The Best Workout Gear to Make the Most of Your New At-Home Gym Routine

Home workouts are the new norm. Scroll through to see the equipment and accessories that are making our workout routines that much more enjoyable.
Julia Cherruault for Observer

Lululemon Double Roller

Those of you who have been doubling up on the home workouts are probably feeling some soreness, and a foam roller is super helpful to help ease any tension in your back and legs, as long as you use it properly. The larger, outer roller is best for your arms and legs, while the smaller, interior roller works well on your back. $58, Lululemon.

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P.volve Beginner Kit

P.volve devotees will love having their own p.ball at home, but this kit also includes ankle weights and 2 pound hand weights, to use for your everyday workouts. $79.99, P.volve.

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Hip Circle Sport Pack

Intensify your regular workouts with an exercise band, for when a regular squad just isn't doing the trick. $38, Goop.

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Tone It Up Slide 'N Sculpt Discs

Use these glider discs for an extra burn with toning and Pilates workouts. $12.75, Tone It Up.

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B Yoga Cork Block

A yoga block will help prevent you from overly straining yourself while working out, and help lengthen to get the most out of certain stretches. $18, B Yoga

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Tangram Smartrope

Upgrade your jump rope with this high-tech accessory, which tracks all your fitness data and stats and works with Bluetooth. $80, Goop.

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Barry's Resistance Band

Even if you can't make it to your favorite studios, you can still amplify your at-home fitness regimen with this band. There's no instructor yelling at you, but it should do the trick! $22, Barry's Bootcamp.

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Lululemon No Limits Stretching Strap

Use this strap during yoga and stretches to help lengthen and support. $16, Lululemon.

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Manduka Pro Mat

A mat that's cushy but stable is key. $120, Manduka.

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Theragun Elite

Theragun's quietest device yet is amazing to help soothe sore muscles. Yes, it's expensive, but it's worth it to ease away all that tension and soreness post-workout. $399, Therabody.

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As everyone stays at home and follows social distancing guidelines, we’ve been getting more creative when it comes to getting in our favorite workouts. Gyms and fitness studios are still mostly closed for the time being due to the coronavirus pandemic, which means you won’t be getting out to your favorite yoga, cycling, barre or Pilates classes in-person just yet.

Luckily, there are more online workouts than ever before, and even though you might not have room for a bike or old-school machinery, there are still ways to upgrade your fitness routine in ways that won’t take over your studio apartment. It’s been tricky to find workout equipment staples to buy online right now amid quarantine (we need to know who bought every single set of dumbbell weights off of Amazon), but we’ve found all the best items still available. Scroll through to see the best workout accessories for this new at-home workout life, because there’s only so long that you can use your bath towel as a yoga mat.

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