Anyone have any good workout videos to recommend? (1,824 views)

Thanks PattiA - i found an old Richard Simmons exercise video from 1996 on YouTube that I tried today and I kinda enjoyed it. It was the first time I’ve gotten in a 50 minute workout in months - I recognized a lot of the moves from Jazzercise. Then I came across someone named Gina B with some free workout videos that look very promising. If anyone is interested, let me know. I included the link but it goes right to the page - almost like an advertisement so I deleted it. I’m not pushing anything .

I also took a look at Leslie Sansone and bookmarked one of her videos that I’m excited to try so thanks very much!

I don’t belong to a gym anymore so no Zoom workouts for me.

If anyone has other suggestions, don’t hesitate to post them.

I’m hoping to lose 15 pounds before going back to the office.

I like Cathe Friederich   www.cathe.com   she has a new series using step coming  out but I don't touch  step with a 10 foot pole.  I also road bike and mountain bike,  so  have not been seriously hampered by the  shutdown. 

Cathe  has  100+ workouts, some in series. Lite and Ice are intermediate level, most of her others are  advanced. she is my favorite person to work out with. 

Please post the links! I've tried Zumba a few times but just couldn't get into it. The last gym I went to there were several women who had to get in the first two rows blocking the instructors. And to top it off they thought they were really, really sexy - ugh! But please, please post a few links .

I took a look and it looks promising. Several years ago ny husband and I took a yoga class together and when they had us stand on our heads, my husband said bye, bye so I haven't tried it since. This one looks a little more up my ally and I might give it a try this weekend. Thanks for the heads up.

Cathe has a new series coming called Step Boss.  she was doing tutorials because  a lot of people like me are intimidated byStep.  I am fit, do a lot of things, no step. I like  cathes kickboxing   workouts. Rev'd up Rumble is not hard,   and most of Rock'em sock'em isn't bad.  she includes premixes that let you adjust,  leave out harder parts of any workout. Cardio Party is a step type workout that is fun to listen to but I cant do the footwork.  if you're halfway decent at step you might like it. I wish I could do it but I am Trigger on a bad day. 

Jazzercise now has Jazzercise On Demand. My instructor steered us to it when in-person classes were canceled. Free trial I think for 14 days. I like the fact that you can make your own workout by putting together the shorter classes and, since music was your thing, the music is "generic" for the most part because of copyright issues. I think there are 5 instructors and they are also doing some "live" classes every week. And they usually have one instructor doing high impact and one instructor doing low impact for each class.

So much inspirational stuff here, thank you so much. I love to watch as many videos on this topic as possible and get informed because I understand that this is very important. In general, I deal with yoga and I often look at everything related to this field. The last thing that caught my attention was some yoga coaches from yogapractice.com and it even got me thinking, maybe I'll try it too because on its own it's not so productive and interesting. Does anyone here practice yoga?

Thousands and thousands of these similar free videos you can find on youtube...what's the best workload for you?