What is your at home workout with minimal equipment??

I use Fitness Blender videos via YouTube. They are awesome.

My OnDemand channel on cable has a "fitness and sports" section FILLED with all different kinds of exercise routines for beginner, intermediate, and advanced. If you have OnDemand, I would definitely recommend checking it out!

I live in a SUPER small town there are no big fancy gyms close by to work out in so your pretty much left to your own devices. I just started on my weight los journey after much yo-yo and crash dieting. I am currently doing "The Biggest Loser" Cardio Max DVD right now and loving the motivation of the guides and how the moves can be altered to beginners or those who are not as physically able to do them. I just have a set of hand weights for now...

Looking for some new workouts I can do at home that will be effective!??

collagevideo.com is a great resource for looking up DVD info

http://www.collagevideo.com/

You get a list of equipment required, impact level, fitness level, choreography level....and a video clip. The video clip will let you know if there are any modifiers.

I like Kelly Coffey Meyer DVDs ....she has a series 30 Minutes to fitness....the DVDs generally have 2 -30 minute workouts & lots of premixes to keep it fresh. I like this one: http://www.collagevideo.com/workout-video/kelly-coffeys-30-min-to-fitness-start-here-6097
..................and this one: http://www.collagevideo.com/workout-video/kelly-coffeys-30-min-to-fitness-your-best-body-6107

Fitness Blender!! Love them. I also made my own weights. I use old laundry detergent bottles as kettlebells.

This! I love their videos!

I use Fitness Blender videos via YouTube. They are awesome.

DDP Yoga.

it depends on your budget of course, but walmart is your friend in this case.....I have Brazil Butt Lift....all that is needed is a set of 5lb ankle weights and 5lb dumbbells....I also have p90x which I bought on a buy and sell website...if you have one in your area, check it out to see if anyone is selling anything like that....I also have Chalean Extreme....I bought that one and BBL from the beachbody website....a larger investment for sure, but cheaper in the long run than an ongoing gym membership which I can't afford right now....I love all three of these programs and I also bought a Jillian Michaels Ripped in 30 for about $10 at walmart....I'm going to get her abs one too.....as well as things that other posters are suggesting, you might want to take a look at these....they have worked for me.....I did make a major investment in a set of Bowflex Select Tech dumbells so I can dial up and down and only need one set of weights....I live in a small apartment so I don't have room for lots of equipment......best of luck with your journey....:)

Look for beginner Workout of the Day (WOD) plans online. They are almost entirely bodyweight, and will kick your bootay.

Insanity or P90x-x3

Fitnessblender.com. Seriuosly awesome.

Checkout Hasfit.

for cardio, I also use Fitnessblender and just started using videos from XHIT and Popsugar Fitness. For weight training, I am doing body weight exercises from the book "Body by You" by Mark Lauren.

I have the Sworkit app which is great for quick cardio and they hit some basic strength type stuff in there too. I also got the app "you are your own gym" which is all body weight plus household stuff like chair/table etc. I don't really love the way it's laid out and you can't customize in all the ways i'd like but it's a decent app for the $1.99, good place to start or for a quick workout when you need someone to just tell you what to do to mix it up though.

I'm currently doing my own tweaked variation of this guys program- http://www.startbodyweight.com/ He has a nifty little info graphic you can print out that shows you every variation of the exercises.

I have a HIIT app on my phone. The one I have is from UOVO and it's a 7 minute workout.

I also have a FitBit which is the best fitness investment I've ever made.

I recommend Jillian Micheals workouts because she has a really nice big selection and can make your own schedule or just follow what she has going on. 30 Day Shred and Ripped in 30 are her most popular and are great for following back-to-back. Less than $8 each on Amazon, available digitally and in DVD, and I think has alot of bang for the buck since her workouts average for 30 days per program at least. She also has a Body Revolution program that is a little pricier, but goes for 12 weeks so is worth it. Also great to start with something and stick with it beginning to end and she really progresses nicely in this one.

Personally I also like Focus T25 from Beachbody. I think this is more ideal for losing a good amount of weight quickly (but sustainably) because the calorie burn is very high for most of the workouts.