Home Exercises to Lose Weight Quickly - 5 Tips

5 Minute Fat Burning Exercises at Home(Set 1):

Inverted V Pipe Exercise: (30 seconds)
W Leg Lifts Exercise: (30 Seconds)
Superman Exercise: (30 seconds)
Jump Squats Exercise: (30 seconds)
Single Leg Lift Jump Exercise: (1 minute)
Bent Leg Rotating Exercise: (1 minute)
Skipping Exercise: (30 seconds)

5 Minute Fat Burning Exercises at Home(Set 2):

Glute Bridge (1 Minute)
Inverted Shoulder Press (1 Minute)
Alternating Lunge (1 Minute)
Skater Hops (1 Minute)
Skater Hops (1 Minute)
 
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Exercise is an important part of any weight loss regimen. But with busy schedules, we all want to know which exercises will help us lose the most weight quickly.
Broadly, there are two types of exercises: aerobic and strength training (or anaerobic), and each one contributes differently to weight loss. Aerobic exercise burns fat calories while you are engaged in the exercise itself. On the other hand, strength training primarily contributes to weight loss by helping to increase the speed of your resting metabolic rate (RMR), which is the number of calories your body burns while you are at rest. Your RMR actually increases (i.e., burns more calories) the more muscular your body is because it takes much more energy to maintain muscles than it does to maintain fat.

Important note: remember that muscle weighs more than fat, so some strength training exercises will make you healthier and more attractive while not necessarily contributing to weight loss. But, muscles are a "good" kind of weight and you should aim to build more muscle in order to help keep body fat at bay.
Here are 5 tips for exercises - both aerobic and strength training - you can do at home to lose weight quickly.

Tip #1: Squats: Your buttocks and leg muscles are the largest muscles in your body. Every day in front of the mirror, put your feet at shoulder width while facing forward and squat down-and-up 10-20 times for 2 or 3 sets. This will build your leg and buttock muscles. As you build up strength, try holding 2 or 5 pound dumbbells in your hands while you work out. Be sure to warm up first, and stop if you notice any sharp pain in your knees.

Tip #2: Pushups: Pushups are a form of strength training: during a pushup your arms have to support up to 70% of your body weight. Do 2 or 3 sets of 20 pushups to build arm strength and increase your RMR.

Tip #3: Jumping jacks: Jumping jacks are an excellent whole-body aerobic workout you can do right at home. Do 4 or 5 sets of 20 jumping jacks, or as needed. Hint: if you live in an apartment or stay in a second-story bedroom, be considerate of your neighbors by going outside or doing these in a first story room.

Tip #4: Fast walking: While walking is in itself a great aerobic exercise, fast walking is even better for burning fat. Make sure you really stretch first and warm up with regular walking. Once you start your faster walking pace, try to maintain as much speed as possible for as long as you can. If you get tired, try doing intervals of fast walking followed by short periods of slower walking.

Tip #5: Stepping: Stepping is a great way to get your heart beating and to burn calories. You can use your stairs at home, but for best results I suggest buying specialized stackable step mats and stack them up to at least 15 inches (38 cm). Do 2 to 3 sets of 20 steps each to begin. Even though you may not feel like the stepping is helping, it is! This exercise will not only help you lose weight but will also help shape up your buttocks and legs.

An important element in a strategy to lose weight quickly at home is to do a combination of exercises that build muscles (strength training) while burning fat (aerobic exercises). Start a regimen of most or all of these exercises 2-3 days/week and watch the unhealthy fat melt away.
 
Exercise is an important part of any weight loss regimen. But with busy schedules, we all want to know which exercises will help us lose the most weight quickly.
Broadly, there are two types of exercises: aerobic and strength training (or anaerobic), and each one contributes differently to weight loss. Aerobic exercise burns fat calories while you are engaged in the exercise itself. On the other hand, strength training primarily contributes to weight loss by helping to increase the speed of your resting metabolic rate (RMR), which is the number of calories your body burns while you are at rest. Your RMR actually increases (i.e., burns more calories) the more muscular your body is because it takes much more energy to maintain muscles than it does to maintain fat.

Important note: remember that muscle weighs more than fat, so some strength training exercises will make you healthier and more attractive while not necessarily contributing to weight loss. But, muscles are a "good" kind of weight and you should aim to build more muscle in order to help keep body fat at bay.
Here are 5 tips for exercises - both aerobic and strength training - you can do at home to lose weight quickly.

Tip #1: Squats: Your buttocks and leg muscles are the largest muscles in your body. Every day in front of the mirror, put your feet at shoulder width while facing forward and squat down-and-up 10-20 times for 2 or 3 sets. This will build your leg and buttock muscles. As you build up strength, try holding 2 or 5 pound dumbbells in your hands while you work out. Be sure to warm up first, and stop if you notice any sharp pain in your knees.

