What is your exercise routine?

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   sumitpariharposted 13 years ago

   I love doing exercises.I practice yoga,meditaion and many more
   exercises. I like walking,rope skipping,cycling,dancing.I used to change my routine so that i might not get bored.
   what do u do?just want to share so that may be i'll something new..

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      waynetposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Getting out of bed is my exercise usually....
      
      I've just started to do weights, because the reasoning I have is that all this whale fat and blubber I have acquired could be turned into solid muscle with a little controlled effort.
      
      I now run to the takeaway at the top of my street which is only 3 minutes away.
      
      I try and spin a donut like a hula hoop too, although it usually falls to bits!

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      wendy87posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      My day start with 2km walk after that yoga in my garden for 1/2 hour.then in the evening i goes to gym for about 1-2 hours .i think this makes my cheeks more reddish....:-D

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      David 470posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I weightlift been mostly chest/bieps exercises. My legs are garbage compared to my upper body. (have not worked legs because of lack of equipment, and motivation for lower body)
      
      Lately :
      Bench press
      alternating bicep curls
      Incline Bench press
      shoulder press (need to work on)
      
      Wish I could workout legs, but don't have room to add a leg extension to my Olympic Bench press.. 

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         Mrs. J. B.posted 13 years agoin reply to this

         I am so so so lazy compared to you.........

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      fit2dayposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I don't have as much of a routine as I did a year ago, which was lifting and running 5 days a week. I have really gotten into creative ways to workout lately. I just started TRX training a week ago and some of the exercises I've tried with it are extremely intense.
      Overall I love fitness enough to where I used to skip classes to go to the gym and in the end don't regret doing so one bit.

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      solar10posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      badminton

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      CollBposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Walking, stretches, jogging, cycling (when I get my bike fixed).
      
      Walking is my most regular exercise and then jogging as I do a mini marathon which I now can do with my eyes shut haha.
      
      Stretches are what I try to do daily.

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   Lady_Eposted 13 years ago

   Mine is watching people actually doing the exercise on DVD.  I burn calories simply by looking at them...

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      Lisa HWposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I'd take it a step beyond you:  Mine is thinking about the fitness DVD that's been sitting in my DVD player for a month now.   
      
      In my own defense, I have a good excuse.  Getting back from a nasty, complicated, leg injury and kind of nervous about doing anything to cause a set-back.  I had been walking five out of seven days a week, and then I added the DVD workouts as a way of having a more complete workout.  I haven't felt good getting pretty much no exercise at all, so last month I finally felt brave enough to take The Big Step of putting the fitness DVD in my machine.    Oh - I did look at it for about fifteen minutes one night.     One of these days I fully expect to get out of my chair and do something other than THINK  about the DVDs.   

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   heart4thewordposted 13 years ago

   Yes, I keep saying I need to start exercising?  Have to team up with a walking partner, to be accountable..to get into a routine.  This question stings a little:)

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   know oneposted 13 years ago

   Monday - weights with trainer
   Tuesday - walk 7 kms
   Wednesday - boxing with trainer
   Thurs - cycle at gym or nothing
   Fri - kicking/punching session on boxing bag or nothing
   Saturday - kicking/punching session on boxing bag
   Sunday morning - mountain hike
   
   I like being fit and active

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   detectivejdposted 13 years ago

   Get up, stretch then back to the comp...I'm working my fingers out.

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   Brent Haleposted 13 years ago

   Herschel Walker is my fitness idol, so I try and do a ton of body weight exercises like: push-ups, pull-ups, sit-ups, chair dips, one-legged squats, etc. Also, I jump rope for cardio.
   
   I call this the lazy way to get in very good shape, because you never have to leave your house.

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   AvivaModelposted 13 years ago

   I use the elliptical trainer, do chin-ups, run on the treadmill or outside, use the nordic track, and sometimes lift weights.

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   stacebirdposted 13 years ago

   I try to do around an hour a day.
   
   Here's an idea of my week:
   Mon- swim laps
   Tues- weight train 1/2hr and cardio 1/2hr (elliptical or stairstep)
   Weds- swim laps
   Thurs- same as tues OR meet my dad for raquetball
   Fri- 1hr cardio
   Sat- Zumba or bootcamp class at the gym
   Sun- 2hrs of pickup basketball
   
   When the summer comes I'll incorporate cycling. I use to run primarily but at the ripe ol' age of 27 I'm already hearing crackling when I bend my knees!

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      Mrs. J. B.posted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Well since I do not do anything you could swim a few more laps just so I think I exercised... LOL

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   Micunterposted 13 years ago

   My exercise routine is very simple, and my fitness expert is "African Mango" here it is ++  http://micunter.amplify.com/2011/02/22/african-mango/

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    Mrs. J. B.posted 13 years ago

    Enjoying Life is my exercise routine

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    TheSeniorposted 13 years ago

    My exercise routine is in the gym 3 times a week doing progressive weight training and walking.
    
    See my latest hub 'to be a healthy fit strong senior citizen'.

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    adamz513posted 13 years ago

    variety of push ups, leg raises, crunches, twists, turns, squats. all 25 each. every other day. then stretch and play basketball every day.

