Member of Gym or workout at home/outside?

I struggle to do things at home because when I get home I just want to relax.
The best thing for me is classes and a trainer right after work. I've scheduled it, I go and get it done with and then I can go home and be with my family.

I do both.

I run outside and belong to a yoga studio that I attend 5-6 times per week. I've belonged to gyms in the past and much prefer this though more expensive.

Both right now but when I have the money and space for a home gym again I'll probably put one together because it was just so much more convenient. I also prefer getting my cardio in outdoors so I basically pay $300 a year for a squat rack and bench.

I was going to the gym every other day, but for the next two weeks I'm trying to find things I can do at home (other than my elliptical trainer although I'll use that too). Things like body weight exercises and outdoor running, etc. I'd love to be able to do this without the headaches and frustrations of a gym membership.

Nearest gym is like 60 miles away... at home it is.. dvds and treadmill at the moment.

Indoor workouts. Even my "gym" cardio consists of just going down to the apartment complex's treadmill room. If I had to haul *kitten* and drive and deal with traffic and sound and noise and bright lights to workout, I'd hate it and never go. (It must be noted that I'm am introvert. Lots of people stress me out. Lots of people get more energy from being around other fitness types.)

my gym is 18 miles away and it has a shower which benefits me greatly if i have to run off somewhere after i workout. however i decided that having a gym at home benefits me for those days i cant get myself to the gym . im trying to alleviate any excuses i come up with not to work out ..usually i say i dont have time to go to the gym .. then i would say 'if i had a gym at home id work out more'... problem solved now

I do both.

I work out a lot harder at the gym and have access to equipment (heavy weights and a squat rack) that I don't have at home. I use New Rules of Lifting for my lifting program. I belong to the YMCA, which has free childcare and a pool, so my daughter gets a lot of use from the membership as well. It really gives us something fun to do instead of sitting home on the couch and eating.

I also run with my dogs. I've found that running on the treadmill sucks, and that running outside, now with the addition of a dog, is much more fun.

I do yoga in the mornings with a yoga DVD before work. I work 12-hour shifts, so more isn't really practical for me. The yoga helps with the DOMS from lifting, and stretches my IT bands, which get tight from running.

I have a few other DVDs that I do as a last-ditch effort if I really didn't do anything else (Bob Harper Kettlebells and Power Core). I really don't like doing home DVDs, though. They are more like a threat to get my butt to the gym, or else I'll end up doing a DVD.

The thing that I have found that has helped me to stick to a plan and work out regularly is to switch things up on a regular basis and give myself choices. If I don't feel like lifting weights, I may feel like going to a yoga class. If I don't have time to go to the gym, I can take a quick run instead. Build a menu of things you enjoy, so you always have choices that neutralize your excuses and keep you motivated.

I do both. I do most of my cardio outside...running, biking, etc. I use the gym primarily for the weights. I would love to just do that at home as well, but I don't have the space for the kind of setup I'd need...not to mention the money.

I'm going to the gym (so outside...)

I do bodyweight strength, kettlebell and yoga at home and attend two yoga classes a week. I swim twice a week in a pool over winter and open water in the warmer months.

The gym is no interest to me.

I don't have a GYM member ship to I work out at home or outside.

Both. I love taking classes and using the weights at the gym, but I prefer to walk or run outside.

I am a member of a gym called Anytime Fitness. Although, I cannot go whenever I want. It is a small gym with no machines for your abdominals; however, it is cool for now. I also will go walking outside when the weather permits, and I will put my son in his stroller.