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You don't need a gym membership to get stronger, more flexible and recover well. This collection covers compact equipment for home workouts plus the tools that help your muscles bounce back.
The 11-piece resistance bands set includes stackable bands, foam handles, ankle straps and a door anchor, so you can train your whole body in a small space. New to bands? Start with our beginner's guide to resistance bands and see our anchor options for home gyms.
The Pilates Loop & Stretch Kit helps you work on tight hips, hamstrings and shoulders in a few minutes a day. Bands are also a staple of rehab; read our resistance band physical therapy guide.
The vibration plate adds a low-impact option for training and warm-ups, while massage tools like the foot massage ball help release tight spots. Learn how muscle recovery works, how often to massage for recovery and why sleep matters for muscle growth.
Which resistance band should I start with? Choose a level that lets you complete 10 to 15 controlled reps with good form, with the last two or three feeling challenging.
How often should I train at home? Two to four strength sessions a week, with rest days in between, works well for most beginners.
Is a vibration plate right for me? Most healthy adults can use one, but check with your doctor first if you are pregnant, have a pacemaker, recent surgery or a joint condition.