New - Strength Exercise Bundle!
New - Strength Exercise Bundle!
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We created this bundle to support a full-body strength workout that can easily be adjusted depending on level of desired difficulty. The equipment also provides options to incorporate balance and flexibility exercises into your fitness rituals.
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What's Included
What's Included
- Mini-Stability Ball (Medium)
- Hand Weights (5 Ibs)
- Exercise Bands (Regular resistance)
Best For
Best For
- Full-body strength workouts (upper, lower body & core) with only three items.
- Easy to adjust level of difficulty for your workout.
- Integrate low-impact options (mini stability ball) to ease stress on joints.
- Moves with you - mini-stability ball & exercise bands easy to pack on trips or bring to a gym class.
Specs
Specs
- Mini Stability Ball: Medium
- Hands Weights: 3 Ibs
- Exercise Bands: Regular
Features
Features
- Mini Stability Ball: 100% Non-toxic PVC
- Hypoallergenic and phthalate free. Anti-burst
- Hands Weights: Neoprene coated.
- Exercise Bands: Non-Latex.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Free Shipping Ontario. $10 Nationally
Delivery Times:
- Toronto 1-2 Days
- Ontario 1-3 Days,
- National - 2-5 days
Free returns within 30 days of purchase





Video: Balance Exercises with a Mini Stability Ball

Why We Made This Bundle
You don’t need an entire gym for fun & effective workouts. We put this bundle together to create interesting full-body workouts, with a few pieces of equipment that are easy to store (and even travel with some).

What to include in a Strength Workout?
One way to structure your at-home strength workouts is to include a short warm-up (5 minutes), 1-2 core exercise, 6 strength exercises for upper and lower body and then a short warm-down.
Looking for ideas? Explore our free collection of exercise videos.

Is Strength Training Impactful As You Age?
Yes! Strength training is not just for "people of a certain age." Even though, we start to loose muscle mass in our 30s (and this continues each decade), we can maintain and even build strength in our 60s & beyond.