- How to Adjust Workouts to Your Fitness Level
- Where to Find Your Workout Plan?
- How to Play Workouts on a Bigger Screen
- Where to Find the Pilates Plan
- Workouts Too Easy
- Workouts Too Hard
- How to Track Your Weight
- How to Follow More Than One Workout Plan
- A Guide to Our Workout Programs
- Low-Impact, Injury-Friendly Workout Programs
- How to Track Your Steps
- Where to Find Additional Dancing, Stretching, or Pilates Workout Plans
- Where to Find Libido & Pelvic Pilates
- Where to Find the Workout Catalog
- Where to Find Workouts for Every Body Area
- How to Repeat a Completed Workout
- What Equipment Do You Need for Workouts?
- How Many Workouts Should You Do in a Day?
- How to Add Variety to Your Workouts
- Where Can You Find Cycle-Friendly Workouts for Women’s Health?
- Where Can You Find a Gentle Workout Program for Older Adults?
What Equipment Do You Need for Workouts?
Our workout programs are designed to be simple and accessible. In most cases, you’ll just need a mat and comfortable clothes.
Some programs may also include exercises that use everyday household items — such as a chair, wall, bed, or pillow — to help with balance, posture, or relaxation. In addition, certain workouts may suggest using small fitness tools. Depending on the program, you might need:
- A softball
- A release roller or foam roller
- Resistance bands
- A small kettlebell (2–4 kg)
- Occasionally, other items specific to certain workouts
We aim to keep equipment requirements minimal so you can focus on how you move — not what you move with.
How to know what you need for each workout
To check which equipment is needed for a specific workout:
- Go to the Plan tab.
- Tap Go to Workout for the session you want to do.
- The equipment required will be listed before the workout begins.
This helps you prepare in advance and get started smoothly.
Programs that require minimal equipment
Prefer to use only a mat and common household items during a workout? These programs are a good match:
- Pilates (Wall Pilates, Pilates on the Bed, Chair Pilates)
- Libido & Pelvic Pilates
- Pelvic Yoga
- Pelvic Yoga on Chair
- Somatic Yoga
- Chair Yoga
- Bed Yoga
- Yoga for Menopause
- Hatha Yoga
These routines are ideal if you’re looking for simple, equipment-light workouts with minimal setup.
Always feel free to contact us. If you have any questions or need help — we’re here for you.