Bosu Ball-
Stands for Both Sides up- adds a little variation to your workout. I like using it for Push Ups, Mountain Climbers and Burpees. There are a few different kinds of BOSU trainers, and they usually start at $100

The Stability Ball-
Its inexpensive- and one can pratically do any exercise on it. This picture shows someone doing a hamstring curl. I prefer adding a stability ball to my routine because it adds variation, core stability and a challenge!

Gymboss Trainer
This is very user friendly timer, it is small and allows you to do all the planning and have someone else keep score. For $20 it is not a bad deal. Try using it for Tabatta training or regular intevals.

TRX training-
This is a great invention, it is perfect for the "Fitness Anywhere" enthusiast.
For a little less than $200, you have to know you want this. It is small and easy to travel- TRX is a HOT trend now, but will not go out of style.

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