Training at home
Clean home exercise equipment without damaging it
Cleaning home exercise equipment starts with identifying its material. A method that suits a metal handle may be wrong for a rubber band, fabric cover or foam mat.
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Choose equipment and organise the space you have.
Cleaning home exercise equipment starts with identifying its material. A method that suits a metal handle may be wrong for a rubber band, fabric cover or foam mat.
Read articleWhat works on a studio floor may not work on polished wood, carpet or a patio. Choose footwear for the surface and exercise rather than treating barefoot training as a universal upgrade.
Read articleA workout screen should be easy to consult between movements and easy to ignore while you perform them. Its position can make that distinction much simpler.
Read articlePutting the room back is part of using shared space for exercise. A short, predictable order keeps equipment out of the next person's path.
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