Valentine’s Day Gift Guide for Couples That Workout

Working out together isn’t always the easiest thing; particularly when you and your partner don’t share the same fitness goals. Well, we’re all about love here at ProsourceFit, and we’ve been in the lab concocting fitness tools that both you AND your partner can use. Love is in the air and these 8 fitness tools for your couples workout routine will have you and your partner sweating, bonding, and spending some much-needed time together this Valentine's season.  

Top 8 Best Fitness Gifts for Couple Workouts

1. Soft Medicine Balls

Soft Medicine Balls are as versatile as they are effective in helping you achieve any fitness goal — it’s part of what makes them the PERFECT piece of fitness equipment to train with your partner. Your goal might be building muscle, while your partner wants to build explosiveness; it’s possible for the both of you to achieve your goals while doing the same workouts. Challenge each other with advanced sit-ups, dynamic throws, and alternating wall ball slams, all while you bond over your mutual exhaustion.

2. Loop Resistance Bands

Speaking of versatile — resistance bands are your plug-and-play partners for just about any workout. As one part of your partner pairing holds the resistance bands still, the other person can do various workouts from back to biceps, and chest to triceps. These bands come in sets of 3, escalating the level of difficulty so that you and your partner have enough resistance to get a great couples workout. 

3. Vinyl Coated Cast Iron Kettlebells

You won’t be sharing a single Kettlebell, but workouts for couples are all about flexibility. Who wants to share, anyway, when we have Gifts for Him and her in different colors? These colorful weighted bells are perfect for circuit training which basically makes them the ultimate partner-training tool. Choose your weight while your partner chooses theirs, and embark on a non-stop cardio, resistance, and HIIT training routine like you’ve never experienced before.  

4. Neoprene Dumbbells 

Strengthen your connection and muscles with Neoprene Dumbbells. These compact and comfortable dumbbells are ideal for partner workouts, whether you’re doing synchronized curls or challenging each other with (you guessed it) circuit movements. The non-slip grip ensures a secure hold, making your joint workouts both safe and enjoyable.

5. Massage Stick Rollers

Imagine this: Your partner just came home from a long day of work, they’re exhausted, and their muscles ache… then BAM! You break out your brand new Massage Stick Roller and offer to give them a massage that rolls away all their worries. How romantic. Jokes aside, the massage stick roller gives a more controlled experience compared to its foam roller counterpart — and best of all, your significant other will thank you for it.  

6. Acupressure Mat and Pillow Set

Topping our list of Gifts for Her, the Acupressure Mat and Pillow Set is the perfect way for you and your significant other to unwind. Soothe sore muscles and release tension that leads to headaches, stress, and more. Make the most of a unique experience and share it with your special someone. You’ll both come out of the experience with a fresh mind and a new activity to share on future date nights.  

7. Agility Ladders

For the competitive athlete-couple — the agility ladder is designed to enhance speed, coordination, and teamwork. Create fun and challenging agility drills that will have you and your partner moving in sync. Whether you’re training for a specific sport or simply spicing up your cardio routine, these ladders are a fantastic addition to your couple's workouts at home. 

8. Plyometric Boxes

Reach new heights in your fitness journey as a couple with our Plyometric boxes. These sturdy and versatile boxes are perfect for explosive exercises, adding an element of excitement to your joint workouts. Plyometric workouts are also unique in that you don’t need weights or resistance to see amazing results! You and your partner can improve your athleticism with single-leg step-ups, pistol squats, or various box jump variations. 

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