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Who else does home workouts?

JakeWebber122
JakeWebber122 Posts: 1 Member
in Fitness and Exercise
Hey I'm Jake (: I don't go to a gym but i workout 5 days a week. I normally would do strength training for 30 minutes and then i do around 4000 skips with the jump rope, then i will do some abs and leg workouts, i also drink 5 green teas after that haha and my diet is pretty clean. What does everyone else do for there home workouts?

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  • Retroguy2000
    Retroguy2000 Posts: 1,969 Member
    All at home. Every other day I do either an upper or legs routine. Quick bike warmup then 60-75 mins weights. After legs day is rest day. After upper day is usually a longer bike ride. I'm early 50's.
  • yirara
    yirara Posts: 10,110 Member
    I run or cycle or hike. No gym needed. If I have enough energy I also do bodyweight exercises at home, or use rubberbands, furniture or kettlebells.
  • BrianSharpe
    BrianSharpe Posts: 9,248 Member
    I'm lucky enough to have the space at home for my rowing machine, bike mounted on a trainer, treadmill and power rack/free weights.

    Typically I try to get in at least 30 to 45 minutes of cardio (rowing/cycling/running) daily or more if I'm training for a race and strength training 3 x weekly (push/pull/legs).
  • tpg22
    tpg22 Posts: 7 Member
    Today I hit 90 days in a row on the Peleton. No need for a gym with that bike around. Tomorrow will be ride number 300.
  • AnnPT77
    AnnPT77 Posts: 35,317 Member
    I only do home workouts (low volume) in the cold/snow season (assuming biking from home doesn't count as home, when I do that as part of my summer routine).

    These days, Winter is typically alternating stationary bike and rowing machine for 6 days of each week, and adding some lifting (mostly dumbbells) 3 days a week when I can talk myself into it, and yoga/stretching anything from rarely to daily. Row/bike is only 30-40 minutes usually, depending on goals at the time.

    Summer is usually 4 days of rowing for around an hour (boats on a river) but sometimes more; plus 2 days of road/trail biking for a couple of hours. That isn't home, but it isn't a gym, either.

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