Lose weight at home!?

I have by using exercise bike, walking, jogging, arm weights and videos

I have.

Where you do your exercise doesn't affect how much you lose.

I lost almost 30 pounds just watching what I ate and working out at home. I have a couple of dumbbells, a bench, and a treadmill my wife got from Craigslist for $75 that she never uses. I don't even use the weights anymore, I've switched over to a body weight workout. 3 days/week body weight workout, 3 days/week treadmill (C25K program).

Calories in will dictate most of your success, the workouts just help speed it up and will make you look that much better as the fat melts away. You'll have a nice shape underneath to flaunt as you progress!

You can do it! Good luck!

Kayla Itsines bikini body guide is an excellent guide for at home workouts, eventually you'll need small Dumbbells but most other things can be substituted. Amazing results

Fitnessblender on YouTube is awesome. Diet is obviously important, but I believe what most of us want even more than to lose weight is to be healthier/get in shape. Exercise is more beneficial to our overall health than eating like a rabbit for 6 months. I'm sure that if you set goals along the way and use MFP to track progress and stay accountable, you will be successful!

I've lost 124 pounds and AT LEAST half of that was done just by counting calories and walking on my treadmill at home.

I have tons more confidence in myself now and LOVE to exercise outdoors or at a gym.

I have. I don't really have the option of going to a gym. I walk at the park and I use a yoga dvd and do some free weights at home.

I've never understood the appeal of a gym. A bunch of machines I wouldn't know how to use anyway, and a bunch of people watching me sweat? Not interested! I prefer to do any and all exercising in the privacy of my own home (and preferably when no one else is home too). We actually have a ton of equipment at home that really helps too. We have a treadmill (it's seen more use in the last month than it has in the last 4 years!), and we have a squat rack, bench, free weights, and power tower (although it just seems way to big for little ol' me). Workout DVDs can be a fun and difference challenge and generally require little to no extra equipment. If you don't want to purchase them, see about checking them out from the library.

Really no exercise equipment is even needed at all...look up bodyweight exercises/routines. It can all be done at home!

I lost weight by doing YouTube workouts, mainly Jessicasmith tv, pop sugar fitness and fitness blender excercises. I have gone from uk size 14 to 8 in one year.

I work out entirely at home ... with much success.

You have to get creative with your weights. I own some but not enough I have a pull up bar, treadmill, jump rope.
And true you don't HAVE to work out to lose weight. But why would you?! As you gain muscle you will have a faster metabolism (more food!), weight training lowers your chances of developing osteoarthritis and you will look WAY better in bathing suit AND you will have more energy and confidence as you see yourself getting stronger.

I have, I'm pretty much stuck at home as I am single mum to 2 year old... I don't own any gym equipment, just as much as yoga Matt and some Dumbbells... My biggest exercise is Wii haha, I usually do Zumba, burns pretty much 600 cals for 40 mins.. My mornings I usually start with yoga, I get some good stretch out of it and than my 10000 step walking goal, it's another 500 calories.. 3 time a week I do leave my lil one in my mothers for an hour so I can train for my 5k marathon witch is just 3 weeks away... That's 350 - 500 cal burn and plus of course I eat with 500 cal deficit and I do not over eat my exercise calories, in months time I have lost 7.4kg (16lbs)

Sure.

As others have said, weight loss is mostly about what you don't eat. That's easiest to control at home.

Outside of school, I've never in my life exercised in a gym and hope I never have to. I don't find the idea of having to pay a monthly fee and drive somewhere in order to exercise around sweaty strangers and on nasty equipment that's been used by hundreds of others appealing at all. At home I have some basic equipment -- dumbbells, jump rope, aerobic step. I have my own body and the ability to do a vast number of body weight exercises with it. I can simply step outside my door and walk as long as I want, getting fresh air and sunshine. And quiet.