What is your weekly workout/rest days?

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  • bcattoes
    bcattoes Posts: 17,299 Member
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    Monday - Rest day during dart season, now Turbo Fire and calisthenics
    Tuesday - Turbo Fire and calisthenics
    Wednesday - Turbo Fire and calisthenics
    Thursday - Turbo Fire and calisthenics
    Friday - calisthenics
    Saturday - Turbo Fire and ?? (hiking, biking, swimming, water slide, other, nothing, depending on weather)
    Sunday - Turbo Fire and ?? (hiking, biking, swimming, water slide, other, nothing, depending on weather)
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    calisthenics rotates between arms and legs (mostly vaious types of squats, planks, pushups and dips)
  • cwolfman13
    cwolfman13 Posts: 41,874 Member
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    Monday - Zig Zag Bounds or other jumping exercises for explosion
    Tuesday - 30-45 minute stroll through the park at lunch; Strength Training in the evening
    Wed - Farmer's Carry walking
    Thurs - 30-45 minutes stroll through the park at lunch; Strength Training in the evening
    Friday - 3 mile jog
    Saturday - Strength Training in the AM; bicycle ride down by the river with the kiddos in the afternoon
    Sunday - Rest...yard work, walk the dog, take kids to zoo, etc
  • ShallaLovee1
    ShallaLovee1 Posts: 356 Member
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    M-Sat. Insanity and/or Zumba, gym etc.
    Sunday- Rest day but I usually do something just to keep moving unless I really don't feel like it. Since I've started insanity I only took one complete rest day otherwise I'm moving.

    I do Zumba, strength training at the gym from time to time. Walk, jog if the weather allows. Stuff like that.
  • peleroja
    peleroja Posts: 3,979 Member
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    I just alternate days. Day 1 is elliptical cardio, arms/shoulders, and core. Day 2 is running, legs/glutes, and lighter core. I take two days off per week, typically, but that day varies depending on my work schedule. I rest on whichever days i have my longest, most strenuous shifts (I'm a bartender, so that's either liquor order day when I put away kegs and cases, or Friday/Saturday night, when I race around for 9 hours without a break.) I can't do a stricter schedule because of my weird work hours.
  • abideedum
    abideedum Posts: 71 Member
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    1- Legs
    2- Shoulders
    3- Bis and Tris
    4- Back
    5- Chest

    Rinse and repeat

    I run in the morning, lift for 60-75 min in the afternoon then hop on the star-climber, take the dogs for a 30 min walk. Everyday. I take no days off unless the gym is closed. But I double my run and walk.

    YOU LOOK AMAZING!!!
  • cwolfman13
    cwolfman13 Posts: 41,874 Member
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    I try to exercise every day and not take rest days. If I need a 'rest day' I still at least walk for 30-40 minutes at a 3.5ish pace. I do Jillian Michaels 30 Day Shred every day now (Today is Day 10, I just started level 2) and I try to jog/walk every other day or so. I also do yardwork once a week which usually racks up at least 500 cals for me, so it's a nice workout! With my cals set at 1200, it's great motivation to workout every day - otherwise I'd be hungry lol

    Rest is very important...rest is where you actually get the benefit of your exercise, particularly lifting. That said, rest days don't me you just have to sit around and do nothing...it just means you're not doing anything rigorous and letting your body recover a little.
  • haroon_awan
    haroon_awan Posts: 1,208 Member
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    Sunday lift
    Monday day off
    Tuesday lift
    Wednesday day off
    Thursday lift
    Friday day off
    Saturday day off

    On days off I tend to do yoga or something.
  • montana_girl
    montana_girl Posts: 1,403 Member
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    Monday - DVD (strength training or cardio)
    Tuesday - Spin bike
    Wednesday - 3 mile run
    Thursday - rest
    Friday - 3 to 4.5 mile run
    Saturday - DVD (during the summer it's hiking)
    Sunday - 6 to 11 mile run

    I also do Zumba once or twice a week in the evening when it doesn't interfer with my part time job. And I walk on all my breaks at work so I walk 2 to 4 miles a day during the week.
  • gatorginger
    gatorginger Posts: 947 Member
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    M-Jillian Michaels no more trouble zones
    T- Walk at work for at least 25 min sometimes 50
    W- Walk at work (same as above) and Jillian Michaels no more trouble zones
    T-Walk at work (same as above)
    F- Walk at work (same as above
    S- Jillian Michaels no more trouble zones
    S-Nothing/Rest day
  • cc141
    cc141 Posts: 55 Member
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    Monday - Sat: Jillian Michael body revolution program and turbofire prep schedule
    Sunday rest
  • Lady_Bane
    Lady_Bane Posts: 720 Member
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    1- Legs
    2- Shoulders
    3- Bis and Tris
    4- Back
    5- Chest

    Rinse and repeat

    I run in the morning, lift for 60-75 min in the afternoon then hop on the star-climber, take the dogs for a 30 min walk. Everyday. I take no days off unless the gym is closed. But I double my run and walk.

