Bodyweight

FAQ

What bodyweight equipment is best if I have limited space?

Choose versatile, portable tools like resistance bands, a suspension trainer, or gymnastic rings for full‑body training that stores easily. REP Fitness also offers compact core tools and weight vests to scale difficulty without adding bulk.

How do I choose between a pull-up bar, rings, and a suspension trainer?

Pull-up bars are the most stable for strict pulls, rings add instability for added challenge and skill work, and suspension trainers adjust quickly for scalable, full‑body moves; pick based on stability needs and mounting options. For comparisons, see our pull-up bar comparison guide.

Which type of resistance band should I use, and how strong should it be?

Large loop bands excel for pull-up assistance and big lifts, mini/hip bands target glutes and warm-ups, and tube bands with handles mimic cable work; many lifters choose a set to progress. Our overview of different exercise bands explains uses and how to pick resistances.

How do I pick the right plyo box height?

Choose a height that lets you land softly and under control; start lower for jumps and go higher for step‑ups or elevated push‑ups. REP Fitness offers 3‑in‑1, stackable, and adjustable options so you can progress without multiple boxes.

What space or mounting do I need for bars, rings, and suspension trainers?

Plan enough clearance to hang with straight arms and move your knees without hitting walls or ceilings, and anchor wall/ceiling units into studs or concrete; suspension trainers can use ceiling or door anchors. REP Fitness provides wall‑ and ceiling‑mounted options suited for secure installs in home gyms.