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Some of these items make fitness seem a cost prohibitive endeavor for many new to the “scene.” There are certainly items that are not to be taken lightly, and some on which one can skimp and do no harm. To determine which is which, it is important to evaluate each exerciser's circumstance.

Athletic Shoes

This critical item is the fitness foundation. Footwear is more important than almost anything when it comes to proper workout gear. Some activities like soccer, basketball, tennis and running have specific shoes in which one should invest for safety and optimal performance. Do not skimp on shoes. Yoga and Pilates participants who do nothing else can count themselves blessed to be able to avoid this somewhat expensive arena of those new to fitness. The good news is, for around $100 it is possible get a very high quality pair that, with proper care, can be adequate for three to six months. For those new to fitness, who have previous foot/ankle injuries or are suddenly experiencing foot pain for the first time, visiting a large shoe specialty store for a fitting may be in your best interest. All shoes are not created equal and getting this piece of equipment right is critical to success. If no such store is convenient, talk to a trainer, podiatrist, chiropractor, or other professional for assistance.