Strongman (strength athlete) equipment

• Yokes
• Training sleds
• Logs
• Axles
• Farmer's walk handles
• Stones: Atlas stone, stone of steel (hollow ball loaded with barbells inside)
• Kegs
• General grip strength: Torsion-spring grippers, wrist rollers, rubber grips (Fat Gripz), pinch blocks, pull-up spheres
• Power pins (kettlebell loaded with barbells inside), loading pins (aka. lifting pin, barbell holder for training with weighted pull-ups, et cetera)
• Hammers, slammers, maces, clubs
• Sandbags
• Bulgarian bag^[6]

Bodyweight training, calisthenics and gymnastics equipment

• Dip bar, U-shaped bar designed for being gripped by the hands while performing the dip exercise
• Exercise balls, often soft, elastic and filled with air, used in physical therapy, athletic training and exercise, and sometimes also for weight training
  • BOSU ball, an inflated rubber hemisphere ("half-ball") attached to a rigid platform, used for balance training
  • Medicine ball, a weighted ball whose diameter is about a shoulder-width, often used for rehabilitation and strength training
• Parallel bars (P-bars): high P-bars, low P-bars
• Parallettes
• Plyo box, a box used for plyometric exercises, which are a type of explosive power, like for example jumping
• Power tower or knee raise station, commonly with a backrest and forearm rests with vertical handles at the ends of the rests, used for abdominal exercises since little arm strength is needed and the movement occurs in the hips and torso.
• Push-up handle bars
• Pulling-related:
  • Pull-up/dip belts
  • Peg boards
  • Pull-up bars:
    • Free standing bar
    • Wall-mounted
    • Ceiling-mounted
    • Doorway (use leverage around door frame)
    • Extending door frame (extends out to fit between door frame)
• Pole dancing poles, vertical bars used for dance and acrobatics
• Resistance bands
• Rope:
  • Jump rope
  • Rope climbing
  • Agility ladder, ground-laid rope ladder in which one can move the feet quickly across the squares to improve coordination and speed
  • Battling ropes
  • Climbing rope
• Suspension training:^[7]

a) TRX Suspension Trainer. b) Jungle Gym XT. c) A pair of gymnastic rings. d) Flying. e) AirFit Trainer Pro

• • TRX System ("Total Resistance Exercises"), a suspension training scheme developed by former U.S. Navy SEAL Randy Hetrick
  • Gymnastic rings
• Roman chair, mainly used for the lower back
• Training sleds, scrum machine
• Vault, gymnastic apparatus and exercise, with variations including the vaulting horse and vaulting table
• Wall bars
• Weights:
  • Weighted vest
  • Ankle weights
  • Wrist weights

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  A knee raise station
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  Modern vaulting table
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  Dip bar used for the dip exercise
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  Roman chair used for a hyperextension exercise

Cardiovascular fitness

• Elliptical trainer, a low-impact exercise machine claimed to decrease the risk of impact injuries
  • StreetStrider, an elliptical trainer on wheels
• Indoor rower or rowing machine, a machine used to simulate watercraft rowing
• Stepper, also known as mini stepper or stair stepper
• Stair machine, also known as stair stepper
• Stationary bicycle, also known from degenerated and non-degenerated brand names such as spinning, gamebike and PCGamerBike
• Treadmill, generally used for walking or running, but also climbing and cross-country skiing, while staying in the same place
  • Treadmill desk, a computer desk where one can work on office tasks while treadmilling

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  Several indoor rowers
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  Stair machine