Can anyone recommend a YouTube workout?

[Myotherhusbandisgaryoldman]

Full time working single mum!
Had to cancel gym membership- just can't get there.
I would love it if you could all recommend a good workout on YouTube please!

How fit are you at the moment and how much space/equipment have you got? Eg skipping rope, mat, dumbbells?

Plenty of room - I have dumbells and kettlebell

I did Jillian Michael’s Opus on YouTube at the weekend. Ridiculously tough but only short intervals of each thing. Lots of adjustments by me.

Lateral skipping without a rope

Search for "popsugar", loads of different workputs to choose from

I love the Davina fit in 15 videos. Don't know if they're on YouTube, they're on Amazon Prime video though.

You just need a mat/rug and some 3kg ish weights. There are four: cardio, arms, legs and core. All HIIT-based and really effective in my experience.

Thank you for the ideas - happy to benefit from advice for @Myotherhusbandisgaryoldman

Look for Lucy Wyndham Read on YouTube and online. Absolutely brilliant. She does shorter 4-7 min workouts and longer ones for all ages, impacts and body shapes. I can't speak highly enough of these workouts and how easy they are to fit into my day.

Popsugar are great! Many of their videos don't need equipment

Fitness blender has loads on YouTube. Lots of kettlebell workouts as well as hiit stuff.
Body fit by Amy is quite good for kettlebells too.

Try Liift4 Free Workout.

Seriously, it's da bomb.

I'm just reaching the end of the whole workout programme and I love it.

See if you like it...

I’m loving a cardio Pilates one at the moment by popsugar-will find a link, it’s really effective
m.youtube.com/watch?v=LrB4CjpC-F8&list=WL&index=2&t=0s

I echo the recommendations for Popsugar
Bodyfit by Amy is good too
And this lady is great if you want a dance workout: www.youtube.com/user/superherofitnesstv

I would recommend Pilates on the mat. I don't like sweating at all, but doing a 5 minutes mat every morning before my little one wakes up, is all I have time for. Though it's a short workout, I can see my body changing))

HASfit. Loads of different workouts, different session lengths and differentiated options

Found it - I am doing The Pilates Pod YouTube 5 minutes workout)

Fitness Blender is fab!

Il second Bodyfit by Amy.

I like the Joe Wicks ones!

Very glad I found this thread - hav

Sorry, fingers pressed send early! 😡

Meant to say I’ve just done 5 days straight of Popsugar videos - I think I have a girl-crush on Anna! She’s amazing.

I’ve set myself a 30 day challenge to do at least one video workout a day - ideally 2: a “proper” workout in the morning and a wind-down yoga one in the evening. Yoga with Adriene has been helping with the evening ones!

Finally feeling like I can support my weight again after the soreness of the last 5 days. 🤣🤣

I'm loving Les Mills On Demand. 10 day free trial and £11.99 a month for full access to loads of videos for all their classes of varying lengths - everything from a quick 12 minute upper body BodyPump to 55 minute BodyBalance conditioning workout. BodyPump can be done with dumbbells/weight plate (or a kettle) if you don't have a bar, and a lot of the workouts only need either weights or a yoga mat (which is optional anyway). If you have an exercise bike there are cycle classes too.

I can't get to the gym either (childcare and cost) and this has been a god-send to me. I honestly couldn't recommend having a nose around the website enough. I know it's not free, like Youtube, but I feel that it's worth it for the access to the sheer volume of consistently well produced videos.

I absolutely love the Caribbean Workout with Shelley McDonald. They're set in Barbados and are often by the ocean so you can imagine being there! The music is great and although they are about 15 years old they don't date too badly. I love the fact they are just short workouts but they still get your heart rate up. The chi ball ones are my favourite. They are amateur style videos but that makes it more ordinary life-like and you can have a laugh! They used to be on Body in Balance channel on Sky but that closed down and you can find them on YouTube now.

I've just started doing the body coach (Joe wicks) ones. They're fabulous.. Loads of choice and they all seem to be 15 or 20 mins, so relatively easy to find the time to do one.

Gymra have lots of good ones.