Is this an okay fitness regime????!

EmiBun

I used to run 5 miles every morning 7 days a week, but I've started to incorporate other forms of exercise. Can someone tell me if this is okay?

Monday:
-lower body
-core
-Hiit
-10x15sec sprint uphill, 5x30sec sprint track

Tuesday:
-core
-5 mile run

Wednesday:
-upper body
-core
-Hiit
-10x15sec sprint uphill, 5x30sec sprint track

Thursday:
-core
-5 miles

Friday:
-lower body
-core
-Hiit
-10x15sec sprint uphill, 5x30sec sprint track

Saturday:
-upper body
-core
-5 mile run

Sunday:
-rest

Upper body:
- modified push-up 15x3
- chest butterfly's 10x3
- pull down 10x3
- bicep curls 10x3
- dumbbell rolls 10x3
- machine back 3x10
- dumbbell lateral raise /\ 3x10

Lower body:
- squats 5x10
- lunge squats 3x10
- adductor/abductor 3x10
- wall sit(30secx3)
- bridge ups (on ball) 3x10
- single leg bridge ups 3x10

Core:
- medicine ball crunch 3x10
- medicine ball AL 3x10
- Russian twist 2x30
- bug ups 1x30
- bridge ups 3x10
- legs to chest 3x10
- core twist 3x10
- standard crunch/sit up routine (can be done at any time in the day)

tarnstar77

Sounds pretty good too me.. You must be super fit. But please remember to stretch out all them muscles you don't want too build up of lactic acid.
But you go girl

jacksonpt

To me it looks like an awful lot. But if the intensity is low enough and your cal intake and sleep are sufficient, then it's probably ok.

You're doing core every day.
You're doing lower body cardio every day (running, sprints, etc).

I'd wonder how much you can give to any 1 activity, which makes me wonder about the effectiveness/efficiency of the workout. To some extent, it's a matter of personal preference... but I typically suggest people pick 1 specific goal for the workout, then do things intended for that goal. Quality > quantity, IMO.

S4Lyons

Its good, you're gonna get intense abs