Working Out At Home Guide Working Out At Home Guide Overview Getting Started How to Get Started How to Set up a Workspace Scheduling Time Workout Options Full-Body Workouts Bodyweight Exercises 20-Minute Full Body Cardio How to Do Cardio At Home 20 Cardio Exercises At-Home HIIT Workout Strength Beginner Strength Workout Intermediate Strength Workout Advanced Strength Workout 20-Minute Strength Workout Gear & Apps Everything You Need Fitness Apps What To Buy: Adjustable Dumbbells What To Buy: Treadmills What To Buy: Exercise Bikes What To Buy: Yoga Mats What To Buy: Kettlebells Motivation How to Stay Motivated Expert Tips Expert Inspiration How Working Out Changed Life Better Results By Eliza Savage, MS, RD, CDN Eliza Savage, MS, RD, CDN Eliza Savage, MS, RD, CDN, RYT is the Associate Editorial Director at Verywell Fit, a registered dietitian, a registered yoga teacher, and a published author. Learn about our editorial process Published on January 18, 2023 Print I never thought I’d love to work out at home. As a self-proclaimed fitness class fanatic, I tried everything New York City’s bustling fitness environment had to offer: SLT, Tracy Anderson, Pure Barre, Exhale’s CoreFusion, Chaise Fitness, SoulCycle, FlyWheel, Equinox’s myriad of options…you get the idea. For over a decade, if I wasn’t running outside, you could find me on a mat, bike, or reformer at a boutique fitness studio somewhere in the city. Then came one kid, COVID, another kid, and a demanding job…working out at home became the only option. I traded my ClassPass and class credits for my favorite mat, a collection of dumbbells, and a set of resistance bands. Now that the world is open again, I choose to work out at home. It’s convenient, less expensive, conserves time, AND I enjoy it more. Maybe it’s the germ-phobe in me, but gone are the days when a packed room and shared equipment are an appealing way to spend my limited free time. It’s worth noting that how I work out at home has evolved. At first, I relied solely on my Peloton to stream cycling classes. Over time, I’ve tuned inward and found a mix of streaming barre, yoga, and strength classes that complement my cardio habits. I’ve even dipped my toes into jumping rope and rebounding (my kids aren’t the only ones who can enjoy a trampoline)! While I’ve found my groove in the comfort of my own home, I understand that many people struggle to find motivation without a physical class commitment or community. Perhaps you’re one of those people—and that’s ok—I thought I was! Our seasoned editorial staff at Verywell Fit has gathered the tools you need to create an at-home workout routine that fits your lifestyle and interests. Covering everything from motivation to full-body workouts to cardio and strength training, our comprehensive package will set you up for success. Plus, if you’re needing a little more support, we’ve got the best apps, gear, and equipment to get you moving. Eliza Savage Associate Editorial Director By Eliza Savage, MS, RD, CDN Eliza Savage, MS, RD, CDN, RYT is the Associate Editorial Director at Verywell Fit, a registered dietitian, and a published author. She is also a registered yoga teacher and fitness enthusiast who has completed 2 full marathons and more than 25 half marathons. See Our Editorial Process Meet Our Review Board Share Feedback Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! What is your feedback? Other Helpful Report an Error Submit