work outs

you can get a bunch of different workout routines out of any book. the biggest loser books all have workouts outlined in the back, that is where I first got mine. but I am sure you can google it too. Are you going to a gym? lots of strength training there! Do you have on demand on your cable? TONS of workouts there too for you !!
Hope that Helps a bit,
Tami

Easiest thing I've found is taking classes for cardio such as spinning, which is amazing calorie burner, walking incline, running and step.

For strenght training I enjoy working muscles out in groups. For instance

Monday Chest and Triceps
Tuesday Back and Bicpes
Wednesday Off
Thursday Legs
Friday Shoulders.

I do this so I do not get overwhelmed at the gym and can concentrate on my workout at hand. For exercies of those weight training i just googled a each item and made a list of different types of exercies so I keep it interesting and change it up every week.

This is just an idea though.

here is my latest.

http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/73558-i-ve-decided-to-kick-my-*kitten*-this-week

there's more on my blog too if you're interested,

but I'll warn you, they're pretty hardcore.

I was told for the 1st 2 months while I'm trying to lose weight not to do any weights just major interval training. So I switch every week between treadmill, elliptical and bike. I do it in the morning 4-5x/week before breakfast for 30 mins starting at 4mph and increasing every min by 1mph till i hit my hardest work out point (6-9 mph depending on what I’m doing) then reduce it down again. That has been working out for me thus far once i lose the weight i want i can start working with weights to tone up and maintain.

you really don't need to cut yourself off from weights at any point, given how you look from your pictures (which I'll assume are close to current) there's no reason for you not to incorporate weight training into your routine. Many times people who are obese are guided to begin with lots of cardio, but that's usually only because they are trying to maximize fat loss, with people who aren't quite as big, this really doesn't help your body any more than a combination of weights and cardio, as remember, you need muscle to support your routines, and also muscle helps keep your metabolism working hard all day. So I say, there's no reason not to weight train. It's good for you, and it will make you look better when any fat you might need to lose does come off. Most trainers will recommend a routine with 2 to 3 days of weight training and 3 to 4 days of cardio.