college student help

Do you go to the gym or work out at home? The reason I ask is because you can always bring your books to study at the gym when you're on the treadmill or bike.Can you record your lectures? If so, you can listen to those too instead of listening to music.

I am a full timer (15 units) in my senior year. I only have class 2 times a week (Tues and Thurs) and I workout almost everyday. The last two weeks I've skipped Thursday because it's my long day and I don't get home until around 9:30pm and I'll skip another day if I feel like it (like today for example). I will usually work out around an hour, I'm hoping to start going longer though. I currently do not work so it's really easy. School and losing weight are my two full time jobs.

Good luck in finding a routine that works for you! And remember, even if you only go for 30 mins, at least you went!

My last semester of college was Fall 2010 and I was a junior. During that time I had been working out and losing weight. I was a full time student and a tutor at the school. I made it something that was a priority. I had classes TTH and worked WMF. I was talking two tennis classes so that was my workout on TTH and on MWF I would workout after work. If your work load is too much to add in time for working out, at least make sure you are changing your eating habits. You also said that you are talking fitness classes. For now just have those be your workouts.
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It's really easy to think of all the things you need to do before you exercise (put on washing, study, etc). What works for me is making exercise a top priority. I do treadmill before I study (and it helps me think better and be more energised too).

I graduated from university last May, but managed working an average of fifteen hours a week, being involved in two very time-consuming extracurricular activities, all of my studies, and my thesis during my senior year, as well as working out almost every day. I will not even begin to pretend it was easy, but I did lose fifty pounds doing it so it was definitely worth it. The biggest thing for me was finding a schedule and sticking to it. If I had a break between classes long enough to get in my work out, I'd schedule it in then. But most of the time, my day started with classes, then I went straight to work, then to choir, then I'd grab dinner in the caf, and once my meal had settled, I'd work out before starting homework. Often, it was the sheer momentum of the day that got me through those work outs (Hip Hob Abs, so I could do it in my room - I found this faster than going to the gym, waiting on a machine/space to exercise, walking back, etc). I spent the first three years at school making excuses about not having time. And to be honest, I didn't - I had to make time. But I figured if I was going to be staying up until three in the morning doing homework anyway, it might as well be four so I could work out. It's really just about deciding you're going to do it, and sticking to it. And see if any of your friends want to join you! I had a couple workout buddies - they help keep you accountable and make exercise time a little more bearable.