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1. Push-up bars because you can still put your deltoids and triceps to work without straining your wrists. Use them whenever you want to exercise on your carpet, patio, or hardwood floor.
2. Flintstones-inspired leggings so cute and colorful, everyone will be asking "where did you get them?!" during your next virtual class. With a slightly compressive fit and stretchy design, you'll be secretly thinking "Yabba-dabba-doo!" when you get through a tough circuit.
3. A reversible yoga mat for your at-home Vinyasa flow that won't slide or slip when you move from pose to pose. It also easily folds up and fits under your bed or on a closet shelf.
4. And a nonslip yoga mat towel with a gorgeous tie-dye pattern and microfiber material that'll absorb sweat during indoor or outdoor hot yoga. For such a small workout essential, it doesn't take up too much room and it's machine-washable (win).
5. Resistance bands that'll give your legs and butt one heck of a workout and wake up major muscles. They come in five resistance levels (X-Light, Light, Medium, Heavy, and X-Heavy) if you're looking for challenge and want to *feel the burn* while you're squatting and lunging away.
6. A pair of fitness gloves because your hands need a little protection from blisters and calluses. Slip these babies on for weight training and pull-ups and crush your workout with ease.
7. And a Kettle Gryp that'll give your sweaty hands a *lift* during strength training workouts. Place it around a dumbbell, close it up, and bam, you're good to start working out. Dropping weights will be the least of your worries now.
8. A speed jump rope to improve your double unders and get a killer cardio workout in your bedroom. Plus it has a very sturdy rope swing that'll be a big help if you accidentally move out of bounds.
9. A ball balance trainer because your core (and arms) will get quite the workout. You can plank, do push-ups, squats, and lunges on this piece of equipment, which basically fits anywhere at home.
10. A sturdy foam roller to help soothe tight muscles after kickboxing, running, and cycling. It has triple grid massage zones that'll get to work on all sore areas, so you can enjoy your post-workout recovery time.
11. Glow-in-the-dark LED bands if you're running or walking when it's dark outside. Each band can be worn on an arm or ankle for optimal visibility early in the morning and late at night.
12. A pair of high-rise bike shorts that won't slip down or ride up *and* can be worn for so many types of exercise (think CrossFit, dance, and yoga). These babies hit your waist at the right spot and go with all your fave activewear outfits.
13. A stationary bike because it has comfy seating, adjustable resistance, a multi-functional display, and a space-saving design. You may not be in the studio, but you can have a solo cycling session indoors.
14. A hydration running belt for times when you're always ~on the run~ in your neighborhood. It comes not only with one, but two fillable water bottles and a roomy pocket for your essentials.
15. A pair of Powerbeats Headphones that'll actually stay in your ears and tune out annoying noise at home. Yes to crushing your workout and *not* hearing the TV or barking fur babies.
16. A punching bag set because you need a healthy stress outlet *and* workout that'll get your arms in amazing shape. It even comes with gloves, so you can easily create your own boxing setup at home.
17. A pack of exercise cards so you can mix up your fitness routine with planks, push-ups, and burpees galore. You'll never know what's coming up next in the deck and your arms, legs, and core will also get a workout.
18. Athletic tape because sore muscles can be a *pain* after strenuous exercise. This tape won't feel uncomfortable on your skin and might help aid the recovery process.
19. A dumbbell rack to safely store weights in a corner or closet. With 10 slots and a tiered design, you won't have to worry about tripping over one of your dumbbells again in between sets.
20. Blogilates grip socks because you're ~always on your feet~ during virtual Pilates classes and don't want to slip. They have an open-toe design, provide your feet with great traction, and are super comfortable to wear for mat workouts.
21. A medium-support sports bra that's (gasp) not padded and will stay secure, even if you're completing a lot of reps or jogging at a fast pace. A lightweight fabric helps keep sweat at bay and a racerback design comfortably keeps your boobs in place (for no! more! bouncing!).
22. A TRX Suspension Training System for doing push-ups, pull-ups, planks, and more bodyweight moves. All you need to do is anchor it to a beam and give yourself a couple of feet to move around. No bulky equipment required.
23. A mini Pilates ball so you can can ~get to the core~ of your flexibility and balance challenges. This little tool will keep your abs engaged during leg lifts, spider triceps, and toe touches.
24. A wall mount that'll give you easy access to foam rollers, yoga mats, resistance bands, and other equipment. You can finally keep your gym essentials in one place and *not* have a messy floor.
25. A budget-friendly fitness tracker to monitor your heart rate, count steps, and observe calories burned while you exercise. You can even access your health data by week or month, which can help you stick to your fitness goals *and* see your progress in a noncomplicated format.
26. Athletic socks because it's about time you gave your heels and toes better cushioning for running. They each have a heel tab design (buh-bye blisters) and are made with breathable material. You can ~go the distance~ and not deal with stinky, sweaty, and irritated feet.
27. A pair of running insoles for long walks, jogs, and sprints: These are designed to minimize shock by 40% and help keep your feet smelling fresh. That means you just might be able to kiss shin splints and stinky feet goodbye.
28. An agility ladder that you can set up in your garage, backyard, or basement, in case you want to work on your body movements without knocking anything over.
29. A portable rowing machine because your arms and back will *feel the burn* while you enjoy an upper body workout anywhere at home. Use the digital monitor to keep track of stats (count total, time, and calories) and fold it up when you're done.
30. A cooling towel you'll want to keep on hand whenever you're sweaty and really, really hot after a cardio session. Rinse under cold water, wring it out, and drape around your bod to prevent overheating.
31. A Core Max 2.0 because you'll basically have a home gym without having to buy so much equipment. You can do crunches, push-ups, and multiple bodyweight movements with this compact device that'll help you ~work up a sweat~ in your apartment or studio.
32. A BlenderBottle for post-workout beverages. It'll easily blend protein powder into oat milk, coffee, or water so you can get the nutrients you need after a cardio or strength-training session.
33. And an ab roller wheel so you can strengthen your core without slamming into a couch or dresser. Grip onto the handle bars, roll forwards and backwards, and feel your obliques get to work while you binge-watch TV or listen to a podcast.
That feeling when you're about to begin a workout:
