Working out at home??
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I do all the workout at home, using bodyweight...just be creative
I use my table, my stairs, my kitchen sink, and other cool stuffs :laugh:0 -
I like how you got your excersie equipment. Good Ideas0
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I have a gym membership, but don't like going. I have bought several inexpensive dvd's I use (currently doing JMichaels 30 DS) and walk in my neighborhood.0
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Whatever you decide to do, make sure you get a DVD that incorporates resistance or weight training where you can lift heavy (like burn out at 8-12 reps). Cardio is good for burning calories but not as good as burning fat and lets face it, most people would rather be skinnier than just a specific weight (although I know a lot of people swear by weight).
My favorites in this order: P90X2, P90X, Chalean Extreme, Hip Hop Abs.0 -
Jillian Michaels Power Yoga DVD- $8 at Target
Trainer Bob's DVDs- often on sale for $5
Body weight training. At home. All good stuff. Bob's Warrior Yoga is great!0 -
www.Bodyrock.tv
Zwow youtube channel (Zuzka Light)0 -
Youtube has alot of good workouts available for free0
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All of Jillian Michael's DVD programs are awesome and several of them are only 30 minutes! I am currently in the middle of her Body Revolution 90 day program which is a progression of a bunch of high intensity 30 minute workouts and I have seen huge results! I own all of her DVDs and they are awesome! You can follow the "30 day" program or do what I do and mix them up.0
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I use the Get Fit With Mel B on Kinect, go for brisk walks and try to go swimming whenever I can, which hasn't been alot but I'm working on it :laugh: You could do something as simple as put music on and dance for half an hour, climb up/down the stairs, get a cheap skipping rope, the possibilties are endless with a touch of imagination. Good Luck :flowerforyou:0
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I strictly workout at home, I have an elliptical, a treadmill and a stat.bike, I have tons of DVD's ranging from Jillian Michaels to Jari Love, also Jackie Warner, and many more, I have all diff sizes hand weights, a ball, took time to get all this but I really love being able to workout whenever I want in the privacy of my own home.0
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the budget friendly option is 30 Day Shred ot Ripped in 30. My wife's doing the 30DS and it's under $10 at Target.
Pros, the price Cons, only three routines
the more pricey options are ChaLean Extreme, Turbo Fire, P90X, Insanity from Beachbody.
Pros, Comprehensive workout programs with multiple routines to prevent boredome.
Cons, the price, but I've been using My $119 P90X workout for 2 years and still going strong, no need for a gym so maybe that's a pro too0 -
I've never belonged to a gym or owned a treadmill. I watch what I eat, run outdoors and lift free weights.
Recently I bought Jillian's 30 Day Shred, it's awesome. I think it was $9 at Target. Loved it so much I bought Ripped In 30 which I'm doing now.
99% of your loss will come through your logging so pay close attention. Of course, any additional exercise will help...0 -
Jennifer Nicole Lee has a lot of workout videos to choose from. Very high energy workouts that combine strength training and cardio bursts. LOVE HER!!! Here is the link ---> http://www.jennifernicolelee.tv/category/workout-videos0
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There are quite a few videos like Leslie sansome (she has a variety from beginner to advanced). I am not good on picking out videos as I'm not well coordinated for many of them but I did insanity which is extreme. Reason I post though is that my best advice is make the area a place you want to go and do a workout. I do mine in an unfinished basement where we painted the floor and somewhat decorated with a table and a lamp and some pictures with a nice carpet. If we hadn't done that then I might not have been as successful but because it was so inviting I loved going to my "sanctuary"0
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Walking it a great way to start, I walk 15 min in the morning and 25min at night when I get home and I feel great. Not to mention portion control.0
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I use my Wii as a motivator at home, and also run in place while watching tv.
If you have an "on demand" option with your cable company, there are many really good exercise videos available there.
Good luck!0 -
I started by using my gym membership and while I'm ok doing cardio there, the machines fill up quickly, there's no guarantee I get a machine, and I'm too self conscious to lift around other people (I'm small and VERY weak and frumpy! lol)
So I started doing a jumping jacks, prisoner squats, push ups, arm rows, planks circuit at home til I basically drop. I've recently spent $25 on amazon to get a doorframe pull up bar. I like it, and I can shut the door so I don't feel super aware that my boyfriend might catch a glance (I don't know WHY I can't stand for anyone to see, but I just can't)
I already subscribe to netflix so I plan on changing it up once in a while by getting Jillian Michaels or other DVDs through the mail sometimes. There are also a ton of Instant Watch exercise videos on Netflix. Mostly I'll probably stick to the circuit until I'm unable to add more weight or otherwise make it harder to do and the number of reps I have to do to improve just bores me too much. I think that's pretty hard to do though, because once you've mastered the push up, there are harder variations.
Currently, I'm worried about the fact that I don't have far to go to improve my squat. I feel like I'm at the point where I need a bar and weights, but I can't afford them right now I definitely plan to get them at some point, though, because eventually I want to try getting into the deadlift.0 -
No gym membership here either. I have Zumba 1 & 2 for Wii, Jillian Michaels 30 Day Shred, No More Trouble Zones (weight work) and Banish Fat Boost Metabolism. I love them all!0
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I workout at home too, have a room that I do my workouts in, I try to have a variety so I don't get bored, also going for walks always helps. grab some dvd's, weights and give'er0
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I started that way!, looking for routines online.. Found some in pinterest.. Then I also found some videos in youtube. So, nothing wrong with that. While on my look I found some zumba videos in there that I still practice once in a while,even tho I go to zumba classes0
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Rake leaves, haul and split wood, paint house. Vacuum clean (yes, its a form of exercise) etc.
And of course stretching and the overall exercises mentioned by others (pushup, sit-up/crunches, lunges etc)
good luck!0 -
The Firm workouts W / weight, Melt the pounds off Medicine ball workout,Jillian Michael workouts are good.Netflixs has exercise movies also in the streaming part.Comcast has workouts also. Wii fit a lot of fun also.0
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I don’t go to the gym for the same reason, there are none around me with a reasonable price. I walk my dog or run every day and also do either stationary biking or one of my DVD work outs (insanity or gold's gym dance party) I also recently found a great YouTube work out called pop pilates, most of the videos are short so I normally do more than one a day! I hope this helped0
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I workout at home with tons of dvd's, jump rope, trampoline, walk, tennis, dancing, zumba, up and down the stairs, weights, barbell & Dumbbells, Kettle Bell, Books, such as The New Rule of Lifting for Women, You are Your own Gym and otthers. I have work out cards, Bod in a Box.0
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DW & I are doing Power 90 right now. Power 90 is a step down from P90X. It is kicking our butts in the best of ways.0
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I work out at home with an elliptical trainer, dumbbells, and a couple of workouts that I have on Netflix.0
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Right now i'm doing ZUMBA and its helping me a lot...you can try it i'm sure it will help you a lot...good luck0
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Don't know if anyone has said this yet but you can go to your library and see what they have for fitness dvd Free and you can see what you like.0
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