Gift Guide

When you can’t go to the gym, Daily Burn brings the gym to you. The streaming service offers more than 2,000 curated videos and audio-based classes across a range of disciplines, including total-body workouts, strength training, kickboxing, barre and meditation. All of them can be accessed via iOS, Android, AppleTV, Roku, Google Chromecast and Amazon Fire.

Unlock more than 100 isometric workouts, personalized to your strength level and abilities, with the Activ5. Through its accompanying mobile app, the little gizmo tracks the varying poses, positions and pressure you apply to it to target different muscle groups in five-minute bursts. You can even use Activ5 to play games to take your mind off the fact that you’re exercising.

Jumping rope is an effective, time-tested workout, but it’s a little on the dull side. And counting your reps? Yuck. SmartRope puts a new spin on exercise as 23 LEDs, embedded in the rope, display your jump count in mid-air. Future software upgrades will allow more data, including calories burned, to seemingly hover in space. Pair it with the Smart Gym app to provide additional relevant fitness data.

Bala Bangles, those stylish wrist and ankle weights you’ve seen all over Instagram, work even when you aren’t working out. The one-pound weights add resistance whether you’re running laps or running errands. Bala Bangles are made from recycled stainless steel wrapped in silicone and come in colors and patterns that will accessorize most any outfit.

An Innovation Award honoree at CES 2020, YogiFi is an interactive yoga mat, powered by artificial intelligence, that uses embedded sensors to track progress and correct your posture as you practice along with the system’s step-by-step instructions.

Las Vegas is where the great indoors meets the great outdoors. Ringed by scenic beauty, the city is a short drive from some stunning landscapes, one of which is the area surrounding Lake Mead, 30 miles to the east, which features four connected basins that span canyons and beaches along the Colorado River. For less than 50 bucks, you can have yearlong access to it all, hiking, swimming, boating — everything under the sun, literally.