Get ready for the perfect all-rounder for every workout

When it comes to cross training, choosing the right footwear is crucial. You need a shoe that is suitable for both intensive indoor workouts and challenging outdoor exercises. This is where the Wool Trainer comes into play - a shoe that impresses in every respect.

The advantages of the Wool Trainer:

1. natural materials for maximum comfort

The Wool Trainer is made from high-quality merino wool. This natural fibre is not only incredibly soft and comfortable, but also breathable and temperature-regulating. This means that your feet always stay at a pleasant temperature during training - neither too hot nor too cold.

2. perfect fit and flexibility

Thanks to the flexibility of the Merino wool, the shoe adapts perfectly to the shape of your foot and thus offers an unrivalled fit. This ensures maximum comfort and supports the foot's natural freedom of movement, which is particularly beneficial for changing movements during cross training.

3. excellent cushioning and stability

The Wool Trainer has a special EVA sole that provides excellent cushioning. This cushioning property reduces the strain on your joints and prevents injuries. At the same time, the stable construction of the shoe ensures that you have a firm grip with every step - whether you are sprinting, jumping or lifting heavy weights.

4. versatility for indoors and outdoors

Whether you're doing your workout in the gym or working out outdoors - the Wool Trainer is your reliable companion. The non-slip sole offers excellent grip on various surfaces, so you can train safely and stably wherever you are.

Wool Trainer for women

Wool Trainer for men

General tips for your cross training

To get the most out of your cross training, you should pay attention to a few basic things in addition to choosing the right shoe:

1. warm up well

A thorough warm-up prepares your muscles and joints for the upcoming exertion and reduces the risk of injury. Take at least 10 minutes for dynamic stretching exercises and light cardio activities.

2. pay attention to your technique

Whether you are lifting weights or performing plyometric exercises, correct technique is crucial to avoid injury and maximise the effectiveness of your training. Seek advice from a trainer if necessary.

3. vary your workouts

Variety is the key to continuous progress and prevents boredom. Integrate different forms of training such as strength training, endurance training, mobility exercises and high-intensity intervals (HIIT) into your programme.

4. regenerate yourself sufficiently

Your body needs time to recover from training sessions and build muscle. Therefore, plan regular rest days and make sure you get enough sleep and eat a balanced diet.