Working out at home

Convict Conditioning by Paul Wade.
Fetches a price of about $30 on amazon.
Best investment I've made in 3 years.

I need to work out at home as I've got a busy schedule and wondering what the best and most effective workout are? Anyone got any suggestions? would be much appreciated

Really depends what you want to achieve, and what other constraints you have about training outside.

Personally for an all round system I'd suggest some form of CV, like running, and some bodyweight resistance training. For the latter I'd suggest You Are Your Own Gym, it's similar in content to convict Conditioning, so the differentiation is largely around delivery style.

I get pretty good at home workouts in! I just started Jillian Michael's 30 Day Shred (8$ at Walmart) and use my treadmill also. Before that I used a set of hand weights and an exercise ball ($20-30 total) and did a full body workout doing lunges, squats, wide squats, deadlifts, pushups, overhead press, lateral raises, and various ab exercises.

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Apart from the odd spinning class, I do all my work outs at home too. Started off with 30 day shred which you can find on you tube. Lots of exercises are on You tube. I currently use fitness blender.com. great websites lots to chose from. Good luck

Fitnessblender is a site I use all the time...it's great - loads of free workouts and a lot of variety. I also find Youtube very good. All you need is a set of dumbells and away you go!!

This...I use fitnessblender all the time for my HIIT workout

I started with JM 30DS...and she has others out too like ripped in 30, extreme shed and shred...you just need a yoga matt and hand weights...

I actually lift at home and instead of paying 800$ for a gym membership this year I am upgrading my equipment with a power cage, new bars and adding in more plates.

I need to work out at home as I've got a busy schedule and wondering what the best and most effective workout are? Anyone got any suggestions? would be much appreciated

Anything on you tube and free. I have lost 60 lbs and only experienced a gym once, didn't care for it at the time so I continue at home.

Fitnessblender rocks for me, I've lost 10 kg in 3 months with (mostly)healthy eating within 1300 cal(day, and 30-40 min every day with various workouts. I don't do strict their program 8 week...I workout whatever I want (one day cardio, other abs...third butt...) and it's working for me! And what's also important , it's 100% FREE!!!
You can start with low impact they also burn quite decent amount of cals.

2 days ago I've included also Leslie Sansone walks at home (I log it as light aerobic) I also burn almost the same amount as with Fitnessblender's cardio
I also don't pay..downloaded it from Youtube

So I'll be doing for example 3 days in a week Leslie, 3 FB....and one day rest

I've just started my fitness journey, so I don't have a ton of experience. I've been walking along with Leslie Sansone dvds, and it has been pretty nice. The pace is pretty brisk, and the variety of movement is helps work muscles I've forgotten I have. I like it as a beginner workout. My husband also has me doing a circut of 10 lunges, 10 pushups, 10 squats, 10 crunches, and 10 jumping jacks or side bends, repeted 4-5 times take between 10-15 minutes with no equipment needed

There so many good at home programs out there that can definitely help...they are not magical you have to do the work and also is a matter of exercising and eating healthy. But in order to know which one is the best option for you, instead of throwing names out there, I would like to know what kind of exercise you like to do? Zumba, kickboxing, mostly cardio, strength training, what are your target areas? lose weight, tone, gain weight etc. What are your goals? Send me a message and we'll go from there.