my working out delimma?

[ACE]

I have been working out for about 2 years now, i used to be around 165 am now close to 200 lbs if not a bit more. i would mabye like to go down to 185. im considering mabye cancelling my membership at the gym and focusing on cardio like just running or riding my bike everyday? I pretty much started working out because i moved to a new city and wanted something to do since i didnt know many people... it grew into an obsession but i mean im not cocky but i look good and i like to look good, but i think my body might be wearing out. my skin isint as nice as it used to be .. should i mabye give my body a break and do some cardio and mabye just some pushups and situps every other day at home? i mean i would save 60 bucks a month from the gym....thanks

[Tyler807]

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[GrizzlyBear]

I'm assuming then that you've been primarily doing weightlifting. I don't see how working out could effect your skin texture in any negative way, other than building calluses on the hands.
That being said, taking a break from weightlifting certainly couldn't do any harm, especially if you've been working out consistently for 2 years. The muscles and the central nervous system both could probably use a break. Take a few weeks up to a month off.
Cardio will keep you in good health, if you're looking to lose muscle weight, you will need to do it consistently to make your body transition into a lighter form and drop some of that muscle weight.
So your idea of cardio and pushups/situps is pretty spot on. Maybe some pullups too.
Then after your time off you could get back into weightlifting again, using lighter weights if you wish to keep a lighter build.