Improve Mobility
Mobility equipment to help you move and feel better: stretching machines, foam rollers, bands, yoga gear and vibration plates. It suits athletes, desk workers and anyone recovering from hard training.
Short daily sessions beat occasional long ones, so choose tools you'll actually use. Browse stretching machines, foam rollers and yoga and pilates.
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23% below MSRPVendor:Body-SolidBody-Solid SCB26 Squat Calf Block
In stockOur price $120.00 USD MSRP$155.00 USD -
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21% below MSRPVendor:Pro ClubLineBody-Solid Pro Clubline Monkey Bars SPRMB
Low stockOur price $390.00 USD MSRP$495.00 USD -
42% below MSRPVendor:Powerline by Body-SolidBody-Solid Powerline Roman Chair Back Hyperextension PCH24X
In stockOur price $165.95 USD MSRP$285.00 USD -
36% below MSRPVendor:Powerline by Body-SolidBody-Solid Powerline 45 Degree Back Hyperextension PHYP200X
Low stockOur price $240.00 USD MSRP$375.00 USD -
11% below MSRPVendor:Body-SolidBody-Solid GINV50 Inversion Table
In stockOur price $460.00 USD MSRP$515.00 USD -
Vendor:Muscle D FitnessMuscle D Fitness Super Stretch Machine
Low stockRegular price $3,329.00 USD
Frequently asked questions
How should I structure a simple daily mobility routine?
Start with 2–3 minutes of light movement, spend 5–8 minutes on one or two tight areas (roller/ball), then finish with 2–3 targeted stretches using bands or a block. Keep breathing slow and even.
Roller vs. massage ball—when do I use each?
Use a roller for broad areas (quads, lats, calves). Switch to a ball for pinpoint knots (glutes, pecs, feet) or when you need more pressure in a small spot.
Are vibration platforms legit for mobility?
Many people use short bouts as part of a warm-up before stretching or training, and say positions feel smoother afterward.
How much should mobility work hurt?
Aim for mild–moderate pressure (you can breathe and relax). If you’re bracing or holding your breath, back off. Progress comes from consistency, not pain.
What if my hips and hamstrings stay tight?
Alternate tissue prep (roller/ball) with band-assisted stretches and strengthen end ranges (e.g., mini-band bridges). Consider adding a guided device like a stretch machine for repeatable positions.
Not sure which one fits your space?
Talk to our equipment specialists about fit, power needs and delivery before you buy, or plan it yourself with our free tools and calculators.