What is your weekly exercise schedule?
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2 days of strength training (one in a class and one with a trainer)
3-4 days of Bikram yoga (cardio, strength and flexiblility in one session!).0 -
I basically rotate through something like this:
* Lift Day: Stronglifts 5x5
* Cardio Day: run, bike, swim, hill hike, walk. Distance and pace will depend on how much time I have that day and my energy levels. If I'm in need of a rest day, this is when I'll do it by getting active-rest with just a walk or very easy and shorter bike ride or run.
* HIIT Day: Fartlek-run, kickboxing, spinning class, running up/down stadium stairs and doing sprints on the track, or walking up/down stairs or hills with a weighted pack at alternating fast/slower speeds, and maybe some plyometrics
* Cardio Day: see above
* Lift Day: see above
and then it starts over again.
Actually, just started this particular routine as I was having a tendency to get very fatigued from overtraining by doing too many HIIT-style days a week. And I like the variety.
If it works out, I'll occasionally throw a yoga session in there as I need to make myself do some good stretching more often.0 -
I have changed my routine to my main instructor being on maternity leave.We have a fill in but she's just not that good.
Monday-1 hour Zumba
Tues- Bootcamp which consists of resistance workouts,crunches,squats,squats etc
Wed-Treadmill run walk 2-4 miles
Thurs- Bootcamp, 1hour of yoga,ab,thighs and glut class,1 hour of zumba
Friday-2-4 miles on treadmill or rest day
Saturday-DOR
Sunday-Zumba
Everyday I do squats,pushups and crunches except Saturday0 -
i do 2 to 3 hours cardio a day, 7 days a week,
if your a cardio QUEEN or KING, ADD ME!0 -
I do 3 days of Cardio & 3 days of Strength training.0
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I go on a per/week basis, not necessarily day by day:
Treadmill Max Incline Walk (3.5 mph) 45 minutes + 6 days/week
Arc Trainer - (40 minutes) - 4 times/week
Heavy Bag Workout - 3 days/week
Sandbag Hike (40 lbs) - 1x/ week
5K + Run - 2x/week
Sprint Workout (10 max speed sprints) - 2x/week
Exercise bike - 25 minutes - 3 days/week
Then I also have 1 soccer game, and 1 hockey game each week0 -
Here is my schedule for this week
Monday: run 7.4 miles
Tuesday: Total Conditioning
Wednesday: Triple Threat
Thursday: off
Friday: AM Total Conditioning PM Triple Threat
Saturday: Run 4-5 miles and maybe Total Conditioning (if I am finished running in time)
Sunday: Run 4-6 miles and maybe Spin class
Total Conditioning is an aerobic workout that incorporates weights and core for one hour
Triple Threat is 3 minutes of aerobic, 3 minutes of weights working legs, arms, back, 3 minutes of core - start the cycle all over again for one hour0 -
Monday
5am: Deadlift and Back
5:45: ABs
6:00-6:30: Cardio
12:00-12:35: Biceps
12:35-12:50: Abs
12:50 -1:15 Cardio
Tuesday
5am: Squat and Legs
5:45 Abs
6-6:30 - Cardio
12:00 - 12:35 - Shoulders (Traps)
12:35-12:50: Abs
12:50 -1:15 Cardio
Wednesday
5am - Stretching
5:30 - Rehab work (Light Weight for Rotator Cuff issues)
5:45 Abs
6-6:30 - Cardio
12:00 - 12:35 - Triceps
12:35-12:50: Abs
12:50 -1:15 Cardio
Thursday
5am: Military Press / Shoulders
5:45 Abs
6-6:30 - Cardio
12:00 - 12:35 - Middle and Upper Back
12:35-12:50: Abs
12:50 -1:15 Cardio
Friday
5am: Bench/ Chest
5:45 Abs
6-6:30 - Cardio
12:00 - 12:35 - (Muscle Group of choice)
12:35-12:50: Abs
12:50 -1:15 Cardio
Saturday Rest
Sunday: Whatever im in the mood for.0 -
MWF - weights (heavy)
T,TH - interval runs on treadmill (2-3 miles)
Sat - OFF
Sun - cross country trail long run for mileage (marathon training) - I tend to get overuse injuries with too much training, so I do best with only one long run per week, with a couple of days of short intervals thrown in for speed.0 -
Let me put in a plug for New Rules of Lifting for Women - its a great heavy lifting program that changes up every 4-6 weeks. There is a group on MFP that you can join to support you. This week my schedule is:
Monday: NROL4W & Yoga
Tuesday: Spin
Wedenesday: NROLFW
Thursday: Soccer
Friday: NROLFW
Saturday: 6 mile run
Sunday: ?? Maybe rest0 -
Mon-Back/Biceps
Tues-Cardio DVD
Wed-Chest/tri
Thurs-Legs
Fri-Shoulders/Traps
Sat-Cardio DVD
Sun-10,000 steps/ off0 -
Exercise - Monday - 45 minute spin, 30 elliptical, 1 hour power yoga
Tuesday - 3 mile run, 30 minutes of light weights - arms and legs.
