Work out seven days every week? Post your routine!

achickwwit
achickwwit Posts: 31 Member
edited November 28 in Motivation and Support
I have found that if I skip one day, I’m extremely likely to skip the next, then a week, then I dread my workouts. So, every day I’m in the gym or at the studio.

Here’s my schedule:

Sunday: Pilates (Reformer) 50 min + leisurely outdoor bike ride or walk 60 min

Monday: Circuit 50 min

Tuesday: Spin 50 min

Wednesday: Pilates (Reformer) 50 min

Thursday: Pilates (Reformer), Hip Hop Yoga or Spin 50 min

Friday: Spin 50 min

Saturday: Pilates (Reformer) 50 min + Spin 50 min

Every Day: 5,000 steps in addition to scheduled workouts

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  • dangerousdashie
    dangerousdashie Posts: 119 Member
    edited September 2018
    I feel the same way. I can’t skip a day or I lose momentum. But I found a happy middle ground in walking. It’s not a very intense exercise but I do still have to stay accountable and do it.

    Everyday I walk at least 10k steps, sometimes up to 20k. In addition I weighlift Monday, Wednesday, & Friday.
  • achickwwit
    achickwwit Posts: 31 Member
    dangerousdashie wrote: »
    I feel the same way. I can’t skip a day or I lose momentum. But I found a happy middle ground in walking. It’s not a very intense exercise but I do still have to stay accountable and do it.

    Everyday I walk at least 10k steps, sometimes up to 20k. In addition I weighlift Monday, Wednesday, & Friday.

    Very nice and absolutely doable. Do you weightlift at a gym or as part of a CrossFit group?

  • dangerousdashie
    dangerousdashie Posts: 119 Member
    achickwwit wrote: »

    Very nice and absolutely doable. Do you weightlift at a gym or as part of a CrossFit group?

    I weight lift at the gym. I do Strong Curves
  • PowerliftingMom
    PowerliftingMom Posts: 430 Member
    Sunday - Walk 30 minutes
    Monday - Heavy squats, light deadlifts and leg accessories
    Tuesday - Heavy bench, upper accessories+walk 30 min
    Wednesday - Upper accessories
    Thursday - Walk 30 minutes
    Friday - Heavy deadlifts, light squats, leg accessories
    Saturday - Light bench, upper accessories
  • christys03
    christys03 Posts: 22,786 Member
    I do total body weight seshs every other day, and 90 min cardio on off days. Sunday is 2 hr cardio as i have all the time in the world not working.
    Wednesday is meant 2 be a rest day....so 3 weight days, and 3 cardio days. But yeah i dont rest. And do 90 min of cardio.
  • ccruz985
    ccruz985 Posts: 646 Member
    I try (and usually fail, ugh) to make one of my rest days (I take two) an active day (like yoga). But what works for me is making sure that my first day back at a new week starts with one of my favorite workouts.
  • VUA21
    VUA21 Posts: 2,072 Member
    Monday: weights and 30 min moderate cardio
    Tuesday: run +/- 45 min
    Wednesday: weights & cardio
    Thursday: run 45 min
    Friday: weights & yoga
    Saturday: long run - pushing max distance (PR is 8.6 miles per GPS)
    Sunday: recovery day. Light yoga & easy walking only.
  • BecMarty14
    BecMarty14 Posts: 351 Member
    I find working out to be relaxing and fun. It's my time to create the experience I'm looking for - I'm my own personal trainer! :-)

    I've been doing the routine (below) for 3-4 weeks and am about to switch it up

    Mon -
    morning: yoga with Adrienne, fitness blender standing abs.
    evening: run / walk 2-4 miles.
    Tue -
    morning: yoga with Adrienne, fitness blender upper body strength workout (weight training)
    evening: walk 2-4 miles
    Wed -
    morning: yoga with Erica
    evening: gym cardio (stairmaster, non impact running, and/ or bike
    Thu -
    morning: yoga my own, fitness blender standing abs & cardio
    evening: Swim laps 30- 50 min (front crawl, breast stroke, butterfly fast & vigorous)
    Fri -
    morning: yoga with Erica, fitness blender total body strength workout (weight training)
    evening: walk/ run 1-3 miles
    Sat - deep cleaning w/ core engaged and mindfully breathing (my Mr. Miyagi workout)
    evening: A relaxing stroll or gentle swim.
    Sun - afternoon: swim or walk according to my energy level at the time.

    Next week I plan to trade out weight training with bodyweight only and add another day of gym cardio if I find the time to get there.
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