how many days a week do you work out?
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Love this. :laugh:0 -
6 days a week. I take Sundays off.0
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Ideally you should get at least five days. Two of them should be using weights.0
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Five.0
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In general I do 90 minutes of cardio with 30 minutes of resistance 6 days a week.
I rest resistance Tuesday and cardio every 10 days or so.
My resistance is lower weights but high reps, then heavy every 3rd workout.
And I split my body into 3 muscle groups:
1. Legs
2. Chest- triceps - shoulders
3. Arms - back
I do a lot of weird things for cardio like military march, MMA type training,
dancing, floor rolls, squat thrust intervals and the good ole jumping jack.
And I jog, swim, play tennis, fast walk and bike.
Lost 78lbs and nearly 20% body fat - it works for me.0 -
minimum of 5 but I really try to do SOME form of exercise every day. I run 5, strength train every other day and on days "off" I'll do a Jillian DVD or some work with my punching bag. At minimum, I'll take a walk on a day off.0
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M-W-F heavy lifting at the "Y"
T-Th-Sat running (avg distance 7 miles)
Sun rest day0 -
3 days a week of Running guaranteed.
Other days something else like biking, hiking. I plan on adding two days of weight lifting when school starts.0 -
Usually I work out 4-5 times a week.
M - HIIT Cardio + Weights: Chest/Biceps + Optional: Abs or Kung Fu Self-Practice or Legs
T - 1hr Kung Fu Class
W - 1hr Kung Fu Class
Th - HIIT Cardio + Weights: Back/Shoulders/Triceps + Optional: Abs or Kung Fu Self-Practice or Legs
Sun - Light Steady-State Cardio + Abs + Kung Fu Self-Practice (This is my sometimes workout day.)
It's not a strict schedule - but it's my most usual one.0 -
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Nice :drinker:0 -
I work out 7 days a week-sometimes twice a day. I'll go for a bike ride in the morning before work (so it's only 3-5 miles but enough to wake me up and feel good) then I'll jog or walk after work for an hour or so or I'll do it visa versa. When it's cold, rainy or winter time, I"ll go to the gym and use the treadmill Monday-Friday then sometime different on the weekends. I'm also looking into throwing in some kind of work out DVD (or yoga, not sure yet) into the mix at some point0
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I workout 4-5 days a week.0
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6 constant. Then some weeks I will do 7.0
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I run 6 days a week. Aiming for 30 miles this week and increasing until I hit 40-45 mpw.0
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Walking is an excellent exercise that can be done every day. I say keep it up if you can.
If it gets boring, try to up the ante and do some run/walk combo.0 -
I work out every single day unless I am very ill or am somewhere where it is not feasible. I am pre-diabetic and my doctor told me that I need to exercise every day to keep my blood sugar under control. I walk at least 3 miles a day and try to do weights 2 times a week as well as some yoga classes and some biking. When I am not able to do those things, I generally try to keep active and also do some stretching exercises.0
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A) if you want some chocolate- GO GET IT. Hershey's minis are nice, or DOVE is a lovely treat.
I work out as much as I possibly can. Doing Butt Bible (find it on You Tube) 4 days/ week AND C25K also 3 days/ week.
Sometimes I have a rest day on both programs, but it's hard for me to want to rest. I crave the workout and will go on a long walk if I have the energy still. I have found the need to take a couple of days off my routine (3 total I believe) because of an illness, or pure exhaustion. I don't get down on myself about that, I just go again the next day.
Sometimes, we're afraid, cautious about pushing our bodies. Know your limits, but don't let mental exhaustion talk you into physical exhaustion.0 -
I do weight training 3-4 times a week, and aerobics 5-6 times a week. My weight training targets muscular growth (squats, deadlifts, presses, and rows). My aerobic work is between 15-20 minute High Intensity Interval Training. So far so good I have been able to loose 2% Body Fat over last month and a half while maintaining muscular mass.0
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I workout 5-6 days a week. Mostly strength training with some cardio. I do have "off" weeks where I only get in 3-4 days. Take a rest day if you need it.0
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I workout 7 days a week. 90 to 120 Mon-Fri Sat & Sun I try for 3-4 hours each day. I typically do pure upper sat and pure lower sun and the weekdays are a hard cardio mix of stair steppers, walking, biking, jogging, and I'll toss in some strength here and there if I feel I need it or forgot to hit a sport on the weekends. 10 weeks. Down 7 inches on the waist, 7% body fat so far. It's a good start for me. I haven't taken a rest day since the 4th of July.0
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I work out 6 days a week. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays are Power 90 Sculpt AND C25K, and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays are Power 90 Sweat/Ab Ripper. Sundays are my rest days.0
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I'm currently doing 30 Day Shred every morning...it's only about 27min (including warm up and cool down) so I feel ok doing it without rest days. I'm starting to incorporate extra cardio on the weekends for a workout that is about an hour or so. My plan is to continue the daily exercise since I have a very sedentary job and if I feel I need a rest day, I'll take one.0
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Typically 6 days a week. I alternate doing C25K and strength training throughout the week. Sundays are rest days, though sometimes I'll go for the occasional swim.0
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Right now I'm doing Insanity so I'm working out 6 days a week. Sometimes I'll throw something in on the 7th day just because I get antsy and sometimes a little grumpy when I don't get a workout of some sort. I do, though, try to take it easy on the 7th day if I do something.
If you feel like you need a break, take one, it's not going to hurt anything. Just get back at it when you feel up to it.0 -
I just started Insanity so I'm working out 6 days a week.0
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A) if you want some chocolate- GO GET IT. Hershey's minis are nice, or DOVE is a lovely treat.
I work out as much as I possibly can. Doing Butt Bible (find it on You Tube) 4 days/ week AND C25K also 3 days/ week.
Sometimes I have a rest day on both programs, but it's hard for me to want to rest. I crave the workout and will go on a long walk if I have the energy still. I have found the need to take a couple of days off my routine (3 total I believe) because of an illness, or pure exhaustion. I don't get down on myself about that, I just go again the next day.
Sometimes, we're afraid, cautious about pushing our bodies. Know your limits, but don't let mental exhaustion talk you into physical exhaustion.
thank you I was hoping somebody would mention the chocolate. I haven't had chocolate for over 4 weeks now! YIKES I just really realized that. I feel like crap already today from not having the walk..my muscles are screaming to go for their walk. I may get the 30 day shred video out and see if I can manage to do any of that without needing at transfusion.0 -
3-4 times a week, 20-60 minutes each. Any more than that would not be sustainable with my lifestyle.0
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5 or 6 days a week...sometimes 7 if I've been bad with my food or if I just feel like working out0
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4 days a week for 90 minutes, mixed between couch to 5k and elliptical0
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Every day, 7 days a week I workout in the evenings. 4 days are strength training, 2 days are running, 1 is yoga. Weekdays I also walk 30 minutes on my lunch break at work. If i'm ever not able to do my normal evening workout, I instead do Yoga or walk for an hour.0
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