Looking for no equipment workouts

FitnessBlender channel on Youtube has incredible calisthenics, cardio, bodyweight and HIIT workouts that are bar none. I am addicted to them, no equipment and done anywhere.

fitsugar.com is a good place to start - they have lots of different workouts. Also skinnymom.com (even though it is for "moms" it has great, great exercises, routines, recipes).

In fact I didn't make it to the gym today because of work, so I am going to do this workout today at home.
http://www.fitsugar.com/10-Minute-Butt-Workout-Video-34395604

Try body weight circuits. I'm using the beginners program over at Nerd Fitness and I really like it. It takes about 15-20 minutes and I feel like a got a good overall strength workout. It's not a huge calorie burn, but I'm definitely feeling tighter even in just a few weeks.

http://www.crossfitsteelecreek.com/about/the-workouts/100-travel-workouts/
As a triathlete and marathoner, who also does CrossFit, I can tell you that the single, fastest way to get fit is to run away from the treadmill. It's almost useless for losing weight. The mindless 30 minute shuffle doesn't burn enough calories to make it worth getting your shoes on. Most people can't run long enough not because their cardio is weak, but because their muscles are. I strongly recommend getting GOOD jump rope, like the ones at Rogue fitness online. The workouts in the link above seem almost too easy, but they aren't.
Air squats are fantastically effective, and need nothing but a place to stand. Same with push-ups and burpees. The key is to go hard. I can bike for 5 hours straight, but but I've done 7 minute workouts like these that left me in a puddle on the floor and sore the next day.
Do you want to have nice arms in a tank top this summer? Push-ups. Want toned legs in shorts? Air squats. Plus, and you strength improves, the muscle actually burns more calories even while doing nothing. It's metabolically active, while fat just sits there. Even if you don't lose a single pound, your body will be tighter, firmer, and look and feel better. Women tend to think they'll get bulky. Not true.
Soft, skinny legs aren't attractive anyway. Toned legs and calves are much more appealing, in my opinion.
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Hi! Here is the person who made me interested in health for some years ago: http://www.zuzkalight.com/ She has a load of free, short, bodyweight or minimal equipment workouts on her youtube channel and also a "internetgym" where you get access to even more of her workouts. As per results, her body speaks for itself, these are the workouts she does to keep that form I did her workouts for a long time, loved them, but then life happened and now I'm trying to do some Shaun T insanity, which btw also is great but it requires some more effort.

Hello I am kirstine.
I am headded toward 52 this last year have lost 82 pounds. Then last week gained 3 pounds back. I have had my knee replaced for the third time this past Janurary and am still working on getting back to exercising. I have physcial therapy 3 days a week at home still have to use a walker to get around. I am looking for a workout to help with strengthening my knee muscles to bend my knee and become more mobile and still be able to loose weight that will push myself but will not make my knee issues worse any safe suggestions for a workout that is safe?

Pintrest has excellent at home workouts that gives me excellent results in 30 mins a day. Check it out!

Walk walk walk! And do some of the videos that people have suggested And I would suggest investing in some dumbbells.

Look up "Convict Conditioning" and "You Are Your Own Gym."

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