What gear and tools are recommended by Randy Aikens for home workouts?

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For home workouts, Randy leans heavily into simple, efficient, and mostly bodyweight work, then adds just a few key tools as needed. From Randy’s content and typical programming style, here is the kind of gear that fits the way he trains people at home:

• A good-quality yoga or exercise mat for floor work and core
• Resistance bands (light, medium, heavy) for pull and push variations
• A set of adjustable dumbbells or 2–3 pairs (light/medium/heavy)
• A sturdy chair or box/step for step-ups, dips, and box squats
• If possible, a doorframe pull-up bar to mimic Randy’s pull-day focus
• A timer app or interval timer for 30-second rounds and circuits

What kind of space and budget are you working with at home?