Gear for life
Our guide to great workout gear from indie companies.
Brett Hoebel, founder and CEO of Hoebel Fitness
People often compare running a business to running a marathon. But while entrepreneurship can be draining, it rarely gets you fit. For advice on the best workout - and the gear to go with it - for the busy small business owner, Fortune Small Business talked to Brett Hoebel, CEO of Hoebel Fitness in New York City, which offers personal training and group exercise classes with a Brazilian martial arts theme.
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"Start with something you can manage," Hoebel suggests. That can be as simple as doing five push-ups a day or taking the stairs to your office instead of the elevator.
"Pick something you can do consistently," he adds. "A few months later you could be doing 10 push-ups daily or jogging up those stairs." Ideally, you should build up to a 30-minute routine at least three times a week.
Flip through to see some of Hoebel's picks for the best workout gear.
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