Gym Floor

An Olympic standard squat rack with plenty of tricks up its sleeve. There’s a lifting platform so you can drop weights without worrying. Anchor points for TRX, and pull-up and parallel bars for functional training. And if there’s no one around to spot your lift, you can use the safety bars.

The focal point for functional training – an approach to fitness that uses your bodyweight for results. Pull, push, punch – use monkey bars and dip bars, as well as suspension belts, punch bags, boxing rings and more. It’s basically a climbing frame, for adults.

Who knew you could do so much with just one piece of kit. These ball-shaped weights with attached handles are hugely versatile, allowing you to develop almost every aspect of your fitness, from endurance and strength to agility and balance. Harness the power of the kettlebell for a full body workout that’ll get you burning fat and engaging with different muscle groups for a more sculpted physique. There are endless exercise variations you can do, but here are a few of our favourites.

A manual treadmill. No buttons, no motor. It’s powered by you: the faster you run, the faster it goes.

TRX stands for Total Body Resistance Exercise. It’s suspension training that uses your body weight and gravity as resistance to build strength and fitness. Using a series of straps attached to a wall or frame, TRX was developed by a Navy SEAL as a way to stay in shape no matter where his job took him.

A self-powered treadmill that lets you train your whole body in any way you can think of. Completely controlled by you, it reacts to your movements to speed up, slow down and give you different levels of resistance. And with dual handlebars you can exercise in different positions, working every muscle group. Then track your performance on the built-in console.