Weightlifting on sale: balls, steps and discs

What is the weight training selection on promotion at Foot-Store?

This page brings together the weight training and muscle strengthening equipment available on promotion on the site: weighted balls, steps, rollers, vibrating platforms, discs, and dumbbells. It allows you to find all the equipment you need to train at home or to supplement the equipment in a gym, right when they are highlighted. The content of this page changes according to ongoing promotions, so it's best to check it directly rather than relying on an old visit.

What weight training equipment can be found in this selection?

The catalogue covers several product categories, each serving a different purpose.

• Weighted balls and training balls, used for core strengthening, proprioception, and trunk reinforcement.
• Steps, for cardio work and strengthening the lower limbs.
• Rollers, especially for muscle recovery and self-massage after exercise.
• Vibrating platforms, designed for low-intensity muscle work and recovery.
• Weight discs and dumbbells, for free weight training.
• Kettlebells, used for dynamic movements combining strength and cardio.
• Small group training equipment: cones, hoops, hurdles, and ladders, often used for agility and coordination training.

Which brands of weight training equipment are available?

Several specialised brands make up this selection, each with its strengths according to the type of equipment. You can find Sporti, Gymnic, Ledragomma, Kuebler Sport, Blackroll, Softee, Trend Rehab, and Precision. The choice of brand mainly depends on the intended use: recovery, core work, coordination, or strength training.

How to choose your weight training equipment based on your training?

The choice depends primarily on the goal rather than a particular model. For core work and balance training, a weighted ball or training ball is suitable. For recovery after exercise, a roller or vibrating platform is more appropriate. For pure strength training, discs and dumbbells are the basics, while kettlebells are suitable for more dynamic sessions. Small equipment like cones, hoops, hurdles, and ladders is mainly used for agility sessions or to complement cardio training.

What other pages to check out around running and fitness?

Weight training is part of a set of pages dedicated to running and fitness, which you can check separately depending on what you're looking for:

• Running shoes, for road or outdoor running.
• Men's clothing, for daily sportswear.
• Women's clothing, for the same purposes on the female side.
• The fitness page, which brings together other equipment for training in the gym or at home.
• Accessories, to complete your training gear.

You can also go back to the Running/Fitness page for an overview of all these pages.

When to find the best deals on weight training equipment?

Discounts on weight training equipment follow the major commercial events of the year. Black Friday is usually the first event to watch for, followed by promotions linked to the end-of-year holidays. Then come the winter sales, and later the French Days in spring. Outside of these periods, the Sales page centralises ongoing discounts across the site, including on weight training equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where to find cheap weight training equipment on Foot-Store?

This page brings together the weight training equipment currently on promotion. To broaden your search to other fitness equipment, the fitness page may also contain complementary offers.

Do I need to wait for a sale period to buy my weight training equipment?

Not necessarily: offers also exist outside the major commercial periods, notably via the Sales page. Major events like Black Friday or French Days often concentrate more discounts, but those are not the only times to find promoted equipment.

What is the difference between a weighted ball and a regular training ball?

A weighted ball adds load to the movement, intensifying muscle work, particularly for core exercises or throws. A regular training ball, lighter, is more for balance, proprioception, and stretching on an unstable surface.

Is the weight training equipment sold here suitable for home use?

Yes, a large portion of the equipment offered, such as steps, dumbbells, discs, or kettlebells, is suitable for home use. Some larger equipment, like vibrating platforms, just requires checking the available space before purchase.

How to know if a weight training accessory is suitable for a beginner?

It's better to start with simple-to-use equipment, like a training ball, a step, or light dumbbells, before moving on to more technical gear like kettlebells or vibrating platforms. The accessories page can also help complete a first set of equipment.