Weight benches don’t come cheap, apart from this one. With a seven-position backrest and two-position seat, this bench is perfect for flat, incline and decline exercises, and for hitting every inch of your chest.

If you’re new to running, the Garmin Forerunner 55 packs all the basics at a fraction of the cost of more advanced versions. With built-in GPS and optical heart rate monitoring, it has everything you need as a beginner.

What better way to maintain your cardio fitness when it starts to get too wet and windy outside? With a motorised incline of 10%, this DOMYOS treadmill with a 16 km/h max speed will help you to improve your fitness levels, quick!

No matter your style of training, you need a set of reliable DBs. This smart pair does away with racks of free weights for two compact and adjustable dumbbells with a respectable max weight of 24.8KG.

Bigger, colder, and with 5-layer insulation for sustained chill and all-weather protection, the Lumi Pod Max is roomy enough for big lads.

Navigating traffic, pedestrians and pets on your runs is no simple task. Listen to music while keeping aware of your surroundings with Shokz’ bone conduction headphones.

Mini massage guns make for far better travel companions than their full-sized bros. Delivering up to 3600 percussions per minute, sling this in your gym bag or carry-on for percussive therapy on the go.

Chill on the sofa while a bunch of inflating chambers gently massage your legs and call it ‘recovery’.

Suitable footwear is essential when it comes to lifting heavy. Lightweight but tough, the adidas Powerlift 5 weightlifting shoes will keep you stable and planted under heavy loads.

Don’t let your home set-up stop you from skipping legs. Pair this power rack with one of our recommended barbells and you can’t lose – provided you have the space to play with.

The JAXJOX KettlebellConnect 2.0 is a six-in-one digital adjustable kettlebell ranging from 5.5-19 kg. The new 2.0 version is armed with real-time performance tracking and reporting.