Now that we've discussed the core equipment you could buy, let's talk about accessories. These are products that really transform your workout space into a full-fledged gym. They're not necessary, but they're handy, and they're perfect for those of you who prefer to do body workouts without the aid of bulky machinery. Resistance bands: Black Mountain set for $30 at Black MountainYoga mat: Manduka Pro for $112 at AmazonSuspension training system: TRX for $180 at AmazonHigh-density roller: AmazonBasics roller for $9+ at AmazonVinyl-coated kettlebells: Yes4All bells start at $40 at AmazonPull-up bar station: Citybirds for $200 at AmazonAdjustable bench with barbell: Bowflex SelectTech for $449 at BowflexAdjustable dumbbells: Bowflex SelectTech 552 for $429 at BowflexJump rope set: Crossrope for $119 at AmazonGym mats: BalanceForm mats start at $53 at AmazonPunching bag: CenturyOriginal for $200 at AmazonFitness tracker: Fitbit Versa 3 for $148 at AmazonIf you're looking to set up a complete home gym, we recommend starting with a fitness or yoga mat. From there, pick up a "dumb" exercise kit, such as resistance bands, pull-up bars, jump ropes, punching bags, or free weights. Finally, get yourself a roller to soothe your sore muscles, and a fitness tracker like the Versa 3 to track your fitness goals.Of course, your priorities here depend on which of the featured machines, if any, you selected. Its entirely possible to get an excellent workout in with just the lower-cost items included in this section. However, it will require more work on your part to seek out and track workout routines. But for many athletes, that extra challenge might actually be attractive.