Join a gym, book an induction with one of the instructors, ask them.
Seriously, no matter how much advice we give you over here it's not going to help half as much. The instructors will know what's best for you and will start you off at the right pace and ensure you get where you want.
Taking advice from here could mean you start at the wrong pace and end up with serious injuries and talking from experience, you do not want that to happen. Plus you'll probably end up nowhere near as "ripped" as you want.

Read the stickied guide by bigman

"I don't have any exercise equipment or anything..."

Then do push-ups. And sit-ups. Those are things you can do in your bedroom right before you go to sleep or when you wake up. It saves buying dumbbells.

If you don't have any equipment or a gym membership, do the Navy S.E.A.L.S workout that I will link to below.

LINK:
TeenBodybuilding.com - Brent Vlcek - THE U.S. Navy SEAL Workout!


It is an amazing workout, I've gone through it. It improved my fitness to levels I never would've imagined before starting it. I was barely able to do 15 push ups when I first started it, and by the end I could do 20 sets of 20 or 5 sets of 40 pretty easily. I skipped the running and swimming parts of the workout when I did it, but if you do those too you'll get even more fit.

Hope this helped.

Well free weights are the best, a weight machine is easier to set up and its alot safer, but free weights,(barbells, dumbells) give a much better workout. you can get really cheap wieghts on ebay or at flea markets. if you dont want to do that then pushups and situps work, and there are alot of other things you can do, just look them up.

the most important things to remember when you work out:

1, make sure you are doing things correctly- i got a book from the library when i started weight training, and it teaches you the right way to do things, so you dont ruin your body.
2, make sure you stretch, and balance your workout- run, ride a bike or do something that will get your heartrate up before you lift. stretch before you workout AND after, its very important to stretch after.
3, dont go crazy- you can only lift so much, if you get to the point where you can lift more than your body weight you HAVE to have a weight belt, and ALWAYS HAVE A SPOTTER (someone wiht you who can help you if you fall or something) you not only have to know your limitations, but your equipment's limitations.. some bars an only hold so much weight.. or else it will crack.
4, show it off- Make sure you flex for everyone

I.don't.like.girls.with.muscles.or.abs...;[

or.being.ripped..

dont listen to gigitty, i odnt like them either, and i know what you mean gigitty, but she can do whatever she wants

What.are.you.talking.about?I.only.stated.I.don't.like.girls.with.abs,thats.my.opinion,I.never.said.she.shouldn't.get.them.

Learn.to.read.

Great text book exercises and workouts, a lot of discipline, a lot of sleep and rest, eating the right kind of food, protein shakes...

this things can help you have a good body..

just dont get down after a month, the first 6 weeks of training only improve your nervous system in preparation for the growth thats about to happen

Dieting is just as important as exercise when u r attempting 2 GETRIPPED

u shuld try a high protein diet that is low in complex carbs that u get from bread and pastas and stuff. u shuld use fruits and juices to replace foods that are real oily or high in sugar content.

Make sure u stretch before and after u workout.

Mix up ur workout routines with aerobic (running, jumping rope, swimming) and anerobic (lifting weights) exercises.

eat lots of protein

Get protein! If you want the best and cheapest, let me know! I use it alot and seeing amazing results!

Ok, Nissan Main Dealer

Nissan protein! You never heard of it?

A nice toned stomach on a girl is fucking awesome but full blown abs isn't very attractive!

Yea..

btw your username is a bit annoying!