Rec your at-home strength program

[spunkypenguin]

I'm going to give up my gym membership next month.  I only use it to go to two strength classes each week and I just don't think it's worth the $46/month anymore.  I would love to join Cross Fit, but it's just not in the budget right now.

What are your favorite DVDs, easy to follow programs for strength & toning?  I am lazy, so something that I have to put a lot of thought into is probably not going to work out.  I've always been intrigued by Kettlebells - any really good DVDs?

I own a stability ball and resistance band.  I'm willing to buy kettlebells/hand weights and maybe other little things.

[texassmith]

I love P90X.

[amesmarie]

I love kettlebells. Its what I started out doing when I began exercising. I used the site livefitrevolution.com. its completely free and she has a ton of videos so it doesn't get boring. After a while I stopped watching the videos and just used the written version of the workout on my own. I still use her workouts when I do kettlebells.

[kams]

I love p90x, too. DH and I did it a few years ago and really liked it.

[venice2007]

DVDs, kettlebells, and Pinterest.
Also body rock.com or something like that

[hokiegirl82]

Chalean Extreme is a great lifting program if you have either dumbbells or bands

[hokiegirl82]

Chalean Extreme is a great lifting program if you have either dumbbells or bands

[hokiegirl82]

Chalean Extreme is a great lifting program if you have either dumbbells or bands.

[hokiegirl82]

Argh stupid app sorry the duplicates

[Deleted]

Get some dumbbells.

Cathe Friedrich has always intrigued me.  I have not gotten around to do it yet but she's pretty awesome from what I've seen.

[heliocentric]

I also like P90X. You don't need much equipment or space. It is a time-suck, though, if you actually follow the program.

Women's Health usually has a variety of workouts that you can do at home with minimal equipment or just body weight.

[cinco]

I do the strength work outs in Oxygen magazine, along with a bunch of DVD's. We have P90x, Ripped in 30, and a bunch more. You can probably check some out at the library or look on you tube for full length exercise videos.

[agswife]

Jillian Michaels, Biggest Loser, workouts from fitnessista.com.

[jeanl]

The Kettle Bell Goddess DVD is great! It's what I used when I started doing them and still put in on every now and then.

[spunkypenguin]

Thanks for all the great recommendations! Keep 'em coming. I think I'm going to order a couple things tonight and maybe pick up some Kettle bells from Target this weekend

[vanillahip]

I have roughly 6227875 free apps on my phone with short workouts of all varieties. They're not the greatest but I have exactly zero excuse not to at least try them when I'm feeling lazy, I ALWAYS have my phone on me!

[breezy8407]

Cathe videos are good. They are hard!

I actually did NROL4W at home, but I had a couple barbells and plates in addition to adjustable dumbbells and a bench. You could modify a program like that to having just dumbbells.