Awesome Fitness

Set for Set’s workout tool is inspired by ancient melee combat weapons. Forged from steel, then powdercoated black, each one has a hefty handle with a knurled grip handle. With head weights from 7 to 30 pounds, there’s one for every fitness level. Includes an 84-page e-training guide with ideas for your routines.

Exercise is important to our health and long-term survival. So why is it that our genetic programming doesn’t make it something that we instinctively crave? MinuteEarth explores how evolution may have affected our feelings about working out and being active.

This compact fitness machine uses rotating gears to create inertial resistance for a workout anywhere you go. Weighing in at just 2 pounds. Despite the Handy Gym’s size, it supports a wide variety of exercises and offers up to 220 lb. via interchangeable resistance discs.

This indoor bicycle trainer helps build your endurance and fitness regardless of the weather outside. It holds road bikes or mountain bikes securely by its quick-release rear axle, and a smooth-spinning steel flywheel with magnetic resistance. Grab one today in The Awesomer Shop.

Thomas “infamous_wu13” Wu shows off his skills in the gym as he repeatedly punches a 20 pound medicine ball, making it appear to float in the air. You can find others doing the same with varying degrees of success at #floatingballchallenge.

“In 1818, civil engineer William Cubbitt designed the first treadmill as a device to punish inmates…” Learn this and everything else you never wanted to know about treadmills, as explained by an ordinary guy in the compelling new web series Ordinary Things. Then learn about pillows, stairs, and onions too.

This DNA test kit provides you with info about your genetics, providing pesonalized guidance on the best nutritional and exercise plans for you, along with data on your global ancestry. Plus, Vitagene won’t sell or publish personal information. Save 30% in The Awesomer Shop.

Inventor and maker of crazy stuff Colin Furze decided to build himself one of the most torturous pieces of home fitness equipment ever – a treadmill that runs up the staircase. Our knees hurt just watching this one. Coming downstairs looks like fun though.

FightCamp combines a pair of sensors with a subscription-based app that contains videos of workouts, to give you a personal trainer in the comfort of your home. The sensors tuck into the included wraps and measure and record your punch volume and speed.

Netxrino’s InfinityBall is a high tech alternative to foam rollers. It lets you target sore muscles more accurately and has four vibration speeds to suit your needs, from a gentle rub for sensitive muscles to a strong kneading pulse for trouble spots.

Celebrity trainer Jason Walsh sums up the routines and exercises that he used to get Bradley Cooper, John Krasinski, Emily Blunt, Brie Larson, Alison Brie and Emma Stone in shape for their various roles in movies and TV.

From luxury goods maker Montblanc and watchmaker Firstbeat, the Summit 2 packs an advanced digital running coach that makes recommendations to improve cardiorespiratory fitness, and much more. Features a unisex 42mm case, water resistance, and GPS tracking.

Most workout backpacks are just for your gym clothes, but the Pakama IS the gym. This large, water-resistant rolltop bag comes pre-loaded with 10 pieces of portable fitness gear so you can work out anywhere. A companion smartphone app offers up 500+ exercises.

Those of you who spend any time at the gym will be more than familiar with the sight of the good old weightlifter’s bench. Well if you’d like one at home, you could buy one from Amazon, or you could build one from trees, like Hudson and Duke White from Buff Dudes.

The Treadly is a treadmill for people who don’t have a lot of space in their home. It’s just 5″ thick and has a foldable handrail. It has a capacity of 250lb and lets you go up to 5mph. Instead of buttons, it uses zones on the belt to help you control the speed.

A versatile and portable workout gadget unlike any we’ve seen before, the xChain uses a series of five interconnected, weighted links which reconfigure into a variety of shapes to support more than 500 different exercises. The faster you move, the more resistance it provides.

The perfect everyday accessory for fitness and active living, these recycled stainless steel water bottles incorporates a textured foam massage sleeve which makes quick work of muscle tension before or after a workout. Available in sizes from 18 oz to 40 oz.

POV video master Buttered Side Down decided to work on changing his dad bod into a rad bod. His workout routine includes some sick moves, and even allows him to consume donuts. His circuit looks about as challenging as the one we shared earlier today.

Go from Jabba the Hutt to Jango Fett with the help of Onnit’s Star Wars-themed equipment. The collection consists of three different kettlebells – Darth Vader, Boba Fett and Stormtrooper – a Han Solo yoga mat and a Death Star slam ball.

A smartly-designed add on for gyms that don’t have all the equipment you need. It converts dumbbells so you can use them like kettlebells. It weighs less than a pound, and is small enough to pack in a suitcase. Just keep in mind that the resulting weights are a little wider.

Hear me now and believe me later. Eclectic Method is here to PUMP YOU UP. Fitness fanatics will want to add this remix track to their workout tunes playlists. It’s got a good beat to exercise too, and is comprised of sounds from workout scenes in movies.

On-the-go yogis can and should practice in style with Yoga Design Lab’s travel mat. It folds into a travel bag with ease and is great for hotel room stretching or hot studio sessions. If you’ve ever searched for a mat with artistic style and convenience, it’s here, waiting for you.

There are plenty of gadgets on the market which can tell you your body mass index, but SKULPT’s scanner tech is different, offering detailed insights on muscle quality throughout your body, and providing fitness advice through its companion mobile app.