With More Workouts Streaming From Home, You’re Going To Want This Beautiful Weight Set
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Thanks to live streaming services and social media, workout classes quickly pivoted to accommodate social distancing and isolation measures. Nearly every coveted class, from yoga to pilates to boxing, is now available to stream at home from phones, on computers, and on televisions. At first, the switch to live-streamed workout classes felt like a temporary adjustment. Now, the ease of rolling out of bed at the last minute for a front row seat to a plethora of traditionally jam-packed classes has become a new normal that optimizes our time and streamlines days at home.
But one barrier to efficient workouts at home can be a lack of equipment. A good set of hand weights or a sturdy resistance band are always at one s disposal in a gym or studio, but that s not the norm at home. While you can use heavyish non-perishable food items like soup cans as weights, it doesn t take more than a few days to realize they re cumbersome to hold and not that efficient, even if thrifty. Plus, most of the dumbbells and resistance bands on the market make for eyesores that require stowing away in closets and drawers when they re not in use, running the risk of being forgotten forever.
Now more than ever, it’s time to get your hands on workout equipment that you love. Enter: Kenko s minimal handcrafted dumbbells and resistance bands. This pretty set of hardwood weights doubles as decor in their downtime. With gym memberships likely remaining on hiatus for the foreseeable future and online workout classes costing less than their in-person counterparts, a set of weights and bands you ll actually want to leave out on your countertop seems like a worthy investment.
Here, the best home workout equipment set that you can leave out until your next sweat session.
