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What is your workout schedule?

wtliftchick
Posts: 84 Member
I'm curious to see how others are planning their workouts. Or do you just wing it?
Currently, I alternate upper body and lower body each day. I also do low impact cardio every day. (walking). I also try to alternate between strength training and toning routines. And I throw in an ab workout here and there. I work out 5-7 days a week.
What is your schedule like?
Currently, I alternate upper body and lower body each day. I also do low impact cardio every day. (walking). I also try to alternate between strength training and toning routines. And I throw in an ab workout here and there. I work out 5-7 days a week.
What is your schedule like?
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Full-body progressive lifting program on M/W/F, cardio and HIIT on Tues/Thurs. No exercise on the weekends except chasing kids around.0
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I follow the MAPS program designed by MindPump. Basically full body workout workout 3 days a week, with 2 days of light/trigger workouts. I take 2 days off a week, however I sometimes fill one of these days with a lifting day. I don't do cardio often, no more then 10 minutes a day, 3-5 days a week. BTW: MindPump is a fitness podcast that you can checkout on iTunes where you can get all sorts of information about lifting, diets, and everything else (*note they do enjoy their language) Since following them, I have lost 30 pounds, and increased in all my lifts. Some of the best programs out there.3
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I do what Fitness Blender tells me. I like someone else doing the planning, ha! So it's generally a combination of HIIT/upper/lower/cardio intervals across 5 days. I might throw in an extra 6th workout or switch one out for a run now and then. I'm fairly relaxed as long as I'm hitting everything equally.2
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Mon: Body Pump, Bokwa
Tues: Pilates, Spin
Weds: Upper Body (dumbells) and Abs, Spin
Thurs: Pilates
Fri: Cardio Aerobics
Sat: Barre, Pilates, Body Pump
And rinse and repeat. I love fitness classes at my gym, as you can tell, lol.0 -
Wendler's 5/3/1 on M/Tu/Th/F, cardio on Wednesday and maybe Saturday.0
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Whatever my coach tells me to do. Which is the best version of what I ask for. It changes month to month, but it's always based around the big three movements0
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I do cardio 4-5 times a week (because I love sweating), and lift 2-3 times, sometimes less (I get bored SO easily!)1
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Weight training 4 days a, week. Upper lower split. Cardio 7 days a week.0
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M & W-Strength & HIIT with Shelly Dose. T, TH-Kickboxing with Popsugar Fitness. F-HIIT Kettlebell with Shelly Dose.0
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I just started working out regularly. I am in my 4th week of Bootyful beginning Strong Curves. I do a modified at home version (I mix bodyweight movements with some weight work, but I stick to the "plan" of what muscle groups I'm working) I have adjustable dumbbells, bands, bench, pull up bar, and swiss ball.
I do strongcurves on M,T, F,Sa (A, B, C, A).
I like it so far, but feel like I need more. I used to run a while back, so I'm gonna start running again. I am so out of shape, so I'm gonna start Couch 2 5K. I started yesterday (M), and I will run M, Th, Sa.
So, 2 days per week I will do both workouts (each are about 40 mins). And I get 2 full rest days a week (still walk my dog those days).
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Run usually 5-7x/wk.0
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BodyPump Mondays and Friday's. Spin or HIIT on Thursdays and sometimes Tuesday's. Walk every day.
No scheduled exercise at the weekend.1 -
I usually do ~50m cardio 5 days a week (usually Zumba, and I try to get a good sweat on), with Stronglifts 5x5 three times each week. I always try for 10K steps as well, and I really shoot for 14K.1
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I follow Blogilates Calendar which has days for cardio, total body, arms, legs, butt, core and recovery. Workouts per day are less than an hour. Recently, I do her videos in the morning then add a Fitness Blender HIIT in the evening.0
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I use my elliptical for an hour after class or before work, anywhere between 5-7 times a week. I try to lift at least 1 day of the week, usually on a day that I do not have class or work. Since its summertime, I try to get some extra exercise in with biking.1
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I always have to have a schedule to follow lol! I'm doing a strength training program 5 to 6 days a week, and I also add yoga or PIYo two times a week.0
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Monday - Bouldering
Tuesday - core + TRX + yoga
Wednesday - Run
Thursday - Upper body lifting + sometimes yoga
Friday - Rest or sometimes yoga
Saturday - Race day (could be a 5k or 10k or Tough Mudder/Spartan/etc.)
Sunday - Recovery run (5-10k typically)0 -
Run Monday/Wednesday/Saturday/Sunday
Cross Train Tuesday/Thursday
Usually Tuesday is cross training with weights/resistance of some kind and Thursday is a cardio cross train so either rowing or a spin class. My focus this time of year is, obviously, on running ha ha0 -
I like classes, so I take one six days a week, 5 of them before work. It's easiest for me to always get up early. If I have time, I do some elliptical too.
Sundays, I do Boot camp, and Tuesdays is MetCon3 with Thursdays being Stacked.
Mondays and Wednesdays I take a spin class, and Friday is a harder spin class, which is interactive.0 -
I do a full body lifting routine 3x per week and I cycle 5-6 days per week.
Mon: cycle AM/lift PM
Tues: cycle AM
Wed: cycle AM/lift PM
Thurs: cycle AM
Fri: cycle AM (sometimes)/lift PM
Sat: cycle AM
Sun: Rest
Sometimes I swap my Saturdays and Sunday depending on what the weekend holds.0 -
I'm surprised that almost every person responded with a schedule. Very few people winging it with their workouts.0
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Right now I'm doing a modified version of the PHUL program plus cardio. A typical week looks like this:
Sun - Hypertrophy lower
Mon - Hypertrophy chest/back; running group
Tue - Hypertrophy shoulders/arms; bootcamp-style class
Wed - Power lower
Thu - Power shoulder chest/back; HIIT
Fri - Bootcamp-style class
Sat - Power shoulders/arms; kickboxing0 -
I keep it simple. 3 days of lifting heavy things and putting them down. 3 Days of running really far then running back. Fill in the gaps by getting min 15,000 steps a day.0
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You are all dedicated!! I'll admit that I wing it. And I need to change that. Currently getting back into running..but I'm a fair weather runner. When I was more consistent I ran 3 times a week..now it's once or twice a week.
If I go to the gym I'll usually do elliptical and rowing then 20 to 45 min full body strength training. That ranges from 2 to 4 times a week.
I also ride my bike 4 or 5 days from 5 to 10 miles. Running errands, appointments etc.
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For now, run 3 miles and lift Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday. I'm going to try to add another run day on Saturday.0
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I walk 10,000 steps per day, and ride my bike 3x a week 40 to 50 kms per ride.
I am a fair-weather cyclist, so if the weather is poor/hot/windy, I will shuffle my days a bit0
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