Wednesday - 45 minute spin, 3 mile run
Thurs - 3 mile run, 30 minutes of light weights, 1 hour power yoga
Friday - 1 hour yin yoga, 4 mile run
Saturday - 1 hour hot yoga, 6 mile run (sometimes I skip the run depending on the weather, i canNOT run 6 miles on a treadmill!!!)
Sunday - 1 hour walk with neighbor or 1 hour swim, or 5 mile run0 -
Mon, Wed, Fri- compound lifts
Tue,Thur- circuit training (kettlebells, body weight exercises etc)
Might do some running at the weekend if I feel like it- well jogging and walking really not proper running!0 -
Right now I am doing Turbo Fire* and going by their schedule as much as possible. I'm on week 8.
In addition to that I do squats, leg lifts, pushups and tricep dips regularly, and weights (dumbells) less regularly. As soon as the weather warms up a little more, I'll add hiking and running back in. And once I finish Turbo Fire, I think I'm going to try Insanity.
*Turbo Fire is primarily high impact cardio - a combination of HIIT (plyometrics mostly) and steady state - but also includes strength (body weight and resistance bands) and stretch (yoga).0 -
My schedule is subject to change but this is what I like to do at the moment.
Mon - 45min Kellebells
Tues - 90 min Karate class
Wed - 45 min Kettlebells
Thurs -90 min Karate class
Fri - 45 min Kettlebells
Sat - work in my yard (chopping wood)
Sun-rest for the most part
As soon as it warms up I will be riding my bike for 30mins or so each day as well. Weekends, longer.0 -
I'm on week 2 of Les Mills Combat so it's full cardio 3 X / week, HIIT 2 X / week (1 weight training, 1 plyometrics ) then 1 X alternating upper and lower body power workouts so that makes 6 days, Saturday is a rest day.
Enjoy !!0 -
Sunday-Tuesday- Lift
Wednesday-Bowling league
Thursday- Volleyball league
Friday-Saturday- Lift or do ab curcuit and cardio0 -
I'm doing P90X which has a mixture of cardio and lifting. If you are not comfortable with weights you can use the resistance bands to get the same effect.
Monday - Chest and Back - Abs
Tuesday - Plyometrics
Wednesday - Shoulders and Arms - Abs
Thursday - Yoga
Friday - Legs and Back - Abs
Saturday - Kenpro (like kickboxing)
Sunday - Rest (You can rest or do what is called Stretch X which a hour of nothing but stretches - If I am really sore I do that if not I skip it)0 -
Monday night : Tabata 30 minutes
Tuesday night: Latin Hip Hop (high intensity) 60 minutes
Wednesday night: R.I.P.P.E.D 60 minutes Zumba 60 minutes
Saturday morning: Tabata 30 minutes Zumba 60 minutes - a couple hours after Tabata0 -
Do the Gilad Total Body workout. I'm sure you can find his shows on the fitness channel. That will work out everything in about 30 min. He is easy to follow and very encouraging during the entire workout.0
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Strength train/lift heavy four days a week in my garage, alternating with upper body/lower body. Then Saturday and Sunday I do a full body class called Orange Theory, I suppose similar to a boot camp or cross fit class. Rest one day.0
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I'm mostly cardio as well but do a few strength training exercises and I like to think of high resistance on a stationary bike as a bit of strength for my legs. Here's my schedule:
Monday: Gym session - usually treadmill and stationary bike
Tuesday: No workout - placement day
Wednesday: Zumba Toning - 30-40 minutes of Zumba dancing and 15-20 mins of strength using hand weights (squats, lunges and a bit of ab work)
Thursday: No workout - uni and work at night
Friday: Spinning and ab blast (15 mins of intense cardio work straight after spinning) at night
Saturday: Another gym session, same as Monday usually.