    YOU LOOK AMAZING!!!

    Danke :D
  • koing
    koing Posts: 179 Member
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    Mon: 25 lengths swimming, Chest Abs, Tennis
    Tue: Remedial work
    Wed: 25 lengths swimming, Olympic lifting, Shoulders Bis Abs, Tennis
    Thur: Rest
    Fri: 25 lengths swimming, Chest Tris
    Sat: Rest
    Sun: Olympic lifting, Back Bis

    I never log the weights as I always do them. I only log the swimming and tennis.

    Koing
  • conniemaxwell5
    conniemaxwell5 Posts: 943 Member
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    M - C25K Treadmill / Upper body strength
    T - Elliptical 30 min / Lower body strength
    W - C25K Treadmill / Upper body strength
    Th - Elliptical 30 min / Lower body strength
    F - C25K Treadmill / Upper body strength
    S - Rest (usually take a walk or bike ride)
    S - Rest
  • anm6c6
    anm6c6 Posts: 8
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    I run or use the elliptical everyday. (Sometimes I substitute a spin class)
    1/2 of Jillian Michael's No More Trouble Zones everyday. I do the legs on days I do the elliptical. I do abs on the days I run.
    Rest one day.
  • lina1131
    lina1131 Posts: 2,246 Member
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    It has been this:

    Monday - 4 to 5 mile walk/jog
    Tuesday - Strength training
    Wednesday - 4 to 5 mile walk/jog
    Thursday - 4 to 5 mile walk/jog
    Friday - Strength training
    Saturday - Rest
    Sunday - Rest

    But it's about to change to:

    Monday - Kickboxing
    Tuesday - Strength training
    Wednesday - Kickboxing
    Thursday - Strength
    Friday - Kickboxing
    Saturday - Strength
    Sunday - Rest
  • Superrhi
    Superrhi Posts: 84
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    Mon - Gym Cardio and strength training
    Tue- Gym Cardio and strength training
    Wed- Pilates/ Rest
    Thur- Gym Cardio and strength training
    Fri- Gym Cardio and strength training
    Sat- Pilates
    Sun- Rest
  • Lift_This_
    Lift_This_ Posts: 2,756 Member
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    M--boot camp targeting lower body, then i do upper body lifting
    T/W--boot camp targeting upper body
    TH--boot camp targeting full body, then lifting whatever doesn't feel sore...lol
    F/S--lower body lifting, day depends on how I feel and how busy the gym is.
    S--Sunday Funday

    edited....forgot pilates on tuesdays and thursdays and once the pool opens....mon/wed lap swimming.
  • jordantylergillespie
    jordantylergillespie Posts: 18 Member
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    Monday through Friday - Cycling (10,15,18, or 20-30+ miles depending on the day)
    Saturday and Sunday - Rest

    I'm training for a century ride though, after the race on June 1st I'm going to go back to more of a balance between cycling and strength training, might even join a crossfit gym, we'll see.
  • charlenequinn94
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    Right now I am doing the Gwen Roe Extreme Workout, Friday through Tuesday night. I take Wednesday off and Thursdays I walk, mow the yard with the push mower, or any number of activities that will get me up and moving for an hour or longer. If I eat a lot on one of my workout days then I add a Leslie Sansone walking dvd to my routine.
  • dj7879
    dj7879 Posts: 22
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    Monday morning- Insanity, Monday evening- Chest and triceps
    Tuesday morning- Insanity, Tuesday evening- Back and Biceps
    Wednesday morning- Insanity, Wednesday evening- Quads and Calves
    Thursday- Rest
    Friday morning- Insanity, Friday evening- Shoulders and Traps
    Saturday morning- Insanity, Saturday evening- Hamstrings and Glutes
    Sunday- Rest
    Physical job Monday thru Friday