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1. Rotating push-up handles to take the weight off your wrists during push-ups and level up the intensity of this go-to full-body workout.
2. A protective barbell pad that'll help you get the most out of your squats without all that pressure on your back. Only feel the pain where you want the gain!
3. A best-selling abdominal roller to work your upper abs, lower abs, and your obliques, depending on how you angle your body.
4. Gold's Gym adjustable weighted vest that'll tack on your preferred amount of weight so your muscles can stay at work while you get your cardio in.
5. Ankle weights to add heaviness to the workouts you already love, making your muscles work harder so you can get stronger faster.
6. An Everlast boxing kit that includes everything you need to start training like a fighter, from the heavy bag installation tools to the wraps and gloves.
7. An athletic jump rope – a portable and versatile way to get some intense cardio and calf-strengthening in wherever, whenever (almost).
8. A reformer machine of your own to replace overly expensive monthly Pilates studio memberships (around the same cost) so you can strength train to your heart's desire.
9. A foldable agility ladder that's the perfect way to work out for speed and form and is great for a group training session in a park.
10. A kettlebell with a smooth silhouette and handlebar that'll allow you to add variety and cardio to your weightlifting routine. Cast iron ones will also last you multiple lifetimes.
11. A basketball hoop as a refreshing way to solo train, but we wouldn't argue against starting your own neighborhood league.
12. Core sliders to work with countless calisthenic moves to train your agility and abs — and they can be used on carpet, hardwood floors, and even grass.
13. Roller skates – a perfect "in" to the ranks of Venice Beach-ers. Or you could consider joining your local derby league for a fierce way to work out.
14. A sturdy bicycle to combine your workout with your commute. Check out the sights along the way or shift gears and get a sweat on.
15. A doorway pull-up bar that might seem old school, but is a great way to integrate quick upper-body workouts into your days at home.
16. Compression socks to provide relief to aching feet and legs and promote circulation, which could make running way more comfortable and (dare I say) enjoyable.
17. A boulder doorway trainer that'll be the perfect introduction to indoor rock climbing and bouldering. If you're a veteran climber, it'll keep you on your *fingertips* in-between gym sessions.
18. A bike rack to add to the trunk of your car as a great way to stay motivated to explore paths and trails that aren't within a bike ride's distance from your house.
19. A hiking pole that is also a selfie stick and camera holder, so you can really go the distance on your hikes while simultaneously capturing the best moments.
20. Fitbit Inspire HR – it tracks your heart rate and movements, displaying your achievements right there on your wrist. What's more motivational that that?
21. A circular yoga mat to take your flow to the next level by making it totally uninhibited by the edges of a traditional rectangular mat.
22. A slacklining kit that's a great way to practice agility and get out into nature.
23. A rowing machine basically guaranteed to change your workout routine (or replace it entirely) by challenging everything from your strength to your endurance.
24. An inflatable stand-up paddle board for getting a fun and unassuming full-body workout, especially if you're lucky enough to live near a body of (clean) water.
25. Dr. Scholl's running shoe insoles that'll offer arch and knee support so you can run farther for longer.
26. Punching mitts for boxing with a partner, which increases your focus and allows you to practice basic or new techniques with immediate feedback.
27. Battle rope to provide a strength- and endurance-testing workout that you'll feel immediately. Loop the end around a stationary object, lift and lower each loose end, and feel your abs and biceps light up.
28. A stopwatch timer – a staple tool in HIIT that'll add urgency to any of your workouts.
29. A handheld deep tissue massager that'll basically beat the life out of your muscles, but its ability to lend to muscle recovery will make it well worth it.
30. A vibration plate as a muscle-stimulating addition to workouts that focus on resistance. The vibrations awaken tired muscles and will get you feeling toned in no time.
31. A resistance band set that comes complete with a door anchor, carrying case, and ankle straps so you can get a complete workout with countless different exercises (some of which also come included!).
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