can't afford to join a gym need video for home use
mgris1
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any ideas?
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I have heard that Tae Bo is really good.0
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I workout at home and I search youtube for videos. Jillian Michael's 30 Day Shred is on there, and plenty of others. Right now I'm doing routines from the Bodyrock.tv channel. You should check them out0
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My husband really needed to drop weight to get into the Army and be able to go to OCS... He dropped it by eating the P90X diet plan and working out to Insanity for his main cardio workouts...0
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I did really well with the Zumba DVD...a few years back and just this last Christmas got the newest Zumba. I don't go to the gym, because its REALLY expensive and family needs me at home. Other cheaper DVDs...I love Jillian Michael's or Bob Harper's.... Walk at Home Leslie Sansone are also good. Depends what your looking for???0
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Don't know about yours, but our local library carries 100s of DVDs, 100s! Take a trip down, see what they have, take one home, do it for a month and then return and get a new one. No $$ involved, unless you are late returning.0
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I ADORE the bodyrock.tv videos.... def my fav as they always incorporate things that you would have at home. some are really tough so look through them or search the lite body rock videos... you can go to the website i mentioned or search them on youtube! definately amazing! Zumba videos and p90x and jillian michaels get you an amazing work out as well!0
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Kettlebell videos. cardio and strength all in one!0
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I don't go to the gym. I do the Walk Away the Pounds series. If you haven't done this before, they have a beginner series. What I love about this is, if I cannot do the entire workout, I know I can do 1 mile which is 15 minutes and I get a great cardio workout. Sometimes with my knees I have to divide my workouts, sometimes I can do all the miles and sometimes I can't. The point is to just do something and get moving.0
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Jillian Michaels Power Yoga DVD, $8 at Target
Trainer Bob's Warrior Yoga DVD, often on sale on his website for $5
I was able to get a great gym special with a Groupon! I only pay $30/month for my gym and that includes as many classes as I want for free. In my area a price like that is unheard of (gyms are often $100/month or so).
Keep your eye out for specials on Groupon, Living Social, or Amazon local. They are practically giving the memberships away in this economy.0 -
I have a gym membership but still strongly prefer to work out at home! Some ideas for where to get DVDs are:
1. Goodwill bookstore: cheap but you can't return them
2. Library
3. Amazon.com or ebay for used DVDs cheap
Some of my favorite DVD instructors are Tamilee Webb, Jari Love, Billy Blanks, and Cathe Friedrich.0 -
Depends what you are looking for. Leslie Sansone's dvd's a great for walking at home, they aren't just walking in place, I think of them as low impact aerobics. 30 Day Shred is a nice for beginner strength training with cardio and they are short workouts. I personally love Turbo Jam, Turbo Fire and ChaLEAN Extreme. I've heard great things about Insanity and P90X also. Some of them can be very pricey but look on Amazon for used, or Ebay & Craigslist. There are some good Biggest Loser workout and I also like Wii Zumba.
Oh and I just saw there is a Groupon right now for Shaun T's Rockin' Body for $20.0 -
I just purchase the Zumba Package and It's awsome, I get through 20-25 mins so far and I'm out of breath...
It pays for it self they are offering classes here for $5
I like doing it in my home !0 -
I suggest BodyRock.tv as well....great workouts!0
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you tube, my on demand has a ton0
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I use an HDMI cable and my laptop to watch youtube videos on my TV. Also, your library may have videos for you to borrow.0
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FITNESS BLENDER is FREE and all their videos are available on their site and YouTube... I LOVE THEIR VIDEOS... It's a husband-and-wife team working off donations. They also have printable routines and a 8-week Boot Camp PDF that costs $4.99 (I haven't bought it yet but I am going to soon). Check them out!
http://www.fitnessblender.com/0 -
There isn't hardly a thing you can't find on YouTube these days! Depends on what type of work out/training you want to do, but I reckon a lot of it is there.0
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i have Jillian Michaels Yoga dvd i use sometimes. I also do tiffany rothe workouts from (youtube) .0
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i see tons of these dvd's and VCR (yes i still use a vcr LOL) tapes at goodwill and other thrift stores...a lot of times they are like 50 cents, 99 cents, etc....they may not be the latest and greatest but at least they offer some structure to get started
you can also do home workouts with your body as resistance, 10 pushups, 20 jumping jacks, 30 air squats, 40 jump rope skips. repeat 2x. etc...there are lots of these kinds of circuits available on the internet.
you can also use cans, or milk jugs filled with dirt or sand for weights. jump rope or fast walking for cardio
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Tae Bo is great and so are the Jilliam Michaels workout DVD's. Tae Bo really motivates you and Billy Blanks is a classic and so many other workouts incorporate some of his moves.
Hope everything works out!!0 -
Check out Zuzana Light's ZWOW workouts as well as bodyrock.tv. Great fast but brutal interval workouts. That's what I did previously and loved it. I'm about to start ZWOW myself.0
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Jillian Michaels Power Yoga DVD, $8 at Target
Trainer Bob's Warrior Yoga DVD, often on sale on his website for $5
I was able to get a great gym special with a Groupon! I only pay $30/month for my gym and that includes as many classes as I want for free. In my area a price like that is unheard of (gyms are often $100/month or so).
Keep your eye out for specials on Groupon, Living Social, or Amazon local. They are practically giving the memberships away in this economy.
Bob Harper's are all $5 right now on his website. Good tip!0 -
Go to the thrift store and they're real cheap. Anything that gets your heart rate moving is beneficial0
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Don't forget to check out your local library. I got Tae Bo, Kickboxing and another DVD. I think 30 Day Shred is a good DVD for the money. You can pick them up at Target for like $15 or so.0
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This youtube channel helps. I pick about 2-3 workouts a day and add a lil walk in the afternoons, and the weight is just melting off hahaha.
http://www.youtube.com/user/FitnessBlender/videos
They have over 100 videos.
I do one of there cardio videos, then I pick a focus like thighs butt arms or abs. And a lot of there videos you dont need equipment.
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internet has a lo, I like the jill coleman or metabolic effect full body workouts(on you tube). Or you can do sprints at the track, walk, walking lunges, burpees, omg there are a ton of things I do that arent in a gym. If you want suggestions, lemme know!! xx0
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I can't afford the gym either. I saved a ton of money when I canceled cable, bought a ROKU and I have tons of workout videos to choose from now.0
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Jillian Michaels 30 Day Shred. Prepare to sweat!0
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I used sparkpeople for a while, and they have tons of free videos on there. I believe that most of them are available for free on youtube. You could check those out.0
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Check out Zuzana Light's ZWOW workouts as well as bodyrock.tv. Great fast but brutal interval workouts. That's what I did previously and loved it. I'm about to start ZWOW myself.
Zuzana is the best. Her YouTube channel is called: Zuzka Light's channel
http://www.youtube.com/user/ZuzkaLight/videos0
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