How long do you exercise

About an hour, five days a week, strength training.

About 2 hours lifting 4x a week. Usually 1 hour spent working on my heavy lift (bench/squat/or deadlift, whatever it is for the day) and 1 hour of accessory work after. Plus whatever I feel I need for recovery in between (walking, foam rolling/stretching, etc)

I do strength training three days a week for about 30 minutes. Then I typically add a walk for 25-30 minutes. The other four days I run for about 45-50 minutes.

So much "it depends!"

Lifting usually takes about an hour.

How long a bike ride takes depends how long I have and (to a lesser extent) how nice it is out. Hours on weekends.

Hiking is usually a "most of the day" thing.

3-4x per week I do 45min strength training, then on Thurs I do 1hr of yoga. I'm also generally active on my feet most of the day and walking.

Takes me about 2:15 to finish my 4 mile swim. I do that 5 to 7 days a week.
Saturday I followed it up with a 45 minute spin class.

Bench day tends to be about 2 to 2-1/2 hours. That's mainly because we typically have 5 or so people working together. This past weekend we had 10. Bench (various types) and some lat work.

Squat day tends to be a little over an hour. Squats, (just added) ham-glute raises, and abs.

Shoulder day tends to be about an hour. OHP, rows, and volume bench.

Deadlift day tends to be about an hour and a half. Deadlifts, volume squats, and abs.

On squat and deadlift days - or the day after, which is a "rest" day - I'll ride the bike for a half hour. These times don't include the 1 to 1-1/2 mile walks I typically do during lunch.

about 90 min a day, 30 cardio, 30 weights, 30 core or stretching

It varies a lot as my job involves a lot of travel and can be quite challenging to work around. Assuming a basic, planned, work week.

Monday - Cycle commute to the local office of 20-25 miles total so about 70-80 minutes
Tuesday - Short run - Up to 90 minutes
Wednesday Short run/ speedwork - up to 90 minutes
Thursday - Theoretical rest day because I don't get back from work until late
Friday - Cycle commute to the local office as Monday
Saturday - moderate distance to long run 2-3 hours
Sunday - Long run 2-4 hours

Saturday/ Sunday runs are intimately linked so it might be back to back longs, or it might be a short/ long

What I'll sometimes do is slot in a road ride of a comparable time to the planned run at the weekend. That helps to maintain CV endurance with lower impact.

i don't find time 'goals' useful or motivating, come to think of it. i'm about 'give me something meaningful in real terms to achieve.' no matter how active i get, that's something i don't think will ever change. if someone handed me a bucket of time every day and said 'go fill this with [activity]' i'd have a hard time deciding whether to shoot them first and slit my wrists second, or the other way round. all the will to live just drains out of me in situations like that. so my stuff is all task-based, or i wouldn't do it.

for bike rides, i spend as long as it takes me to get where i'm going to. i ride for transportation, in other words. exercise is just a convenient plus. when i'm working somewhere, the round trip usually takes around 75 minutes a day.

for lifting, i spend as long as it takes to do the workout 'prescribed' for that day by the programme i'm on. and i do all the workouts prescribed for that week. in actual numbers, that's four individual lifts per week with accessories. a wild guess is that i could probably do each of them in less than an hour if i were watching the clock about it. as it is, i just like gyms so i hang out there much longer than that.

when I started it was 20 minutes 3 times per week. Now its increased yet again as my goals have changed.
I've been running 4 miles twice a week at a 10 minute mile pace. Over the next couple weeks I'm transitioning that to 6 mile runs and one very longish run of 9+ miles on the weekends. Then comes the strength program that used to take 30 minutes but is stretching ever closer to an hour every other day.

However long it takes. Somedays I'm in and out in about an hour, but three hour bench days are not unheard of. Total for the week can range from about 6 hours to 15+ when I'm peaking and the weights are heavy and the rests long.

Depends. M-F 30 minutes morning walks, M-Th 1-3 hour afternoon ride, Sat 2-8 hour ride (three is typical), Sun 2-3 hour ride. Don't have my walk stats, but for cycling I'm at 354 hours, 179 rides covering 5,982 miles for the year. Not much variance in my walk routine, 2.3 miles at 14.25 minute per mile pace. Occasionally I would extend that to 3-4 miles, with one really long walk this year at 10.5 miles (average pace of 14.52 min/mi).

For cycling is more varied. Mid October is end of my season so much of the riding is base mileage at endurance pace. Starting December toward end of January, it's mixed between endurance and tempo rides. February, I move on to threshold and by April, VO2Max intervals. End of June is tapering for my A event in July. August is back to threshold and VO2Max work for my B event in October. Tuesday and Thursdays are my key workouts with anchor workout on Saturdays (typically hammerfest group rides punctuated by monthly century rides). Mondays, Wednesdays, and most Sundays are recovery rides. Fridays I'm mostly off the bike. Since I didn't make the cut this July, first outing, I'm planning to do more longer rides starting January (starting with 4 hours with goal of being comfortable at 10+ by June and doubling my yearly elevation gain). Not racing anymore but need to "finish" that darn ride in July. 15 hours per week is my upper limit, typical is around 11 hours.

I do two 5k runs (I use the term run loosely) which take 45 minutes including warm up and cool down, a short weights session in the week at the gym for around 30 minutes and then an hour long session in the gym on Saturday mornings.

30-60 min. 7 times a week... i mostly do cardio tho