If you’ve been around my blog long enough, you’ll know I’m no stranger to the at-home workout. I LOVE working out for free in the comfort of my own home. There are just so many resources out there on YouTube to help facilitate your fitness journey. (You can even create your own challenges to help stay on track and keep things interesting!) Now, due to the outbreak of COVID-19, we are all spending a little more time indoors and a little less time in public classes and gyms. Luckily, I already had honed in on my YouTube go-tos long before the term “social distancing” was a part of our collective consciousness. If you’re new to the at-home workout, I’d love to share my three favorites with you —
For CARDIO –
My favorite channel when I want to raise my heart rate is BODY PROJECT. Their holistic exercise routines typically combine HIIT cardio, low impact resistance training, pilates, and boxing. The routines are fast paced and energetic and the teachers are so adorably motivational (and adorably British!).
Want to try a Body Project video out?
For STRENGTH –
My favorite channel when I want to work my muscles is SYDNEY CUMMINGS. Sydney is a certified personal trainer who uploads a new workout on YouTube every single day at 5 am. And these aren’t your typical 20 minute for my YouTube audience but ya gotta pay for the better videos…nope. These workouts are long and actually pack a punch.
Want to try a Sydney Cummings video out?
For YOGA –
My favorite channel when I want to practice yoga will come as no surprise to anyone … YOGA WITH ADRIENE! If you haven’t tried out a yoga flow with Adriene yet I really don’t know what you’re waiting for. I typically do one of her videos 3x a week and she has become such a calming and important presence in my life.
Want to try a Yoga with Adriene video out?
What’s your favorite YouTube channel for workouts? Share them below! I’d love to try out your recommendations as we continue this period of self-isolation. xoxo
Finding delight. 
Interesting – I absolutely love Sydney, but the one time I tried Adirene’s yoga, I was bored out of my mind. She was super slow and spent most of it meditating. Maybe I should try again?
She has some videos that are more fast-paced and strength oriented. But I’ll admit, they’re all much slower than Sydney! I like to use Adriene videos more for stretching and flexibility. Oh, and I typically skip any with “meditation” in the title haha!
I’ve followed Yoga with Adrienne for many years now, love her. The first few months of quarantine I worked with her every single day, so good for my mental health. ✨
Yes! I’ve always loved her videos but they’ve been especially helpful the last few months. 🙂