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I like MommaStrong a lot. It's only $5 a month and there are new workouts every day. The facebook community is great, too.

I’ve been using the Nike Training Club app, and really like it. I’ve set myself up a 6 week “lean fit” plan, specified that I have no equipment, and said I want 3-4 workouts a week, and it has set me up a program that’s really varied and fun.

@codeitall: I work out at home almost exclusively and love the flexibility of schedule! We have a few sets of dumbbells, a TRX, a barbell, and a kettlebell. I live in northern CA so I can work out outside year round. We have a covered carport in our driveway and I set up a light so I can get out there no matter the time (I usually wake at 5:30am on work days to work out before my kids are up). I have an extensive library of workouts saved on pinterest, and occasionally buy fitness plans from the many fitness bloggers I follow. There's an incredible library of options on youtube and Amazon and Netflix that can keep you on track and follow along if classes are more your thing than self-guided workouts. The amazing thing about working out at home is you can fit it in whenever you want and you can do whatever you want--I do mostly strength training (there's so many effective exercises you can do to build strength without a single piece of equipment) and barre but also dabble in pilates and yoga without paying a cent. You can do it!

Yes, check out FitnessBlender.com! Free workouts and you don't need a lot of (or technically any) equipment. I have a couple pairs of dumbbells that I use, but there are all sorts of workouts, and many are just bodyweight.

I recently started ClassPass Live (at home streaming service) and I really like it. It's group fitness classes (HIIT, barre, strength, etc.) and most last around 30 minutes but there are several express options. It comes with Google Chromecast so you stream it from your phone onto your tv and it also comes with a heart rate monitor and has a leaderboard just like Peloton. I'm not a super competitive person but the leaderboard is really motivating. I've really liked the classes and I love that I can get a pretty tough workout in 30 minutes in my basement.

@codeitall: I'm about 30 days into working out at home (this time around). We have a setup in our garage that includes a TV and Chrome cast, rowing machine, dumbbells, pull up bar, rings, and a mat. We put the setup together when we first moved in and LO1 was a baby (6 years ago). We recently unearthed it thanks to Marie Kondo.

I have been using Fitness Blender's workouts and I've noticed a difference. I'm working out after the kids go to bed. I would prefer the morning but I have early risers and they'll get out of bed if my foot touches the floor.

I also have a great gym through work but I can't figure out the timing with drop off and pick up.

I also do Beachbody on Demand. There are so many different programs and you don't need a ton of equipment. We have a set of free weights (5lbs - 50lbs but I only ever need up to 20lbs) and bands. I would never be workout if I had to go to the gym - I just turn on a workout video as soon as my daughter goes to bed and then I'm done 30-45 minutes later.

@crazydoglady: yes, definitely! Lots of improvement in strength and she focuses a lot on pelvic floor, and mine is so much better when I do MS regularly. I also like some of her 5 minute hacks for when I can't for a full workout in.

I don’t like to pay for things but I love the 7 minute workout for women app!

It is free, there are a variety of workouts and I just combine a couple or do a longer one two days a week.

Then I run 2-3.5 miles four days a week with the dog and take one day off. We live right next to a trail so it is really easy to get out and run.

I do 6 days of short workouts and it helps me stay on track. Plus the fact that they are short means everything is over fast!