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    Woman Of Courageposted 13 years ago

    My exercise routine is weight training and crunches afterwards. I do cardios on alternate days.

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    TomC35posted 13 years ago

    Wake up, lift my **** to pee.
    Drink Mountain Dew and eat some donuts.
    Walk to car to drive to work.
    Routine done!

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    patspostsposted 13 years ago

    30 minutes on the exercise bike everyday.

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    camloposted 13 years ago

    I was at the pool this morning at 7:30 and swam several lengths.
    Okay, I admit, this new routine isn't by choice, and is only a once every two week thing.

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    American_Choicesposted 13 years ago

    Daily - lunges and sit-ups - and swimming in the pool as often as I can.  I just purchased swim fins - add in a fitness tool and I am a speed demon in the pool!  Watch me rip through the water!  Great cardio - great for the legs.  My upper body is already tone from the weights - need the cardio - love the cardio workout in the swimming pool!

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    xoxTamurílxoxposted 13 years ago

    I do an hour and a half at the gym, 5 days a week, usually 35 minutes on the bike, 20 on the treadmill and 20 on the cross trainer... Then my gyms got this wierd 'Power Plate' thing, and I do ten minutes on that as both a toning/stretching session. I've been told weights are good for you... but I pulled my back last time I tried (on 20kg) so I haven't done it since

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    Shaving for Menposted 13 years ago

    30 mins a day - alternating between say a 2 mile run on one day, and basic military workout exercises on another day (press-ups, sit-ups) all bodyweight exercises so no need for equipment.
    That way there is REALLY NO excuse - it only takes 20- 30 mins, it can be done anywhere, and requires no equipment.

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    workout routinesposted 13 years ago

    You may like to try kettlebells. I have evaluated most types of exercise equipment (e.g. dumbbells, Twiststick, BOSU, gym equipment) and these offer the most intense and effective workout routines I have ever experienced. Be warned though that to be REALLY effective you need to use heavy ones and swinging these about can be alarming if you are feeling a little tired! However I only need to train twice a week for 1.5 hours and I can keep in very good shape without too much effort.

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    tomashuhart75posted 13 years ago

    As of right now I am prepping for some endurance events for the summer, so my lifting routine is primarily low volume utilizing only the main lifts.  I follow Jim Wendler's 5/3/1 program.  It is absolutely a genius workout for maximizing strength gains for intermediate and expert level lifters and well worth the read.  I run 4 times a week.  the intensity of the runs decrease throughout the week but increase in length.  The last running day of the week is my longest and I usually go for distance around 10 miles or more.

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    healthyfitfamilyposted 13 years ago

    I love running. Some people think it is so tedious, but I think there is no better serenity. I like to lift weights as well.

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       tomashuhart75posted 13 years agoin reply to this

       I agree.  very few things can match the rush of a good endorphin high

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    Nelle Hoxieposted 13 years ago

    I walk briskly for 60 to 90 minutes every morning. Then at night I do another 60 minutes of yoga. During the day I love to garden, bike, and paddle and other stuff depending upon the weather. Sometimes it's just walk around a museum for an hour in the afternoon.

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    prettydarkhorseposted 13 years ago

    I jut walk and take care of my baby outside the park - it is just near here. She runs around so, I have to also run with her, not everyday though, every other day, cos I also work. I guess I don't need lots of exercise, but at least we need to move, move and move some more. That is my exercise. I also bike every Sunday pm.

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    ma45frostposted 13 years ago

    I run on the treadmill and sometimes do resistance training.  These activities help me get back in shape.

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    DondaJewelposted 13 years ago

    Zumba of course!!

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    mega1posted 13 years ago

    I'm on my feet alot, but unfortunately that is when I am in the kitchen cooking and tasting and eating - I also walk at grocery store - usually typing these posts is about as strenuous as it gets most of the time.  Hmmmm.  . .  I guess I need to work on my exercise routine.  Chewing my food doesn't burn nearly enough calories!

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    Princessaposted 13 years ago

    I started to do Pilates three times a week (one hour one-to-one class) about a month ago.

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    Cheeky Girlposted 13 years ago

    I do walking, jogging, swim once a week, gym three times a week. Play tennis, maybe dancing some weekends. I don't like hanging around at home much, I like to get out - get some fresh air. Music makes me wanna dance. Get some good tunes, might help! LOL!

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    rebekahELLEposted 13 years ago

    It varies, but always a daily 20 minute walk with the dog, sometimes 2 walks.
    
    -half hour treadmill (it's on the patio, so it's a nice view)
    -stability ball workout 3x a wk. which includes light weights.
    -daily swimming during pool season which is almost here, the water is still too chilly but the air temperature is warm enough.
    
    -sometimes yoga, if I'm not in the mood for the ball, I go through phases.

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    mega1posted 13 years ago

    it seems that I've seen Zumba workouts listed on the TV (Directv) schedule here in the Bay Area - does anyone know where and when on TV I can find Zumba workouts?  I can't find a list online for this area.

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    NickBirchposted 13 years ago

    Currently working out 3 times a week doing full body workouts changing up over the next 12 weeks every 3 weeks ill change so 3 full body 2 2day split then 3 day split then 4 day split to finish off big Mass gain drill while on an intermitten fasting diet to stay lean

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