Whether you’re looking to stay in shape or get back to the gym in this new decade, we bet there’s at least one fitness-related goal on your New Year’s resolutions list. Luckily, Serena Williams partnered with Amazon Sports to curate her very own online storefront and it’s chock-full of workout equipment, tech, vitamins and more. From her go-to tennis racket to her favorite post-workout foam roller, here are five finds from Williams’s Amazon Sports store that we’re adding to cart ASAP.
5 Items from Serena William’s Amazon Store That Will Help Jump-Start Your New Year’s Fitness Resolutions
Published Jan 2, 2020
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1. Powerbeats Pro Totally Wireless Earphones
What’s a good workout without a head-bobbing playlist to go along with it?
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2. Amazonbasics Medicine Ball
With weights ranging from four to 20 pounds, this medicine ball is sure to really lift your fitness routine out of any rut.
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3. Wilson Prime Tennis Racket (strung)
As far as tennis rackets go, it’s only the best for Williams. And by that, we mean the Wilson Prime Tennis Racket.
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4. Revly Workout Recovery Complex
After a tough workout, these Revly Workout Recovery Complex capsules protect Williams’s muscles and joints. Ours could use a helping hand as well.
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5. Triggerpoint Grid Vibe Plus Four-speed Vibrating Foam Roller
Williams ups the ante on muscle recovery by not just foam rolling, but by using a vibrating iteration that’s able to dig even deeper into her facia. It hurts so good.
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