Best fitness purchase you've ever made?
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i would say my turbo trainer i recently bought for £50, i can have my own spin session at home every morning0
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i have an amazon credit. getting my eyes tested today so i can buy some optical swimming goggles so i can see where i am swimming clearly!0
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Fitbit One for me as it highlighted how inactive I was and now acts as a reminder to stay more active. Using it properly (stride length set, logging non-walking activity on the website etc) it also provides a reasonably accurate record of my TDEE so I can set my calorie intake accordingly.0
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If you have a bike already, $30 will buy you a set of mudguards.
Seriously. You can use it after it's been raining without getting things you've ridden through up your back.0 -
My shuffle. I love to listen to music when working out and the little shuffle is light way and easy to use in the gym or while running, etc. I never liked using my phone for music but the iPod Shuffle is perfect! Always makes me work out longer0
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A Pair of Running Shoes (but they cost more than $30)0
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I love my battle ropes!! the offer a total body workout and they are HARD!0
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Heart rate monitor... or my resistence bands... yes those0
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My vivo fitness band by Garmin. It provides more real time information on the band display than fitbit and jawbone! I am much more active in my daily life because of the vivo fitness band by Garmin.0
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My programmable static exercise bike.
I love my mountain bike but here in northern France 30miles from the coast the weather gets pretty cold, wet, and windy in autumn and winter. The indoor bike means I can still get my workout without getting soaked, muddy, and freezing my butt and finger ends off! The new wall-mounted TV also helps as I can now watch my music channels when I get bored of staring outside at the rain.0 -
my fitbit0
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Fitbit one! Has really helped motivate me to move more. I actually get anxious if I forget to wear it now! Well worth the money x0
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Hometrainer.
It's placed in the bedroom, facing the television.
It satisfies my inner couch potato, and keeps me reasonably fit.
And for long stretches of time, it has proved to be a very artsy clothes hanger.
^^Lol at this. I used to have a cross-trainer bike that came in very handy for hanging my clothes!!0 -
Got it as a gift, but without a doubt, my fitbit.0
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For 30$, a skipping rope or exercise mat.0
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Diary to use for a training journal.
(Or should I say diaries, since it's one per year?).0 -
Decent running clothes that make me feel good when I put them on0
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A bench, Olympic bars, and weights. I've added dumbells along the way.
They've lasted 22 years.0 -
Hip Hop Abs0
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My bathing suit. A Dolphin aquatard. This was a bit more than 30 dollars.
My gym membership so I can swim year round.0
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