What is everyone doing for exercise?

ja20102004

I walk 15 mins 6 days a week to and from work. 4 days lifting weights and riding my bike.

mlindeman0002

I do 20 minutes of cardio and lift 2 hours a day, 6 days a week.

augustremulous

I'm at the beginning of my journey, so for now I'm just doing strength training 3x a week in my living room and focusing on diet. In the past when I've tried to take on everything at once it's led to me giving up because it's all so overwhelming. I do walk my dog twice a day for about 2-3 miles and attend a very gentle, restorative yoga class once a week. It's very doable.

After two months, or after I plateau (whichever comes first) I will start doing Masters swimming with a team, and perhaps work up to short runs with my dog, in addition to continuing strength training.

In the past, exercise that's worked well for me is Bikram yoga (and no I don't necessarily suggest it - I have lots of mixed feelings - but it does give your body a kick in the butt and you start to look better immediately), so I might go back to that when I get to 200 pounds or less. I also want to join a local row gym, because I used to be really good at it and I like it (right now my belly makes me look ridiculous when I do it).

To be honest I'm really interested in workouts that involve my dog or at least don't require me to leave him at home alone. Because then I still have to exercise him again when I get back.

vjrozmia

Weight training 3 days/week at home. 2-3 days per week of Zumba/ running/ or HIIT videos.

Sarc_Warrior

Little bit of everything. Read an article on Nerdfitness.com about being antifragile and since I have been trying to incorporate new movements, rep schemes, and activities.

mjwarbeck

Average around 6 days a week (accounting for being sick, gym being closed and the occasional hangover):
Day 1 - Arms
Day 2 - Legs
Day 3 - Shoulders
Day 4 - Chest/Back
Roughly 45 minutes a session.
Everyday is Cardio - 35 minutes on the bike.
Unless it is pouring, I walk the 2km each way.

Christine_72

I just walk, lots and lots of walking .

tia530

I walk 3 (on the beach) miles a day, dance 45 minutes to an hour a day, weight ball, sit ups and squats 3-4x a week.

chelseascounter

1-2 hours of biking 2 times week, hopefully more now because of warmer weather.

arditarose

Strength/Weight training 4x per week. No cardio. My sessions usually last 1.5-2 hours.

RobertCotton

If I am not having fun, I wont do it consistently. Since I am near 4 nature preserves here in Florida, I walk the trails as much as I can. They vary from 3 miles to 8 miles, but of course you can do them more than once. I am an amateur photographer, so I try to go on as many photo walks as I can, they are usually slow walks, but get the job done. You wouldn't believe how much you sweat walking through 6 miles of caves even at a slow pace to take pics. I also mix it up by getting together with a couple friends and mountain biking on some of the local trails too. I also bowl on 2 leagues a week, I have never really calculated how many calories that burns, but I know I get a good sweat going by the end of the night.

maranarasauce93

I alternate between crossfit training and linear PPL training in prep for my meet in a few months.

Rocknut53

mweckler wrote: »

Is not eating an entire cake and box of doughnuts considered exercise?

Of course, that and doing 12 ounce curls.

Rocknut53

I hike the mountains by my house, 3-5 miles 3-4 times/week, strength train 2-3 times/week, random shorter dog walks whenever the demanding lab isn't happy with her long hikes. For the next couple weeks, downhill skiing.

koslowkj

Daily yoga. So far it's the only thing that makes me actually want to exercise. I also go on walks a few times a week.

RoxieDawn

I run everyday (except thurs and sundays) and I lift weights (split 4 days). My running is all dependent on the race I am training for, so a little more or even less some months, but the lifting is constant.

jabjbab

I cycle everyday and everywhere (my bike is my car). I also do Muay Thai (thai kickboxing) with HIIT circuits, calisthenics, and movement training 3 times a week for 75 minutes. I will be going back to the gym to do weights once or twice a week. I do yoga, zumba, swimming, hiking, walking when the mood hits. I love to move and exercise and if I don't on a daily basis I get depressed and sluggish.

hcolligan

Just switched today from no more trouble zones to dumbbell workout on fitness blender. Going to do their kick boxing workout tomorrow, can't wait!

llbrixon

Walking only

jessef593

I train 6 days a week, today I'm doing
Low bar Squats x4
Leg press x4 TUT sets
Lying hamstring curls x4
Seated quad ext x3
Seated calf raises x4
Leg press calf ext x4

jo_nz

I am still a bit limited after an injury a few months ago, so my exercise probably just looks like other people's normal day!
Walking (taking kids to school, running errands, or just to get out for a walk)
Swimming with the kids (they are at an age where I do get some swimming in - and it's good physio for my ankle too)
Some Pilates workouts at home
Exercycle at home (haven't tried the real bike yet!)

I am a beginner amateur photographer, so trying to use that as another reason to get out and find new places to go. I am still a little limited with the kind of terrain I can manage, but almost back to normal.

Ws2016

300 caliries of cardio a day. Weights 3-4x a wk. planks and core exercises daily. Mike leisurely walk. Stretches daily.

Sumiblue

I'm also a SAHM. I lift heavy(ish) 4x week and walk.

mrsf15h

Bodypump 3 times a week. Aqua fit twice a week. Swim twice a week. Walk the dog every day.

DawnieB1977

I do a lot of circuits classes, they're all different exercises, for example Sunday is endurance, Wed is HIIT, Mon is core, Fri is boxercise etc. I also do PT sessions, gym sessions (treadmill, stepper etc), spinning, sometimes go for a run... I aim to do 4 sessions a week. In the school holidays (I'm a teacher) I do about 6 sessions a week. I work 4 days a week and usually get 10,000 steps just at work. I also have 3 kids (6, 4 and 22 months) and we go out a lot. Mon is my day off, so I do the school run, then take my little one out somewhere. In the school holidays we go out pretty much every day.

spartan_d

Weight lifting and other forms of strength training (exercise bands, etc)
A lot of emphasis on bodyweight exercises -- pushups and pullups in particular
Plenty of core exercises
Plyometrics to increase my jumping ability
Long runs during the weekends -- at least one 10-14 mile run, if possible
During weeknights, more running in the form of interval training and tempo runs.
Some general cardio work, such as jumping jacks, burpees, and kickboxing. Also includes HIIT.
A lot of stretching and self-massage

I'm sure that there's some other stuff that I've forgotten to mention.

tcarp8

Today I went cycling. Motorcycling. Granted, not a lot of exercise, but it was my first time out this spring.

daynaxxanne

My work out schedule looks like this:

Monday and Thursday: Legs+Abs
Tuesday and Friday: Arms+Abs
Wednesday: Back, Chest and Shoulders+Abs

I try to incorporate cardio at least 3 times a week. I also usually go swimming on weekends (sometimes I swim laps, sometimes its just for fun) and I work at a job where I'll be on my feet for five hours straight (part time worker as I am still a student)

missycats2004

I do water aerobics 6 days a week .. Swim laps and tread water 2 hours a day

B_TEEN

Daily, I try to hit my 12,000 step goal. My exercise regimen consists of:

1. Weights (5x5, 2x week)
2. Elliptical (2x week)
3. Jogging (2x week)
4. Yoga (4-7x week)

Some weeks I may not achieve all of that or sub out a cardio session with BOSU balance work or yoga with Pilates reformer or core align work. Perhaps, I may simply walk. I just try to do something, even if it's 10-20 min; the variety has kept me consistent.