Sunday: No workout - working all day and catching up with uni work at night0 -
This week has been:
Mon: Zumba
Tue: Legs & Abs
Wed: c25k
Thur: Back & Biceps
I will be travelling Fri-Sun so prob only able to do cardio but if I was able to get to the gym it would be:
Fri: Zumba or rest
Sat: Chest, Shoulder & Triceps
Sun: c25k, Legs 7 Abs0 -
I don't have a schedule, but I change things up daily. It could be any 2 or 3 combo of the following. I usually workout for about 45 minutes a day. I am in my 50's so what works for me may not work for someone younger. I have a home gym in my basement. I started this on 2/1 this year. I can already see a difference in my body appearance.
treadmill- 20 minutes, mainly focus more on hills and less on speed
bike- 20 minutes
eliptical- 20 minutes
rower- 20 minutes
3lb hula hoop-20 minutes
smith machine/free weights-20 minutes( I am recovering from a shoulder injury, so have to be careful here)
floor exercises with the mat and ball- 20 minutes0 -
On Mon., Wed. & Fri. I do a full body weight routine that includes the major compound moves and some isolation work. Typically I would do some cardio on Tuesday and Saturday and take Thursday and Sunday off.0
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Mon- Legs -20 sets, Calves -8 sets
Tue- Back -20 sets, Biceps -8 sets, Abs- 8sets
Wed- Cardio
Thu- Chest- 20 sets, Triceps-8 sets
Fri- Cardio
Sat- Shoulders- 20 sets, Traps- 8 sets, Abs- 8 sets0 -
Mon:
Body Pump 1hr
Dance Aerobics with Toning 1hr
Tue:
Body Combat 1hr
Zumba 1hr
Body Step 1hr
Wed:
Body Pump 1hr
Body Step 1hr
Thur:
REST
The occasional Body Balance class 1hr
Fri:
REST
Sat:
Body Step 1hr
Body Pump 1hr
Sun:
Rest0 -
This week has been just cardio so far. Just finished Insanity on Tuesday, ran yesterday and plan on running today. However a typical workout week (when I'm at the gym) looks like this:
Mon: 30 min cardio; Chest/legs (60 min)
Tues: 30 min cardio; Back/abs (60 min)
Wed: 30 min cardio; Shoulders/legs (60 min)
Thurs: 30 min cardio; Tri's/abs (60 min)
Fri: 30 min cardio; Bi's/legs (60 min)
Sat: 45-60 min. cardio
Sun: rest
Repeat Monday with different exercises, equipment etc.0 -
Since it's winter here and we have a tonne of snow (I love winter!!) I'm trying to take advantage of it as much a possible!
Monday: 1h30 cross-country ski lessons - Classic Technique (it's a full body and cardio workout)
Tuesday: 1hr boot camp (full body workout)
Wednesday: 5k run and if time permit spin class on my trainer at home.
Thursday: 1hr boot camp (full body workout)
Friday: 5k run and 2 hr alpine skiing (I'm a former ski instructor so I know what exercises to do to get the heart and leg pumping )
Saturday: OFF
Sunday: 2h30 alpine skiing and 1h30 cross-country skiing (practicing my techniques for Monday night)
Once Spring has arrived I'll change the cross-country skiing and alpine for more running and road cycling.0 -
This week
M- 2.5m run
T-Hiit on treadmill 30 minutes weights 20
W- 3m run
Th- same as Tuesday
F- 5m run
S-40 minute easy run
S-Rest
Ill have the rest day whevever I feel I need it :-)
Im doing a 10k training schedule.0
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