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Woman doing a reverse lunge on a hotel balcony overlooking the ocean, holding an EQUIPT Ubarre at her chest and wearing Uwraps ankle weights.

Exercise Snacks: Why One Minute Is a Real Amount of Movement

Minute Moves

Exercise Snacks: Why One Minute Is a Real Amount of Movement

What exercise snacks are, what the research says, and the first five Minute Moves you can do with a Ubarre and Uwraps in sixty seconds.

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Founder Notes

How EQUIPT Began

The whole origin story, from a barre studio to a patented weight, told properly.

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News

EQUIPT at New York Fashion Week

Sculpt workouts at Casa Cipriani and The Ned during New York Fashion Week, with Staud and Nejla Renee.

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Founder Notes

Why the Ubarre lives on my desk

Keeping a weight on the desk turns a mid afternoon slump into a minute of movement instead of another coffee.

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Partners

The movement keeps moving: EQUIPT on the road

A season on the road: Arizona with Brooke Burke, The Ritz-Carlton Bacara with Amy Rosoff Davis, and Aviator Nation Dreamland with Kadee Fit.

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News

The EQUIPT app is here

The EQUIPT app launched, bringing the workouts onto your phone.

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Travel

Mindful movement and slow travel in Switzerland

A recap of slow travel and wellness moves through Switzerland with EQUIPT.

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Travel

Living Well in Wyoming

Wyoming, wide open country, and keeping movement in the day while away from home.

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Partners

EQUIPT x Auberge at Mattei's Tavern

A wellness morning at Auberge's Mattei's Tavern with Palma Collective, moving together with Ubarres and Uwraps.

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Design

Why EQUIPT leads with design

Why the way a weight looks determines whether you ever pick it up, and how to blend equipment into a room you live in.

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