What time do YOU work out?

Morning for me, and I'm an at-home exerciser. I have to get it done before the family is up and moving or it doesn't happen (other than running when it's cool, then I can head out whenever).

I get up at 5:15, all my workout clothes are out and ready to go. I put them in the front room so I can change in the front bathroom & not disturb my hubby. I do weights with Nike Training Club app at the moment in my living room, and 20 minutes of cardio, either a brisk walk or Kickbox FastFix after the weights, three day a week. The other days I run, just 2 miles before I take my kid to school on weekdays because it's all I have time for (until the weather cools and I can finally run later in the day without melting! ), and a longer run on Saturday.

I go after work. I stop home first and take the dogs for a walk. Then, I get dressed and head to the gym. I usually get there around 6:30PM and leave an hour later. I don't miss the time. My evenings used to be spent sitting at home and watching tv.

I enjoy my rest. I refuse to wake up at 4:30 in the morning just to workout. However, that could change if my cicumstancs change. Right now, I am single with no children.

Whenever I can. If I'm lifting it's usually in the morning. Cardio, whenever I have the time to. Works for me. If I didn't workout I'd probably kill someone.

Or just be more sarcastic.

11:00 am

After work, usually. It works out best because my mom and I get done work about the same time and head to the gym together before dinner.

Every time I get the chance for my runs, sometimes it's at 5am or sometimes it's at 7 or 8PM - Strength, I go on my lunch break.

If you want to do it, you'll find time for it - Full time job and 2 kids, I still make it happen 5 or 6 days a week.

I get to the rec between 8:30 and 9:30 pm, most nights I have practice (color guard for marching band) and meetings for various groups, so I don't get there till later. On cardio days, it's usually between 7:30 and 8:30 pm during the week then during the afternoon on weekends.

I'm really bad at working out in the morning—I'm just so lethargic at that point, I can barely push myself to get my heart rate up. So, I go after work—if I want to get it out of the way, I'll pack my clothes and go straight to the gym from work. That seems to work pretty well, but my gym isn't that crowded

In the mornings, I do try to do a few yoga stretches to wake myself up, and then I also try to do the fitness command of the day from Blogilates.com. That way I do a little something and get myself in the right frame of mind for the rest of the day—I find it's easier to look forward to working out if I do that!

After work. Like a previous poster, I pick my kid up after I get off at 5 then drop her off in the gym childcare. Mornings aren't an option as the gym doesn't have childcare before 9 am. I like working out in the early evenings though; I actually have a lot of energy at that time of day.

I just started a 5:30 AM boot camp class this week. I get up at 5, wash my face, pull back my hair, put on my clothes (that I set out the night before) and am out the door at 5:15.

The first day sucked, I'll be honest. The second day was a bit easier. Today, the third day, I was actually awake before the alarm. The class is brutally hard, but fun at the same time and I was looking forward to it today. I'm back at the house by 6:45 and have about 30 mins of quiet time to myself before my son and husband get up. That's a nice reward.

I find that I am just too low on energy after work to reliably get myself to exercise, plus schedule conflicts can come up. There are literally no excuses or schedule conflicts at 5:30 in the morning.

It's only been a few days, but rather than feeling tired from getting up early, I'm feeling energized from the exercise. I'm liking early morning workouts more than I expected to. I'd recommend to committing to try early mornings for two or three weeks and I bet you'll be surprised and actually like it.

in the evening. I work PT so on the days I work, I go to the gym before even going home and do my weights and cross training. on the other days that I'm home with the baby, I go running as soon as my husband gets home. It usually works out perfect except for the times (like last night) when hubby didn't get home until 7:30 and it was dark out and we had to give the baby a bath and do bedtime. In those cases, I don't get my run in and I want to die. I'm going to have a problem pretty soon when it gets dark out before he gets home. I might have to try morning runs, which I am not looking forward to!

I schedule my workout for 7pm. Like tonight, if something comes up, I do it after the kids go to bed at 8:30.

I go after work. I stop home first and take the dogs for a walk. Then, I get dressed and head to the gym. I usually get there around 6:30PM and leave an hour later. I don't miss the time. My evenings used to be spent sitting at home and watching tv.

I enjoy my rest. I refuse to wake up at 4:30 in the morning just to workout. However, that could change if my cicumstancs change. Right now, I am single with no children.

This is my story (minus the pooch), or was for quite awhile. I mostly work out at home, but I still do it in the evenings. So not a morning person.

since the weather is so nice lately i have just been walking home from work. it is a bit over 3 miles. before that i went straight after work. i go to a city park gym rather than a standard gym. they never seem to be busy no matter what time of day. if there even are other people there everyone is there to work out and doesn't even make eye contact with each other.

If I don't do it in the morning, it's likely to not get done.

I go to either a 5:45 or 9:15 spin class depending on my schedule.
When I swim, I go to the pool around 11 because it's outdoors and I enjoy a little sunshine.

The days that I have to go to the evening spin class, it nags at me all day.
I love getting it done in the morning, not having to worry about it all day, and giving myself a boost of energy for my day.