How much/often do YOU workout?

cardio to toning ratio? What is that?

Nowadays 3 times a week based on the classes I want to take. Currently that is 2 times cardio and 1 time strength.
I am however considering adding a bodyweight routine twice a week.
The schedule I'm considering:

Mon: bodyweight
Tue: bodycombat
Wed: pump
Thu: rest
Fri: bodyweight/trx
Sat: bodycombat
Sun: rest

Even on bad weeks, unless I'm sick, I get in at least 4 workouts. I aim for 5, and right now I'm at 6/7 days a week (though if it's 7 days, one day is just walking a couple of miles).

Typically, I do strength training with my trainer once a week, a light strength type class once a week, and running 3 to 4 days a week. Sometimes I'll casually bike on the day I meet with my trainer too.

I walk about a mile everyday, and am doing c25k.
I also do yoga 3x a week for an hour or 2 each day.

I started adding angled push ups and tricep dips at the end of my morning runs

At the gym training 3-4 days a week. On these days only 15 mins or so of cardio as warm up then it's on to training. IE weights, suspension trainer, lunges squats etc.

On the days not at the gym I am either mountain biking, road biking or walking for an hour or more.

One day of rest from cardio/training

No cheats days or off days from nutrition. There is no plan or diet here either. Just conscious changes and resolve to eating healthy

My schedule looks something like"

Mon: Strength / Row / Indoor cycling (tri club program)
Tue: Run
Wed: Strength / Row
Thu: Run
Fri: Strength / Row
Sat: Run
Sun: Run (LSD)

My strength sessions are a full body workout intended to support my running rather than what someone who is bodybuilding would do (higher reps / lower weight) & lots of core / hips / glutes

Not listed is cycling......I commute to work by bike 2 or 3 times per week depending on weather / meeting schedules etc so it's pretty variable.

What is this "toning" you speak of? I believe you mean strength training, since toning isn't a thing.

I lift for about 90 minutes five days per week. This is the main component of my workout routine that I don't skip unless I'm injured or legitimately too sick to work out.

I do a 10-minute HIIT session at the end of each of those workouts (most of the time).

My husband recently decided we're going to take up jogging (uh, yay?), so we started off with a short walk/jog/run yesterday and will continue to do that once a week and eventually more.

I walk my dog for 20 minutes every evening, but not for the calorie burn. Puppies need exercise!

I do something physical for the first 10 minutes of my lunch break at work, mostly because I have a desk job and hate that I'm not very mobile throughout the day. It used to be mini cardio routines but lately it's been more yoga/flexibility/mobility training type of stuff.

TLDR: I work out for about 7.5 hours per week, with about 2 hours of physical activity that is exercise but not what I consider a workout. Mostly strength training, with a little bit of cardio.