For those who have gym membership.....

45 minutes to an hour of weightlifting and then some jump rope

2 muscle groups each session
usually 3-5 exercises per muscle

Are you asking about the daily routine? If so, here's mine in a general sense.

00:00 - 00:05 ... arrive at gym; put stuff in locker and say "hi" to all the friends/acquaintances I have gained from going to the gym regularly (if it's a Tuesday, I weigh myself before starting the workout)
00:05 - 00:15 ... warm-up on treadmill for five minutes; warm-up shoulders with body-weight or lightweight dumbbells
00:15 - 01:30 ... perform exercises that require pushing and/or pulling heavy stuff around; with short, frequent rests between exercises (also provide assistance and encouragement to fellow lifters as needed)
01:30 - 01:35 ... stretch as needed; take progress pictures in mirror (not everyday, but pretty often)
01:35 - 01:40 ... consume post-workout protein shake, say "hi" again to friends/acquaintances and ask if they had a good workout
01:40 - 01:55 ... shower and leave (or just leave if I'm going directly home)

My workouts including a warm-up can last anywhere between 60-90 minutes. The longer workouts are probably due to waiting for stations to open up, waiting on assistance from fellow lifters, providing assistance to fellow lifters, and or being a little extra chatty. If you're a bit more social, or the gym is particularly crowded, then it'll probably add 10-15 minutes to a workout.

If you're asking about weekly routines (exercises), then it's
Monday: Shoulders, some Triceps
Tuesday: Legs, Back, Abs
Wednesday: Off
Thursday: Chest, some Triceps
Friday: Legs, Abs, Lower Back
Saturday: Off
Sunday: Biceps, Legs, Chest

5 days a week. I'm a cardio junkie so generally 45-120 minutes.

I work out 5-7 days a week 2 to 4 hours a day.

Enjoy!

TASK: Get a combat-athletic fitness body and capability.
CONDITIONS: Given a standard gym with barbbells, dumbells, pull up rack and a place to run (Treadmill or outside).
STANDARDS: Complete the workout below and write down your accomplishments in weights and time over a period greater than three months. Muscle failure is important. If you can complete all three sets of an exercise with all 15 reps in good form then the next week you need to move up in weight.
RULES:
30 Second Break between exercises.
Each Superset exercise is preformed 3 times alternating. Example, 15 reps of Lateral Raises, 30 second break, then 15 reps of Bent Over Rows, 30 second break and repeat cycle 2 more times.
Full range of motion. If you bend that far, you work that far.
DAY ONE: SHOULDERS AND BACK
CARDIO Run 3 Miles for Time
ABS3 sets of inclined situps. 25 Reps.25 Reps each. If the first set of 25 reps are easy or moderate then you need a bigger incline or hold a weight.
Superset1Clean and Press to Military Press15 Reps. Start in 'deadlift' position with barbell. Hands outside of your shoulder's width. Bring barbell over your head, then military press to your chest and back over you head 15 times. Pull upsYou can use an assisted machine if necessary. If it is unavailable and you are still struggling, stay there until you can complete 15 reps.
Superset 2Lateral Raise15 reps. Place a dumbbell in each hand with your hands at your side. Keeping your arms straight and at your side, raise your weights above the height of your shoulders. Bent Over RowPlace a barbell in your hands with your hands shoulder width apart. Bend over with your back parallel to the ground and pull the weight up to your chest then straighten out your arms.
Superset 3Cable Pull down machine15 reps. This is a machine where you pull down a bar while seated, simulating pullups. Keep you hands outside your shoulders for your grip. Dumbbell Military Press15 reps. Keep your hands outside your shoulders. Start with your dumbbells at shoulder height and bring them all the way up until your arms are straight.
Superset 4Dumbbell Row15 reps. Row a dumbbell with your back parallel to the ground. You can use a bench for stability if you need to. Make sure you preform with both arms. Upright RowStanding up, feet together, grab a barbell with your hands 1-inch apart in the center. Pull with your arms until the bar is to your chin. Keep your elbows above your hands throughout this exercise.
DAY TWO: BICEPS & TRICEPS
CARDIO Run 3 Miles for Time
ABS3 sets of inclined situps. 25 Reps.25 Reps each. If the first set of 25 reps are easy or moderate then you need a bigger incline or hold a weight.
Superset1Dumbbell Curls15 Reps. Standing up straight, weights in front of your body, start with arms straight. Full range of motion. Triceps kickback15 Reps. One hand on a bench, one leg behind the other one. With the hand not on the bench, pick up one dumbbell and with your back parallel to the ground bring your elbow to the same height as your back and kick back the weight and slowly bring it back down.
Superset 2Hammer Curl15 Reps. Just like dumbbell curls only with your hands turned in so that your palms are facing each other when curling. French Press15 Reps. One large dumbbell. Stand up with the dumbbell in your hands behind your head. Extend you arms until they are straight and then bring it back down so your hands are below your elbows.
Superset 3Barbell Curl15 Reps. Pick up a barbell with your hands shoulder width apart and curl with a full range of motion. Do NOT bend your back. Triangle Pushups15 Reps. Pushups with your thumbs and forefingers touching. Ensure that your chest touches your hands when you go down.
Superset 4Rope Curls15 Reps. On a cable machine. Use the rope to curl with weight, similar motion to hammer curls. Dips15 Reps. Ensure you have a full range of motion. Straighten out your arms on top and when you go down be sure that your shoulders are below your elbows.
DAY THREE: CHEST
CARDIO Run 5 Miles for Time
ABS3 sets of inclined situps. 25 Reps.25 Reps each. If the first set of 25 reps are easy or moderate then you need a bigger incline or hold a weight.
Flat Bench15 Reps, 3 SetsFull Range of motion. Arms straight on top, Elbows slightly below your shoulders but not fully below.
Incline Bench15 Reps, 3 SetsFull Range of motion. Arms straight on top, Elbows slightly below your shoulders but not fully below.
Dumbbell Bench15 Reps, 3 SetsFull Range of motion. Arms straight on top, Elbows slightly below your shoulders but not fully below.
Pushups25 Reps, 3 SetsFull Range of motion.
DAY FOUR: LEG DAY
CARDIO SprintsFor 2.5 miles you will sprint every 1/4 mile and walk/jog the following 1/4.
ABS3 sets of inclined situps. 25 Reps.25 Reps each. If the first set of 25 reps are easy or moderate then you need a bigger incline or hold a weight.
Superset1Squats15 Reps. Full range of motion. Hips below your knees. Deadlifts15 Reps.
Superset 2Machined Squats15 Reps. Full range of motion. Hips below your knees. Leg Press15 Reps. Full range of motion. Knees to your chest.
Superset 3Walking Lunges15 steps out and 15 steps back. Single Leg, leg press15 Reps on each leg.
Superset 4Jump Squats25 Reps. Start in a deep squat with palms on the ground then jump up as high as you can. No resting position is authorized. Jump Lunges25 Reps. Start in deep lunge and jump and land into a deep lunge with opposite leg.

