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    31 Things From Walmart That’ll Help You Create Your Own Home Gym

    Put those resolutions to good use.

    1. A BlenderBottle shaker for all of your pre- and post-workout recovery drinks.

    2. A portable resistance band set so you can work out in any room of the house. It comes with bands of different strengths, a door anchor, an ankle strap, and a bag to use it on the go.

    3. An exercise kit that'll supply you with everything your home gym needs: a yoga stability ball, an exercise mat, and resistance bands for all sorts of exercises.

    4. A soft weighted ball to add a level of difficulty to any exercise, from squats and pushups to sit-ups, without the stress of holding a heavy weight plate.

    5. A Gaiam foot massager so you can roll out your tired, achey feet. The little ridges will really get in there and loosen tight muscles.

    6. A jump rope for a quick cardio workout. They're fast-turning so you'll always be able to hit whatever pace you need and can incorporate a variety of movements into your exercise regimen.

    7. A folding treadmill if you're short on space but like to run. Since it folds, it stores really easily, too. It also has a tablet holder in case you want to binge Netflix while you go.

    8. ...or an incline treadmill that'll help you target a wider range of muscles.

    9. Some puzzle exercise matting so you won't damage your floor. It also makes a comfier spot for body weight workouts, like planks and push-ups.

    10. A pair of rotating push-up handles to engage your back, shoulders, chest, and core from the comfort of your own home floor.

    11. A doorway pull-up bar for an intense round of pull-ups without the bulk of a gym machine. All you have to do is hang it on your doorframe, and you're good to go.

    12. A multi-function dip station because a strong upper body makes it easier to push heavy objects. This one even comes with non-slip foot pads and you can adjust the height to your liking.

    13. A thigh toner that'll target that difficult the often-neglected inner-thigh area. All you have to do is place it between your thighs and squeeze.

    14. Another folding treadmill with comfort cell cushioning so high-impact runs are less tough on your joints.

    15. An aerobic platform if you truly want your home gym to feel like you're at an actual gym, It'll stay put thanks to the non-slip risers and has a cushioned top that's easy on your hands, feet, and joints.

    16. A set of Gold's Gym stretch loop bands because they can easily add an element of difficulty if your regular workout feels too easy or stale. They can also be great for physical rehabilitation and physical therapy.

    17. A pair of barbells for at-home workouts. These can work for your basic bicep curls, or you can add them to squats, lunges, and push-ups, too.

    18. A reversible yoga mat to keep you comfy during your at-home yoga flows. Alternatively, use it for a pre-cardio stretching space.

    19. A Gaiam pressure point massager that'll help ease any tight, tense, or achey muscles post workout. And who doesn't love a self-massage?

    20. An arched back stretcher so you can work to alleviate lower back tension and pain. You can also just put it in your desk chair for lumbar support.

    21. An inversion table with a head pillow for relieving any back pain. It helps stretch the muscles and soft tissue in your back, and gravity's slight pull while your inverted reduces pressure on your spine.

    22. A pair of gravity boots to upgrade your inversion table. These help with a wide variety of back issues and muscular pains, from back pain to muscle tension to herniated discs.

    23. A thumb stabilizer if you're battling tissue injuries or strains. You can use it to recover from a rough workout, but it also works on arthritic thumbs.

    24. A ridged foam roller that'll mimics the feel of a massage therapist's hands on your tired, achey muscles. These even facilitate fascia release, which keeps your body nimble and loose.

    25. An ab wheel for at-home, core-engaging exercises if you want to work your midsection but are tired of doing endless crunches.

    26. An anti-burst stability ball to strengthen multiple areas of your body. The best part is, you can incorporate this into pilates and yoga as well.

    27. A barbell doorway sit-up bar so you can stabilize your legs while you work on your sit-ups. All you have to do is screw it under the door, and remove it when you're done.

    28. An abdominal waist fitness machine because a strong core will help you feel balances and stable. Plus it also exercises your shoulders, back, arms, and legs.

    29. An ankle brace with straps to help soothe any inflamed or sore, achey ankles. It also simulates athletic tape.

    30. An ab exerciser that'll make your crunches work a little harder. It even has a headrest so you won't hurt your neck.

    31. An Ab Trax Core Trainer for stimulating every section of your abs without the neck strain of a traditional crunch or sit-up.