Worried about what kind of gift to give to a woman who's always on the go, always has boundless energy, and always looks fit and fabulous? Don't sweat it! These gift ideas for women who love fitness and working out may even inspire you to hit the gym.
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$50 from Amazon
Bear Blocks are designed to help you perfect your pushup. These sculpted blocks position your paws to maintain proper posture and avoid stressing your wrists. (They also look a lot cooler than most fitness gear we've seen).
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$250 from Amazon
Rowing is an excellent exercise for burning fat and building muscle, and this budget-friendly machine gets great marks on Amazon (4.4 stars from more than 13,000 buyers and counting).
$88 from Lululemon
Any active woman will tell you this: You can never, ever have enough leggings. Designed for running, these leggings are available in four colors and in sizes ranging from 0 to 20.
$399 on Amazon
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Theragun, one of the leading names in percussive therapy devices that help shorten recovery time, released its fourth generation of "massage guns" last year to remarkably positive reviews. The Elite model packs 40 pounds of force, customizable speeds, five attachments, and Bluetooth connectivity.
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$20 from Amazon
Get a full-body workout with these durable cotton fabric resistance bands. The set comes with three bands of varying resistance in gray, black, and pink, access to video workouts using the bands, and a mesh carrying bag.
$58 from Lululemon
Running, jogging, whatever her favorite physical activity is, she'll look great in these moisture-wicking tees. They're available in sizes from 0 to 14 and in three colors and a print.
$23 and up from Amazon
With four pockets to stash keys, IDs, phones, and whatever else she takes to the gym, this FlipBelt is all any fitness buff could ask for to keep the workout hands-free. Made in the U.S., they're machine-washable and come in a baker's dozen color options and sizes from XXS to XL.
$17 from Amazon
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No equipment? Wrong equipment? There are no excuses with this book, which shows how to put together comprehensive workouts that don't require accessories — just a bit of space, time, and effort.
$101 from Bombas
Socks are another one of those little necessities that a fitness buff can never have enough of. Owners love Bombas for their snug fit, eye-catching colors and patterns, and the fact that every purchase benefits local homeless shelters. Win-win.
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$70 from Amazon
Even the most in-shape of athletes need a little extra support now and then, and this cordless handheld massager helps those with pain in their back, shoulders, neck, and more. Comes with six different massage heads and a lifetime warranty. Offers two hours of massage time on a single charge and can be recharged in around 60 minutes.
$1,895 and up from Peloton
The basic Peloton package gets you a bike, but keep in mind that it doesn't include all the extras, which include a $39 monthly membership to classes, shoes, bike weights, headphones, a heart rate monitor, and even a bike mat. That all can add up to hundreds of dollars more. However, Peloton devotees rave about the classes and the community and insist the Peloton experience is like no other.
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$20 from Amazon
Sure, heavy freeweights and pricey fitness machines have their place, but inexpensive exercise gear can be useful, too. Case in point: this collection of elastic fitness bands in a range of resistence levels, which comes with a travel case and motivational sayings. Be sure to check out Bala's wrist weights that people are also raving over.
$12 from Amazon
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Stay hydrated without making repeat trips to the water cooler with this 24-ounce bottle. It's insulated enough to keep water cold, but it won't weigh down your work bag like a heavier stainless steel bottle.
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$23 from Amazon
A dog isn't just woman's best friend; canines can also be great workout buddies. This 4-foot bungee-style leash has a reflective strip for evening outings and comes in 13 color options.
$57 from Walmart
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There's no shortage of options for at-home cardio workouts, yet few involve burning calories while also improving hand-eye coordination like reflex speed-bag exercises do. This spring-mounted, height-adjustable reflex bag comes with a sturdy base and has received high marks from reviewers. All you'll need is a pair of boxing gloves.
$78 from Girlfriend Collective
We're not sure what we love more about this unitard, the fact that it's available in a range of eye-catching colors or that it's available in sizes from XXS to 6XL. Fitness for every body!
$40 from Amazon
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This 72-inch mat is made from eco-friendly 100% natural tree rubber. It comes in a number of colors — the company uses non-AZO dyes — and gets 4.6 stars from Amazon buyers.
$19 from Amazon
Once you've devoted yourself to a regular fitness regimen, you'll need to keep track of your progress. This handy diary is formatted to record your physical stats, workout performance, your fitness goals, and the rewards for attaining them.
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$1,998 from Amazon
As cycling fanatics try something new with guided treadmill workouts, NordicTrack is right in the mix with this machine that includes a one-year iFit workout app membership with purchase. The included interactive HD touchscreen streams on-demand iFit workouts and tracks stats. The machine also folds up to save space after a run.
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$13 and up from Amazon
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There are entire workouts built around kettlebells, but these compact wonders — available in varying weights — won’t take up much space at home. A flat bottom keeps them from rolling, while a textured handle helps even sweaty hands maintain a grip.
$400 from Costco
Let her join legions of Vitamix fans with the E320 Explorian, able to power through fruits, veggies, nuts, and more with variable speed control and a pulse feature. The low-profile 64-ounce container also fits under most cabinets, and you also get two 20-ounce cups and lids for smaller jobs like individual smoothies.
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$30 from Amazon
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Unknot those tight muscles with this foam roller, which earns kudos from reviewers and runners alike for its durable build and gridded exterior, which targets trigger points and massages away knots.
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$33 from Amazon
With hardcore workouts come hardcore muscle aches, and this soft heating pad will help ease that hard-earned discomfort. Offers three heat setting, a soft micro-plush cover, and an extra large size.
$13 from Salty Britches
If she's a winter outdoors enthusiast, she's going to need something to protect her skin from the ravages of winter's moisture-sucking air. This ointment promises a "soothing, long-lasting barrier against skin irritation" caused by winter weather. This would make a great stocking stuffer for any woman who loves to ski, snowboard, or snowshoe, or who refuses to give up her outdoor workout routine due to frigid temps.
