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Back in the mists of time (read: pre-2020) when we worked full-time in offices, training was a real pain in the ass. We were in the gym at 6.45am so we could go to Pret's for lunch and be at the pub by 6pm. It had to be because lunch breaks were so precious; Even if you had a gym in the same building, coming down, changing and showering meant the actual workout could only take 20 minutes. I used to stare with horrible jealousy at the nannies and delicious mummies that would come out of the Virgin Active across from my office at 1pm. Imagine being able to do Pilates at lunchtime without having to keep an eye on the clock! If I worked out at lunchtime, I'd spend the first part of the afternoon with my keyboard still dripping after rushing from the weight room to the shower, from the gym to my building, and up three flights of stairs. It was brutal. When working from home became a thing, it was really exciting. Gone were the days of killing yourself with presenteeism. The ...

The Liteboxer system ships from California and typically arrives within 10 business days of ordering. It comes in two boxes shrink-wrapped together. There is an optional platform extender that you can purchase that adds a third box. Liteboxer recommends the Extender ($350) for users over 6'1”. Liteboxer representatives set up the system upon delivery. The exact carton dimensions are: Carton A: 40.74" x 35.75" x 17.75". Box B: 44" x 32" x 10.5". Box BE (Platform Extension): 41" x 37.75" x 10". The system weighs 150 pounds without the platform extension. If my knee could have done it, I could have carried most of the unit up my stairs in a few steps. However, the platform itself is large and cumbersome, requiring the help of one or two other people. The Liteboxer system includes a standing platform and a large upright stand that could be equated with a standing boxing dummy. The stand features six sensor pads that light...