How are you doing workouts these days?

[TexasProgresive]

Fortunately I invested in a direct drive trainer and built a bike to be on it permanently. I use this with the Zwift app. I was finding it scary to ride on my road because of heavy oilfield traffic. I was still going to the gym twice a week to workout with my personal trainer.

Then came Covid 19. I still workout with my trainer via Zoom. Between Zwift and PT I’m staying in pretty good shape.

So what are you doing?

[Croney]

1. As strange as this sounds, I am criss-crossing a 12' bedroom for 20 minutes,

every night, running with the TV on the oldies music station. It's amazing how many 50's and 60's songs I still know by heart.

Then I use my pulse oximeter to make sure I'm still alive.

[MyOwnPeace]

2. My "TV remote trigger finger" has

achieved speeds that are personal records!
Unfortunately, I was one of those that opted to not invest in "in-home" systems because I am .2 miles away from a "gym."
Also, unfortunately, they are all closed thanks to COVID-19!
Trying to get out to bike - walk, but that's the extent of it. This entire "situation" has certainly brought awareness and attention to good, healthy practices.
GOOD ON YOU for what you're doing!

[brewens]

3. I walk for an hour, about 2.5 miles, then hit the home gym. I just have a basic 4 ft bench, dumbells

resistance bands. I've always been a big strong guy but am training to be as light and strong as possible this time. I'm 59 and the shoulders and knees won't take heavy lifting well. Last time I was built up big, I was 6'1" 265. I'm now about 215, maybe going down to 205 or so.

[Alacritous Crier]

13. That's almost exactly me...

Same age, approx. size and workout. Although I do have a Bowflex machine that I incorporate too.

I do an hour walk 5 days a week and dumbbells/Bowflex 3 days a week.

I'm about 240 right now working my way back down to, hopefully, under 200.

[Beartracks]

4. When I remember (and that's the problem), I do some dips, pushups, lunges, situps....

... and then "run" on our glider for 20-25 minutes.

I'd been going to classes at the Y with inconsistent frequency for the last year before the quarantine, so I'm kind of trying to do some of the same exercises that don't require any equipment, since I don't have any weights or anything.

[Doreen]

5. I loath walking alone and try not to hang around my friends to much so I

borrowed my friends dog for a few days. I will give him back today but I will borrow him again.

[tulipsandroses]

6. I just started walking outside with weights at night time.

Rediscovered a kettle bell I have not used in years. Using it with youtube kettle bell workouts. I am considering buying a foldable flat treadmill. I am probably going to terminate my gym membership.

[msongs]

7. 45 minute walk and half hour swim. lovely every day here nt

[Hoyt]

8. At home I have weights and a heavy bag. Walk/hike hilly terrain outside.

[SallyHemmings]

9. Cycling and Yoga

I bike for 22 miles every other day, weather permitting.

I do yoga the other days.

Since I have spending more time in the kitchen, it is critical. LOL

My hubby has adopted a couple of neighbors, I make enough for two more. Recently, tracking down yeast became a major deal.

Homemade cinnamon buns are very important.

[FightingIrish]

10. I bike at least 8 miles each day and walk 2 miles.

I’ve only been rained out once in the last 55 days. My daily ride includes some hills and some sprints. It’s been great for my sanity.

[Shermann]

11. I'm fortunate enough to have a private pool

It is not always a blessing, but I'm thankful to have it right now.

It just needs to warm up a few degrees more.

[MLAA]

12. After 6 weeks or so 100% quarantining and losing almost all self motivation

I started twice weekly 45 min sessions in the park with a trainer. We stay over 10 feet apart and I bring my own weights, resistance bands etc. I also take a 5 mile walk every Saturday in my neighborhood and I cross the street anytime anyone gets in my sight line. I also hit the treadmill once or twice a week for an hour. Just being outdoors has been wonderful. The trips to the park are my only forays out of the house except for occasional pharmacy drive through.

[tazkcmo]

14. First, I visualize a successful workout

Then a nap.

[mitch96]

15. Rubber bands, kettle bells and 1/2 to 45 min walk in the AM...

It's getting hot down here in So Fla so the walks get done early... Before it hit's 80.. uff
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