I don't workout very often anymore, but every once in awhile I get motivated to do push ups.
How about you? Do you like to work on your fitness?
How about you? Do you like to work on your fitness?
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fitness Do you exercise/workout?
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This general fitness thread covers all aspects of fitness, including workouts, nutrition, wellness tips, lifestyle changes, and fitness advice.
Aufscherin
Lieutenant Riot
I have an exercise bike and a rowing machine but I hardly ever use them. I just get too busy and forget to exercise. I really should get back into it, I do situps every so often though.
This is how I began. I learned that firefighters do 40 pushups a day and then looked up why. Doing 40 pushups per day reduces cardiac arrest by a significant amount.
I didn't want to do just flat pushups though as I wanted to build my upper chest first, so I would put my feet up on the couch to mimic doing an "incline bench" with pushups. So, I started at a measly 5, or maybe, 6 repetitions in one set. As the days and weeks went on, I reached 10. Then, I got stuck on a long plateau of 36, but was finally able to reach 40 after about 2 months.
You have to start somewhere if you're going to start. I laugh at the thought that I could have only done 5 pushups now.
I now do flat dumbbell presses and then move on to incline dumbbell presses. However, I'll still wake up and do the occasional set of pushups.
I am on a fat-loss journey starting at around 18% body fat. I go to the gym every other day and sometimes do double days (Monday, Tuesday, then Wednesday off, and then Thursday, repeat, or just one time every other day).
I can now see the "diamonds" on my calves, thighs, and triceps pretty well. My abs aren't as visible because I have excess skin and water retention there, but they'll show soon enough.
I will do a quarter-mile run at 6.2 mph, trying to get it in under 2 minutes and 25 seconds, which I'm sure would be much more possible on a track as a treadmill gradually speeds up to the top speed instead of, for instance, of you hitting it directly at 6.2mph. Because I want to improve my quarter-mile time, I will run to 0.33 miles (1/3rd mile) and hit it around the 3-minute 10-second mark.
Then, I'll do a HIIT-style workout with every set to technical failure - or the "jail style" workout (why people come out of jail so jacked).
After my workout, I hit the treadmill again for a "quick start" workout that runs for 60 minutes. I average a 3.2 mph pace at 10-12% grades.
My last walking climb, yesterday, I did an average speed of 3.2 mph for a time of 65 minutes, going a distance of 3.51 miles and climbing 1,910 feet.
There's always time. You just need to find it.
Just try to watch a YouTube video while on them. Put them to use!
I quit doing situps in favor of planks for my core because situps aren't too good on the hip flexors after a while.
Something to think about.
I've been considering buying Thread Locker One and using a locked thread (no one can reply), instead of Google Sheets, to log my fitness activity. Then you can see, day by day, progress can be made, but you just have to start, @Bawse.
By the way, I engage in a number of physical activities which include jogging, gym and swimming plus yoga too. These are some of the exercises that help me to increase my level of activity throughout the day. At some point in time, they also assisted me with my fitness journey as well.
Yes of course, I workout because I know how good it makes me feel. I do my best to workout at least 3 times in a week.
I do most of my workout in the morning before hitting the road for work. If I don't workout in the morning, it's usually difficult for me to do so at night. I will simply skip it to the next day.
I do most of my workout in the morning before hitting the road for work. If I don't workout in the morning, it's usually difficult for me to do so at night. I will simply skip it to the next day.
I’ve made it part of my routine on a daily basis to exercise. I engage in regular exercise to improve my overall wellbeing. And it doesn't have to be tedious, just a gentle walk around your compound would be fine.
Even after working out, I have a daily steps target which I must check everyday without failure. I have a 6,000 steps target which I do every day. It serves as another mild workout in some way.
It's routine for me to workout for an hour every morning. There are varieties of exercises I do. It depends on the results I want to get or my fitness goals. Sometimes, I might go for push ups more. Some other time, I might use the dumbbells more..
I always try to work out, however it could be a mere 10 minutes walk or 10-15 minutes of stretching. That alone makes my day and it has helped me in improving my mood. There was a time I joined dance class and I enjoyed it so much too.
I take time to exercise for my health. It could even be a simple jump. Just making sure I do something. I discovered that it helps to bring about a change of mood and energy in me.
I don’t workout as often as I want this days because of busy schedule but when I do, I go with yoga and jogging. Sometimes, I get motivated to do push-ups every now and then.
That's so cool! Aerobic exercises are good to charge your energy, while walking is another type of excercise that works for me too. In a nutsell, I like the sets of exercise that you do.
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Those are good for building up the body muscles and making our bodies healthy too. I find it to be more pleasant whenever I exercise with my friends or family. It's more fun with my buddies.
Exercise is is good! It makes me stronger. I set rules for myself and one of those rules is to get up and move around at least once a day. I engage in sports, I do bicycle, I can even dance.
It's good to adopt these good habits and if we are unable to exercise or walk in the morning then we should do that in the evening.
freelancermaria
Lieutenant Riot
I exercise at home. However, I only do light exercises since it is the ideal one for my health condition. I work out three to four times a week. I have an AB roller that I use to help me shed off some pounds.
Fitness is a major part of my life and I do it 3-4 times each week. My exercise routine is cardio and strength training. This makes me feel more energetic and concentrated.
I exercise, I go to gym 3-4 times a week I mainly do cardio.
I try my best.
Recently, I'm aiming for exercising off around 1,280 calories a day.
I don't always meet my goal but I do most days.
I bike (when it's nice outside) about 2 to 3 days a week. I'll ride anywhere from 10 to 62 miles a day. I choose rugged areas to ride in to ensure I'm getting a serious workout. I road bike, gravel bike, and mountain bike.
I also hike 2 to 3 days a week. Usually, it's 4 to 8 miles with around 1,000 feet of elevation.
I try to move, stand, and get my steps in to make my Apple Watch happy, too, lol.
Recently, I'm aiming for exercising off around 1,280 calories a day.
I don't always meet my goal but I do most days.
I bike (when it's nice outside) about 2 to 3 days a week. I'll ride anywhere from 10 to 62 miles a day. I choose rugged areas to ride in to ensure I'm getting a serious workout. I road bike, gravel bike, and mountain bike.
I also hike 2 to 3 days a week. Usually, it's 4 to 8 miles with around 1,000 feet of elevation.
I try to move, stand, and get my steps in to make my Apple Watch happy, too, lol.
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