Basement, gym, park or other

spiriteagle99

I walk outside twice a day with my dog - usually 2-3 miles. I run mostly outside, but also on a TM in the basement if the weather is bad. I do that 5 days a week. I have a stationary bike in the basement for cross training. I have some light weights and yoga and exercise dvds that I also use for cross training.

kami3006

I turned my den into a gym and have the equipment I need to run the lifting programs I like, such as PHUL, and get in some cardio. Sometimes I run outdoors and we have a pool for some additional cardio.

nicsflyingcircus

I walk, outside. We have no basement, so when I start lifting (soon, hopefully) it will have to be a gym. We live in a 4 bedroom house that has an office. Lots of room you think. 3 kids (4th at college, hope sporadically) so no spare bedrooms, my husband works full time from home (the office) and our garage houses 2 cars, bikes, hockey and lacrosse gear, lawnmower, wheelbarrow, power tools, etc.

We literally have nowhere to set up a home gym. My kids do have, and use, a doorway pull up bar and we own a medicine ball and resistance bands and a battle rope. Fine for things but not heavy compound lifts, lol

estherdragonbat

I walk all over, and strength train in my basement. If I can't get outside to walk, there's a glider in the basement too.

NCK96

I walk and run outside, but I live near Phoenix and part of the year it gets too hot for me unless I'm up before the sun. I have a treadmill and weight bench upstairs, but in the summer we keep it kinda toasty up there. I've been debating a gym membership for months, just can't seem to push the button on that when I can workout for free at home.

noblsheep

Running - outside, as much as possible
Cycling - ditto
Weight training - gym
Midnight dumbell training due to schedule - living room

HermanLily

6 days a week, in my livingroom

sgt1372

C2 rower in family room/kitchen.
LeMond spin bike in foyer/living room.
Olympic quality wt "room" in garage.
Battle ropes, wt sled, tractor tire & sledge hammers in backyard.
3-10 mile hikes in local parks.