Looking for tips on exercises I can do at home

NurseKim90

Joined this today, looking to loose a couple of stone and maintain a weight I am happy with. Does anyone have any exercises that’s great for loosing weight and toning up at the same time that I can do at home

Lean59man

There's a million videos on youtube for home workouts.

All the same here;s a few exercises:

Pushups
Bodyweight squats
Lunges
Planks
Jump rope
Burpees

Buy an exercise band and you can do lots of things.

Need2Exerc1se

Those are great suggestions above. It's hard to beat calisthenics.

What type of workout were you thinking of? DVD/video, machines, structured progressive program or just random workouts. How much room do you have? How much money do want to spend? Is noise from music or jumping an issue?

jaa0001

There are plenty of 10-30 min videos on YouTube. Try Pilates or look for Tabata workouts. These are short, intense and will really help. However, they won't do it alone, diet is the real key (and the big I struggle with), hence I'm logging calories every day. After years of yo-yo dieting I'm convinced it is small adjustments one day at a time to change lifestyle. Just my thoughts...best of luck!

jaymijones

Fitnessblender.com is my favorite at home workout go to. All free and all great.

ingebaby

Try Leslie Sansone new walk at home program. Many videos to watch on line it helped me so much to get up and move. Offer anything from 15 to 6o min depending on what time you have available

canadianlbs

are you into anything specific from the viewpoint of stability or strength? i mean, any workout will give you that in some form, but your overall goal seems pretty general. a friend of mine chose nerd fitness when she was ready to add strength stuff to her weight loss progress.

kshama2001

I just love the RBG Workout. I already had some hand weights, a 5 foot long exercise band, and I got a longer band from my neighbor, so I didn't have to buy anything other than the $10 book.

It recommends a yoga ball, but I just used a chair. It also recommends a thingy to hold the door, but I just use my feet. (I need the longer strap and the door for the exercise that is an at-home version of the lat pull-down machine.)