Note: This workout is for a week. You should stretch this workout out with rest days between most of the workouts.

45 minutes to an hour. I use the outline of Jamie Eason LiveFit trainer. I'm doing the 12 week program right now (not the diet but I'm using MFP to count calories and macros). So I just keep my phone with me and look at what exercises I have for that day and how many sets/reps I have to do and it even has videos for each exercise on form. It's like having my own little personal trainer on my iPhone. Then I do abs at the end (so 4-5 days a week) I make those up as I go along but I do upper abs then lower, then upper, then lower then add in obliques (about 10 minutes in all), I do things like planks, pulse crunches, captains chair, scissor kicks, reverse crunches, bicycle crunches, medicine ball twists, and flutter kicks. If I lift 4 days in a row I'll swim laps on the fifth day. I always warm up with a fast 5 minute walk at 5.5 incline on the treadmill or elliptical.

I'm usually in the gym from 1-1.5 hr. I'm at the gym 6 days a week and my routine is different everyday of the week. Here's what I did yesterday.

Box Jumps 20
Staggering push up 10es
BB AB rollouts failure
1arm KB swings 15es
DB walking lunges 15es
Decline sit-ups 15
Tuck Jumps 20
Pull-ups failure
Underhanded dumbbell row 20
Sprint 60 sec

Did each exercise back to back the repeated 3 times. Also, went as heavy as I could.

I have always been inclined to do more cardio so mine is this:

30 minutes on treadmill. I will run to one song, jog/walk to one song, run to one song, jog/walk, etc.
15 minutes eliptical
15 minutes on step machine, rower, bike/whatever

And then I use a ton of the weight machines

I am usually physically working out for 1.5 hours

Otherwise I am in a class, which range from 1 to 1.5 hours.

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I keep the total time for my workouts under an hour. Weight training & cardio are generally done on different days. Weight training is usually about 45 minutes, cardio about 30.

When cardio & weight training are done on the same day cardio is ALWAYS last. No way I'm going to lift when I've just given my all for cardio. Weight training needs to come first.

I'm there any where between 4-6 days (trying 6). And in there over an hour. I try to get in 3 miles on the treadmill, which takes me about 41 minutes (I'm not fast). And try to get in 15-30 minutes on weights. I'm trying to get it to where I'm weight training more than doing cardio.

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I spend about an hour to an hour and a half lifting weights 4x per week. I walk to and from the gym on those days.

On non-gym days, I train at home doing bodyweight exercises and kettlebell stuff--I spend about an hour doing all that, then I typically go out for a walk.

On cardio days (high intensity intervals) I usually go for about 20-25 minutes is all (which is plenty as I leave with my heart racing and sweat pouring off of me) On lifting days, about a few minutes warming, I lift for about 45 minute and then am out of there.

If I am good. 30 mins weights and 60-45 mins treadmill. At times I just go on the treadmill.

45-60 mins on a treadmill? Are you MAD?? I can see running for that long but I can barely make it 20 mins on a hamster street before im bored to tears haha.:sad: . Nice Job!

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