One brand.Every workout.
Boxing, yoga, resistance and recovery — the gear that holds up, without four different checkouts. We'll also tell you what to skip.
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Buy the three things you need. Skip the rest.
Boxing, yoga, resistance and recovery in one place — and honest advice about which pieces actually change your training. A mat, grip and one resistance tool will take most people further than a garage full of gear.
Six-Head Percussion Massage Gun with Adjustable Speed Control for Muscle Relaxation and RecoveryThe one recovery tool worth the money
$99.00$147.00
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11-Piece Resistance Training Band Set for Home and Gym WorkoutsA full gym that fits in a drawer
$39.00$70.00
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Extra Thick Non-Slip Yoga Exercise Mat for Home Workouts and Stretching (72x24in)6mm, 72×24in — grips on hard floors
$49.00$79.00
Start where you train
Muscle Recovery & Wellness Tools
Foam rollers, percussion guns, straps and supports. Both categories work — they work differently, and we'll tell you which one your training actually needs.
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Three things, not thirty
Most home setups need a small, specific list. These are the three-piece kits we'd build ourselves — bought together, they cost less than the parts.
The recovery stack
For heavy training weeks and backs that complain by Thursday.
The Pilates floor
A mat, grip, and one resistance tool. Blocks and wheels can wait.
The garage setup
Enough to hit something properly, without hanging a heavy bag.
Start with the recovery stack
If you only buy one kit, buy this one. It is the most ordered of the three, and the only one that covers the gap most home training leaves open.
The recovery stack
A percussion gun for the deep, localised work; a roller for broad surfaces; a strap so the mobility work actually happens. For heavy weeks and backs that complain by Thursday.
The Pilates floor
A mat, grip socks, and one resistance tool. Blocks and wheels can wait.
The garage setup
Enough to hit something properly, without hanging a heavy bag.
Gym membership? Optional. Results? Not so much.
Built for people who train seriously at home — a 6am flow, a garage boxing session, a recovery ritual after leg day. Professional gear shouldn't mean a gym price tag.
Stays dry under pressure
Sweat-wicking materials that keep grip and shape through your hardest sessions.
Built for thousands of reps
Professional-grade construction that holds up long after cheap alternatives give out.
Every discipline, one place
Yoga, fitness, boxing, recovery — stop shopping four different stores for one workout.
30-day free returns
Not the right fit? Send it back within 30 days. We stand behind our gear.
What to buy, what to skip
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Questions, answered
The seven things people ask most before their first order. Anything else, email us — we answer within 1–2 business days.
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