Tip #2: Pushups: Pushups are a form of strength training: during a pushup your arms have to support up to 70% of your body weight. Do 2 or 3 sets of 20 pushups to build arm strength and increase your RMR.

Tip #3: Jumping jacks: Jumping jacks are an excellent whole-body aerobic workout you can do right at home. Do 4 or 5 sets of 20 jumping jacks, or as needed. Hint: if you live in an apartment or stay in a second-story bedroom, be considerate of your neighbors by going outside or doing these in a first story room.

Tip #4: Fast walking: While walking is in itself a great aerobic exercise, fast walking is even better for burning fat. Make sure you really stretch first and warm up with regular walking. Once you start your faster walking pace, try to maintain as much speed as possible for as long as you can. If you get tired, try doing intervals of fast walking followed by short periods of slower walking.

Tip #5: Stepping: Stepping is a great way to get your heart beating and to burn calories. You can use your stairs at home, but for best results I suggest buying specialized stackable step mats and stack them up to at least 15 inches (38 cm). Do 2 to 3 sets of 20 steps each to begin. Even though you may not feel like the stepping is helping, it is! This exercise will not only help you lose weight but will also help shape up your buttocks and legs.

An important element in a strategy to lose weight quickly at home is to do a combination of exercises that build muscles (strength training) while burning fat (aerobic exercises). Start a regimen of most or all of these exercises 2-3 days/week and watch the unhealthy fat melt away.
 
Hey. My problem is that I m losing the weight fine. I'm now a healthy average weight. But after three kids, need to know what exercises would help me tone up my tummy? Am not confident enough for the gym, so if u suggest some some exercises to do at home which would just tighten up my tummy and the backs of my arms I would be so grateful....thank u so much.:)
 
@Theresa edwards - Get your self some nice dumbbells and start a simple strength training regimen.
They don't have to be particularly heavy, maybe between 2-5 pounds each.

Curls and pushups are great for the arms, leg lifts and crunches for the abs, and jumping jacks for core and cardio.
Keep it simple and stick with it!
 
If you do pushups, be sure to do upper back. If you do curls, be sure to do triceps. If you do crunches, be sure to do lower back exercises. You have to keep your muscles balanced, so don't forget the corresponding muscles.
 
Great thread! I think the balance in what we eat and what we do (exercises) is the underlying factor that will really kick off the losing of our weight. I must say, the mentioned exercises at home are very practical and helpful!
 
Any exercises that can replace squats? Busted knee, so I can't do em, not even after the recuperation period. But I know they're excessively good, are there any alternatives that don't apply that pressure to the knees?
 
Any exercises that can replace squats? Busted knee, so I can't do em, not even after the recuperation period. But I know they're excessively good, are there any alternatives that don't apply that pressure to the knees?

What have you actually done to your knee ? usually with proper rehab and correct form will return functionality to the knee ?
 
A meniscus injury, I twisted it badly during an exercise. Until they get an MR done, which will take a while, I won't know more. But I am planning to go to a physiotherapist once that is done, and start up training. Not sure how well it will go, doctor was wholly head-scratching on that note. Just told me to not do anything :/
 
Most general practice doctors are pretty clueless when it comes to post injury exercise, I would suggest you start seeing your physiotherapist ASAP even if you have not had your scan yet, getting the proper rehab exercises started as early as possible will lead to better and faster recovery.

In the past I have torn every ligament in my right knee and have had surgery, with proper rehab it is possible to return to full activity including full squat (I became a a National powerlifting champion post knee surgery) and for any injuries I get which need scans my GP will just give me the results and say "you know how to rehab this better than I do" due to my job working in sports medicine as a sports trainer (athletics trainer). So trust your physiotherapist more than your general doctor for injuries.
 
Will do :)

Thank you for your advice! It's a little scary to me, because I don't understand heads or tails of these things, but I'll get my butt to physio as quick as possible.
 
I love my mini trampoline. It’s great for when it’s too cold to run outside and I’ve been using it TONS since I had to cancel my gym membership.
 
I am doing yogic yoga for last many months and have successfully lost 16 kgs. Many studies have also proved that 'yogic yoga and weight loss' are closely related to each other. But this will only work effectively if you can avoid junk foods and follow a balanced diet.
 
I am doing yogic yoga for last many months and have successfully lost 16 kgs. Many studies have also proved that 'yogic yoga and weight loss' are closely related to each other. But this will only work effectively if you can avoid junk foods and follow a balanced diet.
Please provide a link to the peer revue scientific study.
 
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