No need to spend money on a pricey gym membership or state-of-the-art home equipment — you can get a full-body workout for less than $35. With free online workout videos and reimagined childhood toys like Hula-Hoops and Frisbees, fitness can be affordable, portable and fun.
. Follow the instructional exercise video to burn calories and build strength with this resistance-adjustable hoop. The hoop disassembles for easy transport, so you can take your workout wherever you go. <a href=){kind=spacer}
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 tracks number of steps taken, distance traveled, calories burned, time elapsed and average pace all on an easy-to-read LCD screen. The 2.5-by-1.5-inch unit provides accurate readings when carried upright in a tightly sealed pocket. <a href=)
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 in your car for spur-of-the-moment stops at the park. The Frisbee-inspired durable disc is made of at least 15 percent recycled material and provides a great cardio workout for you, your friends, your dog and your dog’s friends. <a href=)
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. The 5-millimeter-thick mat cushions your joints, and the nonslip surface helps you stay balanced through any hot yoga session. A yoga video is included with purchase. <a href=)
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. Whether you’re recovering from an injury or trying to improve flexibility and strength, this band easily adapts to meet your fitness goals. <a href=)
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