How much exercise do you do?
cinico
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I know heavy cardio is not recommended but I am curious to know who out there works out more than recommended and still getting results??
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I'm lazy so uh..I don't do much :laugh: Actually I do walk almost every night, and I'm going to start walking in the mornings too, and I "lift heavy things" at least once a week. I have a lot of weight to lose so I'm personally starting off slow.0
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I lift 3-4 days a week and run 2-3 days a week. I also try and do a boot camp style circuit 1-3 times a week.0
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I do a pilates reformer class or a yoga class 3-4 times a week. I do some sort of cardio type exercise 2-3 times a week, it often includes walking, running, hiking, biking, paddle boarding etc. I just make sure I get out there and do something for at least 45 minutes or so. I also try to give myself one day off a week.0
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Occasionally yoga
Walking wherever (groceries, errands)
Gardening
Some pull ups on bar in basement
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Its not that working out a lot isn't recommended. Just that incessant cardio doesn't produce the best results because that is more targeted at burning the glucose in your system. Move heavy things several times a week, do some sprinting cardio (heavy breathing) several times a week.
I will workout somewhere between 4-8 hours in a week if you count my "play".0 -
As of July 1, 6 days a week, 30-90 minutes. Running, biking, swimming, and/or P90X. Training for triathlon and 1/2 marathon. Since then I've only lost 2-3 pounds, but according to my measurements I've lost a 1/2 inch most of the way around. My thighs have gotten bigger, but that's expected from the training.0
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I lift heavy three days a week for about 25-30 minutes a session. I walk 45 mins or more each day. That's about it.
I agree with what Mike posted above, he's got it spot on.0 -
Follow the crossfit.com and very vigor effort in the swimming, running, and rowing 2 to 3 times a week.0
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3-4 weight lifting sessions, using progressively heavier weights and multi-joint compound movements. 60-90 minutes each.
1-3x a week boxing
Haven't been cycling since I started Primal...
Oh, and I walk 3 miles a day.0 -
I'm lazy so uh..I don't do much :laugh:
This. :-P
I'd love to lift heavy things, actually. I like strength exercises WAY better than I like cardio. But I can't afford to go to the gym, and I have no heavy things at my house. I do try to do some bodyweight exercises 3 or 4 times a week, but I don't do enough.0 -
Oh Impy....
Body weight exercises can totally kick your *kitten*. Squats, pushups, planks for minutes...0 -
P90-X, usually 5-7 days a week. Each workout is about an hour, and they alternate between bodyweight and dumbell exercises, cardio, and yoga.
I'm about to start cycling in squats and deadlifts with the P90-X - that starts this weekend.0 -
So do you feel you increase your calories to keep up the p90x videos? Or do you just eat until satisfied?0
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I do the 30 day shred 6 days a week until I complete it, I usually pair it with a walk, hike, dance or zumba. Not to intense but enough to keep me moving and motivated. I want to also try some other jillian michaels workouts but all in all I'm not over concerned as long as I get a little in!0
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Been doing TapoutXT (6 days a week), started biking again recently, play softball and hockey.
I don't particularly make it a point to eat more, but I generally eat a bit more than if I'm sedentary because I'm a little more hungry.
I'm getting great results. Tapout is more of a sprinting/lift heavy things than cardio I find. I'm sure I still do more than is probably 'recommended' but whatever, I like the results I'm getting.0 -
I eat a lot of my calories back, but even with that I think 1900ish is the most I've put away in a day since I've been keeping track. The days that I swim and run are when I'm the hungriest. These are the days I get a lot of sweet potatoes in.0
