The workouts in Kayla's BBG Stronger program require large equipment and free weights, so you will need access to a gym.

If you are unable to access a gym or the required equipment, Kayla's BBG program might be more suitable, as it can be completed from home and requires only a small amount of equipment!

You will need access to the equipment and machines listed below, to effectively complete the BBG Stronger program:

• Ab wheel
• Adjustable Bench
• Back Extension
• Barbell (10-12kg)
• Bench
• Bosu
• Cable
• Chair
• Deadball (6-12kg)
• Decline Bench
• Dual Cable
• Dumbbell(s) (2-4kg)
• Dumbbell(s) (3-6kg)
• Dumbbell(s) (10-15kg)
• Fitball
• Kettlebell (3-8kg)
• Kettlebell (8-15kg)
• Lat Pulldown
• Leg Extension
• Leg Press
• Medicine Ball (6-12kg)
• Plyometric Box
• Prone Leg Curl
• Seated Leg Curl
• Seated Row
• Skipping Rope
• Smith Machine
• Squat Rack
• Step
• Recovery Band
• Weight Plate (2-5kg)

Other Items

• Drink Bottle
• Foam Roller
• Massage Ball
• Sweat Towel
• Yoga Mat
• Music!

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If I don't have access to the equipment, what can I use instead? 

If for any reason you don't have access to some of the recommended pieces of equipment, you still have other options! 

• Barbell - Dumbbells can be used instead, holding one dumbbell in each hand. When using dumbbells, ensure they are kept by your sides and not on the back of your neck.
   
• Bosu - You can omit the bosu altogether, but you will need to modify the exercises accordingly. E.g. Complete regular Burpees in place of the Bosu Burpee!
   
• Dumbbells - Two safe, heavy objects can be used, such as bags of food, water bottles, or other household items - get creative!
  
  
• Flat Bench - Any flat, stable surface will be suitable, such as a chair, ledge, park bench, or sturdy box.
   
• Kettlebell - One large dumbbell (8-15kg) can be used instead.
   
• Medicine Ball - Dumbbells held in each hand, or anything of the same weight, will be suitable.
  
  
• Skipping Rope - There is no substitute for this, but you could complete 'air skips' if you are space restricted.

When selecting alternatives, it is important to ensure that they are both safe and secure prior to commencing your workout.