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PRx Bully Sled

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TANK® M1 Push Sled

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Relentless Rope™ XR

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Stealth Air™ Bike

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Stealth Air™ Rower Pro

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Relentless Ripper™ Pro

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Relentless Rope™

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PRx Performance Battle Rope PRx logo on battle rope
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PRx Performance Battle Rope

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PRx Weight Vest PRx Weight Vest
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PRx Weight Vest

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PRx Weight Vest Plate Pairs

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PRx Battle Rope Anchor

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PRx Prowler Push/Pull Sled with Harness PRx sled being pushed by athlete
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PRx Prowler Push/Pull Sled with Harness

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PRx Pull Sled with Harness

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RPM Session Jump Rope RPM Session Jump Rope
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RPM Session Jump Rope

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Bear KompleX Sandbag

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What Cardio Equipment Should I Add to My Home Gym?

The best cardio equipment for your home gym depends on how you like to train. If you want a dedicated machine for longer conditioning sessions or intervals, an air bike or rower can give you plenty of ways to get your heart rate up. If you’d rather mix cardio into strength-focused workouts, sleds, battle ropes, jump ropes, sandbags, and weight vests can bring conditioning into the movements you’re already doing.

You don’t need a lineup of traditional cardio machines to build a well-rounded home gym. Choose equipment that fits your available space, works with the workouts you enjoy, and gives you another way to challenge yourself outside of your regular strength training.

What’s the Difference Between Cardio and Conditioning Equipment?

Traditional cardio equipment like air bikes and rowers makes it easy to train continuously or work through timed intervals, whether cardio is the focus of your workout or the finisher after a lifting session. You can adjust your pace and intensity to build a workout around the time and effort you want to put in.

Conditioning equipment takes a different approach. Push or pull a weighted sled, work through battle rope intervals, grab a jump rope, carry a sandbag, or throw on a weight vest to combine resistance and movement in the same workout. Both styles can have a place in your home gym, and combining them gives you even more ways to change up your training.

How Can I Add Cardio Without Taking Over My Home Gym?

Cardio doesn’t have to mean adding another giant machine to your floor. If space is limited, compact equipment like jump ropes, battle ropes, weight vests, and sandbags can add plenty of conditioning possibilities without requiring a permanent footprint in your gym. When your workout is done, they can be stored away until you need them again.

If you have more room to work with, an air bike, rower, or sled can give you dedicated cardio and conditioning options alongside your strength equipment. Think about how often you’ll use it, where you’ll train, and how much space you’re willing to dedicate to cardio before choosing your setup.

Build the gym around the way you actually train—not the equipment you think you’re supposed to have.

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