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What Is The Best At-Home Training Equipment?

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If your son or daughter’s season begins right after the summer break and would  like to increase your speed, strength, and flexibility with the right equipment, this article is for you. If you  are an adult that wants to improve your overall health by implementing at home workouts but do not know what equipment to look for, you have come to the right  place as well.  

Summer break is key for athletes that want to improve their performance for the upcoming season. During this time athletes recharge, focus on training specific skills, and strength train to prevent the likelihood of future injuries. For adults, summer is the time to partake in outdoor sports/activities, start and/or continue training at home with their kids. Whether you are an experienced athlete or a novice, having the right equipment can help you achieve your goals and make the most of your summer training. In this article, we will explore the best at-home equipment for athletes and adults alike. 

1. Resistance Bands

Resistance bands are versatile and affordable training tools that can be used for a variety of exercises. They can be utilized to target different muscle groups in a simple and safe manner. Their main advantage is that they come in a wide range of resistance levels, lengths/sizes, and can be easily packed on the go! Resistance bands can help you reduce the likelihood of injuries as a simple and effective piece of equipment for strength training. They come in handy because they also can be used for assistance to make exercise easier. An example is doing a band-assisted chin-up. 

2. Dumbbells / Kettlebell

Dumbbells are another essential piece of at-home equipment for athletes and adults. They can be used for a range of exercises, strength training, and cardiovascular workouts. Dumbbells come in different weights, and we recommend searching for adjustable dumbbells for ease of weight selection. They take up minimal space and can be traveled with! Here is an example of alternating shoulder press using dumbbells and kettlebell swings.