These Products Will Help You Power Through All Your Workouts

Your workout is only as good as your gear — seriously. There's nothing worse than leggings that don't stay up during your run or a bra that isn't giving you enough support during your series of burpees. Thankfully, the Under Armour Infinity High Sports Bra ($60) has you covered (literally) so that you can think about toning your core rather than messing with your straps.

These leggings ($55) are the ultimate base layer. They're sweat-wicking, high-rise for sculpting support, and have a second-skin feel. They'll take you from HIIT to boxing to the streets seamlessly.

If you get joint pain when you're working out, a support sleeve ($19) will be life changing. Slip it over your elbow, where it applies pressure across the joint to minimize inflammation. It's perfect for anyone who loves activities like Crossfit, weightlifting, tennis, or even HIIT.

If you're in the market for a personal trainer that you can take with you anywhere, look no further than Insta-famous trainer Kayla Itsines' SWEAT app. Not only will you get best-in-class workouts, but you can also take advantage of nutrition guides and fitness tracking.

Complete your workout without having to hold on to your phone or tuck it into your bra or the band of your leggings. This armband case ($10) won't slip when you move and is gentle on your skin at the same time.

The easiest way to up the ante on any workout is to add a set of weights ($25) to your ankles and/or wrists. From strength training to yoga, adding weights gives pretty much any type of activity a leg up.

Keep a bottle of Avene Thermal Spring Water ($9) in your gym bag at all times. It will keep your skin moisturized during the toughest workouts; plus, it's oh-so refreshing when you're sweatin' up a storm.

Recovery is just as important as the workout itself. Tiger Balm ($10) is the OG pain-relieving balm; ingredients like camphor, menthol, and clove oil warm on contact to soothe aching muscles.

And if you need to pull out the big guns, use this deep-tissue massager ($185) to really work out all the kinks in your muscles. The vibrations help you release tension and promote cell regeneration so you can recover faster.