Home workouts.

Well. I’ve dropped 40lbs going into my unfinished basement 3-4 times a week. Music helped me. I made it feel like an hour or so of jamming to music. And I took lots of pics when starting to track progress visually.

My cardio was jumping jacks. About 700 a night was my peak. And I started progressive lifting with barbells and a weight bench. That was it.

Hope this helps. What I learned is you don’t need much, except for desire and discipline.

I use Fitness Blender and Pop Sugar Fitness for cardio and strength training routines. Yoga with Adrienne for yoga. I also run so I get the majority of my cardio in that way. I find it's most motivating if I set fitness goals, then I feel like I'm actively working toward something and enjoy planning out my workouts and tracking my progress. Currently, I'm training for half-marathon. It also helps when I find new workout videos. I get bored if there is too much repeat so sometimes I'll just browse YouTube for something I think looks good and add it to my library.

I've also used Daily Burn in the past and really loved it but it does cost $15 a month but it's still cheaper than most gyms. And you get a new workout every day plus they have a bunch of different programs you can do.

darebee.com is a good source