Best Echelon Exercise Equipment for Your Home

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Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services.Buying brand new exercise equipment for your home can be really daunting.

On the one hand, you’re making a financial decision: quality machines with up-to-date features like integrated sensors and on-demand classes can cost well over $1,000.

On the other hand, workout machines are often big and bulky and can take up serious real estate in your home. Additionally and potentially more importantly, how do you know which type of machine is going to get you in shape and stay motivated?At the start of the pandemic, when fitness centers and other institutions were forced to shutter their doors, many gym-goers and others looking to get their fitness back on track have asked themselves those same questions and found that the benefits of owning your own machine far outweigh the concerns.

Not surprisingly, a trend that started a few years prior to the spread of COVID-19, but has accelerated since: more Americans are opting for their own at-home equipment — especially machines with smart connected features — than ever before.