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1. A portable elliptical compact enough that you can store it in a corner, closet, or even under your bed. Plus, since you can move it around so easily, you can set it in front of your TV and catch up on your shows as you work up a sweat.
2. Core sliders to give your planks, push-ups, mountain climbers, and more a little extra oomph without having to rely on jumping and disrupting your downstairs neighbors.
3. A yoga mat made with extra cushion to not only keep you comfortable but also make it not sound like there are elephants stomping in your apartment. Plus, it's made from eco-friendly material, has an extra-long length (great for anyone 6 feet and above), doesn't slip, and has a beautiful illustration that may just be the motivation you need to get on your mat.
4. A punching bag set that will be a ~knockout~ addition to your home because it comes with a pair of gloves, so you can ~one-two punch~ your way to an intense workout that won't disrupt the people around you.
5. A set of resistance bands made out of fabric that's designed not to roll or snap so you can ~stretch~ your workout and get more out of your squats, lunges, and other exercises.
6. A foldable mini trampoline reviewers swear doesn't make a lot of noise as you jump, meaning you can get an intense cardio-based workout in without the fear that your neighbor will file a noise complaint against you.
7. A Ubarre weight cleverly made to not look like a weight but super easy to grab and add some resistance to your workout. Plus, when you're done, you can disguise it as a piece of decor on a shelf. Genius!
8. A Bosu Balance Trainer to help with your cardiovascular toning, balance, and flexibility because these are equally important parts of a good workout. Plus, it can easily be stashed in a closet when not in use.
9. A set of dumbbells with a stand, a must-have for anyone who can't ~weight~ for their strength-training days because it's compact and easy to store. And if you need to do a drop set, you can easily grab a lighter pair.
10. Or an adjustable dumbbells set perfect for anyone who's working on building strength. With this, you'll only need one set of dumbbells, as you work your way up from 2 pounds to 20 pounds.
11. A collapsible foam roller because recovery is an equally important part of exercising, and this is an essential tool for your muscles. But the best part about this foam roller? It's lightweight and collapses flat, so you can tuck it out of sight and make your small space feel less cluttered.
12. Quiet Punch — a smart–punching bag designed to fit into any doorway in your home, giving you an easy, convenient, and quiet way to release your stress without causing your neighbors any stress while you work out.
13. Push-up bars you'll have ~a-round~ for a long time because they'll make doing push-ups on the floor so much more comfortable. The handles let you get a good grip and then rotate as you go down, so you don't slip or slide at all. These are also great for anyone who's still working on their push-up game (it's OK, I am too) because they work just as well if you're on your knees.
14. An indoor climber so you can ~go the distance~ during your workout without having to keep dodging your neighbors as you climb up and down the stairs in your building for the 548th time.
15. An Obé fitness subscription to turn your living room (or bedroom or kitchen) into a group fitness class with live and on-demand classes that really ~pack a punch~.
16. A Core Max 2.0 specifically designed to combine eight exercises into one small machine that folds up when you've ~crushed~ your workout and are ready to move on with your day (and maybe get some actual work done).
17. A Stealth Core Trainer, which is a video game balancing board where you use your abs to earn points. You'll be so focused on getting a new high score, you won't even realize how hard you're working. And when you're done, the board is small enough to fit in a closet or even under your couch.
18. Or Ring Fit Adventure for Nintendo Switch, if you prefer to play video games. In this game, you explore a fantasy world and battle enemies, all while working out in whatever space you have in your living room.
19. A pair of Powerbeats wireless headphones to tune out any noise around you so you can focus on those weighted squats and not the neighbor's barking dog.
20. An adjustable kettlebell that with one turn of a dial can go from 8 lbs all the way up to 40 lbs, meaning you only need one piece of equipment to get you through your exercise routine.
21. Or a Kettle Gryp, which is great for anyone that wants to try a kettlebell workout but doesn't need another heavy thing cluttering up their apartment. This genius device wraps around a dumbbell to transform it into a kettlebell and make it super easy to hold onto.
22. An upper-body workout bar you can attach to a doorway to make doing pull-ups a breeze. Plus, you can take it on and off to help you with other exercises, such as tricep dips, and then put it right back on the door when you're done.
23. Treadly 2 Pro so you can get your steps in, no matter what the weather is like outside. The handrail on the machine can be raised or lowered, meaning you can walk, jog, or even run while staying in the same place in your apartment. And when you're done, just slide it under your bed.
24. A pair of adjustable ankle weights designed with separate weight bags in them, so you can start off with 1 pound and work your way all the way up to 5 pounds in one small piece of equipment. No more scrambling to find the next size when you realize the weight you're using is getting too easy.
25. A minimalist rowing machine with 12 levels of adjustable resistance so you can ~row row row~ yourself to stronger arms and increased cardio.
26. A foldable yoga mat *technically* designed for travel, but since it folds up so small, it's perfect to put in a closet, or even a drawer and pull out when it's time for your yoga practice.
27. A stationary exercise bike with the power to transport you to a spin class without actually going anywhere. It has a small design, adjustable padded seat, nonslip handles, adjustable resistance, multifunctional display, *and* doesn't cost a fortune. This may just be the perfect fitness accessory you bring into your home this year (and next).
28. Or a training stand to easily transform your regular bike into a stationary one, meaning you won't have to worry about storing *two* bikes in your small space.
29. A set of resistance exercise bands that are each different weights, so you can mix and match them to customize your workout and maximize your results. Plus, they take up wayyyy less space than dumbbells do.
30. A rolling desk bike that's a viral TikTok sensation for a reason — it will keep you active and moving all day while saying comfortable enough to get your work done. We love a multitasking product.
31. Elastic grip socks perfect for ensuring that you don't slip on hard floors during a virtual yoga, Pilates, or barre class.
32. A Bowflex barbell with curl bar designed so you can adjust the weight from 20 lbs all the way up to 80 lbs, all while keeping its compact design. For anyone who wants to add more strength training to their routine, adding equipment might not seem possible in small spaces, but reviewers say this piece does the trick.
33. A cordless jump rope ensuring that you can jump, hop, and skip to your heart's content without having to worry about a rope thwacking your apartment floor.
34. A yoga mat with alignment lines because you can't have an instructor there helping you all the time, so this mat will be the reminder of exactly where your hands should be while you're in downward dog.
35. A door anchor made to fit in any closed door to increase the possibilities of the exercises you can complete with a long resistance band. It's the perfect way to do lat pull-downs, seated rows, tricep push-downs, and more exercises without using a bulky weight.
36. A no-slip leather medicine ball so you can stop lifting your poor cat during crunches and use this instead.
37. And The Mirror you can seamlessly add to your wall and it will bring interactive classes right into your apartment without taking up a ton of space. Plus, when you're not working out, it's a nice piece of decor that won't stick out like a sore thumb.
Actually footage of me working out like nobody's watching at home (because they're not!):
