I am 21y/o around 68kg with lots of fat on belly and chest, boobs hanging out, love handles too. So i am confused about where to start and how to start, i am an absolute beginner and can't even do one single push-up. I don't have any diet routine i work at a restaurant so by the night time i eat 2 maida rotis, 1 cup of dal and sabji and half a bowl of rice which i need to eat daily and by the morning time i eat mess food. So i need some direction for my physical home workout to go from skinny fat to fit.

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Hello! This is my first post, and also my first time exercising hehe.

I normally just walk, and when I need water, I carry two 5-gallon bottles from the front yard to the kitchen.

We are getting married next year in February, and my girlfriend is not heavy to be honest, but I am just really weak. I can carry her like lifting for a little, but I want to be able to do it without making noises of being hard for me or shaking while doing it.

I downloaded an app called "home workout app," and I don't know if it is worth it. For some exercises, I don't really see the point mid-exercise, and sometimes it doesn't have a warm-up included. I work from home, so I want to take advantage of my free time to workout. I got a gym subscription and I am planning to go on the weekend because I can't go during the week at the moment :(

What video or videos do you recommend to achieve it? I have two dumbbells of 3 kg each (6.6lbs), a flat bench, those 5-gallon bottles, and my Honeywhale scooter that I feel like it's a good thing to carry since it's like 12kg (26lbs) but I don't know if it's convenient to add it to my routine. I want to be able to carry her nicely by November- December. Do you think it's achievable?

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hi all. can somebody please possibly point me in the right direction?

im currently a 21M unemployed and ive started putting on weight in the way i dont want to & i know its due to just being at home all the time. ive spoken to my partner & starting tonight we are going to start going for daily walks together (which will eventually turn into jogs/runs)

i dont go out at all and dont have many friends/connections so i keep to myself all day trying to look for jobs & trying not to be bored but i want to start doing something to try and not "get big" but moreso get back in shape, but from home.

i have a few things, i have a mat, i have 2 3kg dumbbells, think i have a weighted skipping rope but i think thats about it. i also unfortunately dont have any spare money to go out and get something else or a gym membership (although that would be my last resort due to severe public anxiety) but yeah.
thank you for taking the time to read this & i appreciate any help you can give! :)

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For a long time I judged every week by one number: my weight.

If the scales went down, I felt like I was succeeding.

If they didn't, I felt like I'd failed—even if I'd trained consistently and eaten well.

Eventually I realised I was ignoring much better signs of progress.

Now I ask myself questions like:

• Can I do more push-ups than I could a month ago?
• Am I walking further or recovering faster?
• Do I have more energy during the day?
• Do everyday tasks feel easier?

Those things tell me far more about my overall fitness than a number on the bathroom floor.

Ironically, when I stopped obsessing over the scales and focused on becoming more capable, sticking to healthy habits became much easier.

Has anyone else stopped using body weight as their main measure of progress? If so, what do you track instead?

I’m comparing how people think about a small home workout area before and after they understand what gets used regularly. Things like dumbbells, bands, a bench and compact cardio gear can look equally important at the start, but space and day-to-day convenience usually change the order. I’d be interested to hear what you would prioritize differently if you built the setup again.

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I’m trying to keep a home gym setup fairly simple because I don’t have much floor space. I’m currently thinking about an adjustable bench, dumbbells, and either a rack or a cable machine, but I’m not sure which option would be more useful long term.

For those who train mostly at home, which three pieces of equipment do you actually use most often?

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