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1. A high-density foam roller to relieve muscle tension and soreness with a variety of core-engaging moves. You have to be able to balance on it, after all.
2. A Gold's Gym exercise ball that'll provide a great deal of uses, whether you're looking to stretch out across it, or tone up by balancing on it.
3. A foam plyo box for jump training and exercising. It doesn't take up too much space and is super versatile. You can do anything from quad workouts to tricep dips on one of 'em.
4. A rowing machine so you can work out everything from your shoulders to your back and arms. Those areas can be tough to train with just body weight exercises, so you'll definitely find good use for it.
5. A Champion jump rope if you want a super effective way to get your blood pumping. Since you barely have to move from your spot, it's also ideal for at-home cardio.
6. A magnetic exercise bike to experience the same exhilaration of an outdoor sport with the convenience of in-home workout. It also has hand pulse pads to see how hard your heart's pumping.
7. A bright yoga mat that'll remind you to head to that early A.M. class or get your stretches in at home.
8. A treadmill for when you wanna run without leaving your house. It's ideal for winter months when it's too cold for an outdoor jog *and* summer months when heatstroke is an issue.
9. Or a treadmill — this one with an incline option — so you can engage a whole different set of muscles.
10. A yoga block because not only will it come in handy when you're working on extra pretzel-y positions, but it also supports your joints and helps keep your body aligned.
11. A seven-piece yoga set to ensure you have everything you need to get into flow, whether that's a towel after a sweaty session or some extra blocks and body straps to nail that one tricky pose.
12. A pair of yoga socks for gripping the mat extra tight. If you've ever almost slipped during a downward dog, these are for you.
13. A cast iron kettlebell that'll allow for a variety of weight exercises; you can use it as a dumbbell or to do kettle swings.
14. A puzzle exercise mat because they'll turn your tile floors into a safe, supportive surface for your squats and push-ups.
15. A weighted vest so you can add that extra element of difficulty to your normal body workouts. You can even adjust how many extra pounds you want for your pushups and the like, and it evenly distributes the weight.
16. A speed agility ladder to give you all sorts of options for agility exercises. Run from side-to-side or straight ahead as fast as you can.
17. A handy workout bench that'll help you practice a variety of resistance and body weight exercises (or just provide you a comfy seat to rest on between reps).
18. A doorway pull-up bar for exercising your back and shoulders without any of the bulky gym equipment you'd otherwise need. Just install on top of your doorframe and you're good to go.
19. A pair of rotating pushup handles if it's time to diversify your push-up routine. Allowing your wrists to twist mid-exercise activates another range of muscles.
20. A pair of weight gloves so you can enhance your grip on any dumbbells or barbells without getting nasty callouses.
21. A self-guided exercise fitness kit — which includes a yoga stability ball and resistance bands for fine-tuning specific muscle groups — to hit a variety of different types of workouts.
22. An aerobic step platform with instructional videos that'll spice up your boring old at-home workouts.
23. A doorway sit-up bar to give you extra stability while performing sit-ups at home. Just screw it under any door and you'll get a wall's worth of support.
24. A slam medicine ball for getting all the benefits of a barbell — plus a bunch more. You can't throw a barbell during a workout, can you?
25. An ab mat because it supports your abs while you do sit-ups and crunches. By keeping your back arched, it allows for a full range of motion done by your abs.
26. A WonderCore if you're looking to target your upper, middle, and lower abdominals and obliques. It supports proper form, so you can stay focused on nailing your workout.
27. A set of fabric resistance bands to make your workouts harder. Thanks to their grooved texture, they won't slip down or bunch up the way some of the latex ones do.
28. A set of seven resistance bands that'll help you workout even when you're traveling. It also comes with exercise cards and a carrying case.
29. A latex tube resistance band with a door anchor so you have a whole new world of strength workouts to try. You can use them anywhere you have a door, so don't be afraid to travel with them.
30. A set of neoprene dumbbells for both weight exercises at home or just bringing along for your next walk or run to give your arms a toning twist in conjunction with the cardio.
31. A pair of padded ankle cuffs to bring the workout of a resistance band to your legs, whether you're trying to tone your inner thighs, outer thighs, or calves.
