Shoes or bare feet?

I gag at the thought of outdoor shoes being worn in my house, and I don't own any indoor only sport shoes, so it's barefoot all the way for me. Plus, I feel like I connect better to my body when I'm barefoot. Another plus, I dance and do aerial arts, and pointed toes are a huuuuge thing in that, so I always like to be able to work on my foot flexibility as well, which only really works when not wearing shoes.

Shoes, always. I wear flexible barefoot-type shoes but I can't abide working out in bare, sweaty feet. I use heavy weights a lot and although my shoes would obviously not withstand a weight dropped on them they do protect my feet if I scrape a weight against them.

I wear shoes for the spin bike (because it would hurt barefoot) and for weights (basement cement floor). I always have had a pair of indoor light weight running shoes that I don’t wear outside ever since I got my treadmill like 10 years ago. I wouldn’t do any of those things barefoot - but my shoes are minimalist shoes so idk maybe I could. If I am doing yoga it is barefoot. I never wear shoes in my house other than to workout in.

Bare feet indoors, except for my bike trainer, where I where my bike shoes.

I used to always exercise barefoot indoors until I developed a terrible bout of plantar fasciitis last year. Now I pretty much have to wear supportive sneakers all time. It's a bummer because I love the feeling of being barefoot.

Shoes...I like the support.
I have a pair that are only for my indoor workouts, so they stay clean and never go outside.

The only thing I do in my house is Zwift on my indoor bike trainer, so I wear my road riding shoes. In general, we have a no shoes in the house rule so I'm either in my socks or have my indoor slipper shoes on walking around the house. I go to the gym to lift.

In my main sport, there are normally shoes attached to the equipment (rowing shell), so shoes, usually much too large because multiple people use the same shells. A few shells have something we call clogs (kind of a shaped, strap-in foot plate) instead of shoes, so one usually wears water shoes in those, but socks are OK if not too slippery.

Spinning or biking, shoes. (Hurts without.)
Machine rowing, socks (too much abrasion barefoot), but most people wear shoes IME. When I did in-person machine races, I was the only one there racing without shoes.
Anything with impact, shoes (bad knees; cushioning helps).
Yoga, lifting, floor exercises at my house, barefoot or socks, depending on how warm I feel.

I hate shoes. I only wear them when I have a good reason. There are lots of muscles and joints in feet; why do I want to immobilize them unnecessarily?

Bare. I’m a runner, trail and pavement. It just feels more fun, free and natural for me, but I realize I am not “normal”

cardio like elliptical or running in running shoes, for lifting I like Chucks. I cannot stand not having shoes on.

I was barefoot a lot more before developing knee issues. Now I like the support. Still barefoot for yoga.

I have indoor-only shoes.

When I lived in Okinawa my landlord was adamant about no shoes in the house, and I liked that policy, and wish I could convince family members to do the same, or at least have indoor-only shoes.

Socks for dancing, bare feet for everything else.

Yoga is barefoot, on my mat. Lifting or aerobics is in trainers, for foot and ankle support.

Shoes, I have flat feet and doing any home gym equipment barefooted would risk injury. Plus, having proper arch support helps proper form and efficiency.

Non-weight workouts especially kickboxing...barefoot. It helps with balance. Anything else...shoes.