How many days a week do you usually workout?

ArtemisRuns

I try to run 4-5 times per week. If the weather is bad or I don't have time during daylight hours I do the recumbent bike instead. I don't have precise days because as a mom of three and a teacher I need to be flexible and fit my workouts in when I can.

Confuzzled4ever

I work out 7 days a week
alternate 3 days of targeting lifting 3 days of full body
1-2 days playing ultimate frisbee
I run a mile 5-6 times a week
I walk a mile at lunch every work day so 5 days a week.
I do insanity 6 days a week
Hiit class 1 day a week
and if i'm bored I do body combat, zumba, turbokick or bodypump at the gym
I tend to hike in the summer and swim in the winter too.

I know it's too much.. I'm nutty.. but I get bored and start climbing walls. I don't have a lot of friends, so I end up at the gym or hiking or something.

If I get tired or worn out I will take a day or two off. but that hasn't' happened yet.

skcardiog

If the day ends in " y ", I work out .

syk731

I work out 7 days a week. I lift 5 days/wk and run at least 5K every day, with 1-3 longer runs (6-10 miles each, depending on multiple factors) per week. I run in the morning and lift in the evening. I don't lift on Saturdays and Sundays.

malckyb

Mon,Tue and Thurs..60 mins cardio. Hillwalking on a Sunday or cardio if weather bad.

BrianSharpe

Most weeks 7 days (2 workouts some days) but I will take a rest day every now and again if I'm feeling fatigued.

Typically I run Tues, Thurs, Sat & Sun (my long runs are now on Saturday), I row on Mon, Wed & Friday. Mondays I also have an indoor cycling class with my tri club, strength training 2 or 3 times per week. I need to get my butt back in to the pool which means I'll probably drop one of my rowing sessions and add a swim session.....

For me the key is alternating high impact / low impact days and cross training.

I'm not running full marathons so my longest runs peak at 2 hrs, I'm not too concerned about over-training.

MissAnjy

7 days a week. Cardio & strength. Have done so for the last 11 months. No rest days, no days off. Some may say "not sustainable" ..... yeah for them. If I take ONE day off then I will never get back into it...... so for me this is the ONLY way to sustain it.


Plus I love it.

I'm the exact same way. I do SOMETHING every single day. I also do both cardio and strength. If I take a day off, it turns into two, or three, or four....and I start to think I just don't have time because my day off ran so much smoother.

I have to put on the clothing and tie my shoes everyday, or i'll make excuses.

This works for me too.

dettiot

I typically work out every day. Two days with strength training and some time on the elliptical, then five days of cardio (either running or elliptical). My workouts generally average between 35 and 50 minutes.

I will actually be missing two days this week (today because of pre-Thanksgiving busyness and Friday because my gym is closed) so I'm hoping to still hit 10,000 steps during my workday. With Thanksgiving in-between, I have no idea how that's going to affect my weight loss progress, but I think the rest will be beneficial. I'm starting half-marathon training in three weeks, which means four days of running each week until early April.

anaisbutterfly7

I tend to workout 9 times a week. On the days that I do strength training, I also do cardio.

I workout with a personal trainer and LOVE weight training. I also love cardio, but I have been getting very bored with my routine lately. I have started to change it up though.

Rest days are a MUST. On the weeks that I do not take a day off, I get overly tired. It affects my mood and then I tend to skip more workouts the following week.