How often do you exercise??

Hello!
I was wondering how many times per week you exercise and what your cardio of choice is?

Mine:
7 days a week
Cycling (despite my username :laugh: )


Thanks. :)
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  • mrphil86
    mrphil86 Posts: 2,382 Member
    3 days weight lifting
    3 days cardio (running)

    Alternating each day.

    1 day rest.
  • MakingApril
    MakingApril Posts: 178
    5 days a week -one hour normally, trying to up it but I like to give myself a little break :)
  • ScottishMrs
    ScottishMrs Posts: 254 Member
    I am exercising 3-7 times a week (depending on how sore or busy I am) and I'm doing hula hooping, circuit training, and jogging on the spot as my cardio activities and I started lifting on Monday. I jog on the spot in my livingroom because I currently have a bad knee and if it gives out on a long run outside then I don't want to have to limp all of the way home. I would love to cycle, but my brother broke my bike and my size of bike has been consistently out of stock at my local Wal-Mart since then. I don't go to a gym.
  • pattycakes10117
    pattycakes10117 Posts: 55 Member
    NONE ...I need to get busy and just "DO IT".
    :cry:
  • I try to exercise 7 days a week and I would like my cardio of choice to be walking, but it seems for now that it's mild stretching and cleaning.
  • tanashai
    tanashai Posts: 207 Member
    7 days a week of walking-anywhere between slow (with my preschooler) to brisk if I'm on my own. I'm also trying to do more stomach crunches and this summer, there will be much geocaching which means lot and lots of walking, hiking and even a bit of mountain climbing :D
  • dixiewhiskey
    dixiewhiskey Posts: 3,333 Member
    Everyday
  • crazybookworm
    crazybookworm Posts: 779 Member
    5-6 days a week.
    2-3 days(non-consecutive) dedicated to strength/weight lifting
    Cardio of choice: Running or Arc Trainer
  • taylor0204
    taylor0204 Posts: 357 Member
    3 days cardio - running
    3 days strength training
    1 rest an recovery day
  • conniemaxwell5
    conniemaxwell5 Posts: 943 Member
    Monday through Friday at the gym, alternating days on the elliptical and treadmill, plus alternating strength training on upper and lower body.
  • Coyoteldy
    Coyoteldy Posts: 219 Member
    everyday..P90X most days with biking and walking added
  • 6 days a week. Cardio is either walking/jogging/running or Zumba or kickboxing. Also do plyometrics and have just very recently added a class called body fit which incorporates weights.
  • 2stepscloser
    2stepscloser Posts: 2,900 Member
    6 days a week with a combination of cardio and strength training, trying to burn at least 500 calories a workout.
  • artickb22
    artickb22 Posts: 411 Member
    6-7 days a week alternating days of HIIT for 30 mins and endurance cardio for 60 as well as some strength training 3-4 of those days.
  • tatd_820
    tatd_820 Posts: 573 Member
    5-7 days/week right now. Elliptical, run/walk on treadmill, stair climber, Les Mills classes and some weights. Usually 30-50 mins of cardio & 30 mins of weights. I aim for 700 calories burned each day.
  • NaomiJFoster
    NaomiJFoster Posts: 1,450 Member
    5 days a week. Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday. That's just because Monday and Thursday are my early days to arrive at work. I go in a little later the other days, so that's when I work out.

    I totally mix it all up. I have several aerobics videos. And I do a lot of the workouts on Fitness Blender. Or I walk. Or I do the recumbant bike. I just try to be sure that I get between 20 and 45 minutes in. If I only have time for 20 minutes, then it has to be a vigorous workout. If I had more time, I take it easy a little bit.
  • AmyRhubarb
    AmyRhubarb Posts: 6,890 Member
    Usually 6 days a week. Three days weights + 20 minutes of kickboxing and/or walking my dogs, and three days running (avg 4-5 miles). Always one rest day, and every 8 weeks or so, I take about a week off.
  • 6 days a week for 45minutes
    4 weights
    3 cardio

    On back and bicep day I do a cardio session after
  • Chris99mu
    Chris99mu Posts: 352 Member
    4-5 days

    Pilates, running, cycling

    Though I'm really transitioning into almost solely weight training.
  • 7 days. Every day cardio, every other day weights. Usually at least 75 minutes on the elliptical, then on non weight days I walk 30 min. On the incline treadmill.
  • JeneticTraining
    JeneticTraining Posts: 663 Member
    Cardio: 5x a week - Ellipticals, sometimes I like to ball
    Strength Training: 3x/week
    On rest days, I walk for an hour. Beach life
  • sunnyhlw77
    sunnyhlw77 Posts: 204 Member
    6 - 7 days a week, I have an office job where I'm sitting ALL day so I try to get in at least 30 to 90 minutes a day whether it be cycling, walking (just starting to work up to jogging), rowing and sometimes Zumba.
  • WAHMto5
    WAHMto5 Posts: 375 Member
    3-4 days a week. Mostly all cardio;)
  • pudge2003
    pudge2003 Posts: 2 Member
    4 to 5 days a week.
    1 hr treadmill. all the time.
  • squatsandlipgloss
    squatsandlipgloss Posts: 595 Member
    Insanity, 6 days a week :)
  • Mads1997
    Mads1997 Posts: 1,494 Member
    3 lifting
    3 cardio, walking
  • I was doing 35 to 40 min cardio 4x a week just recently signed up for my first marathon..now I have homework from the running clinic to do at least 2 one hour session before the Sunday morning run..so I'm kinda outta sorts. Mainly because I also started weight training and I sure don't want to do major cardio after leg day!! ha ha (was getting around that by doing the elliptical on that day)
  • gerard54
    gerard54 Posts: 1,107 Member
    At least twice a week...
  • lacroyx
    lacroyx Posts: 5,754 Member
    4-5 days a week
    lifting heavy things 2-3x a week
    cardio 2-4x a week. I do Zumba, jog, walk, stairs, kickboxing, RIPPED classes.
  • susiepet
    susiepet Posts: 68
    Personal trainer 3x a week (which I count as circuits as it's a mix of cardio and weights) plus aquarobics 2-3 times and I've just added a spin class and pilates (fortunately in that order). And some snow shovelling although I know that's seasonal :smile:
    I know I'm lucky to be able to afford a trainer as I'm not sure I have the willpower to be so consistent without one.