What do you do for your exercises?

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10 response(s)
Shilpi O.

I do yoga. Mostly I start with 5 minute duration. Later somedays it will prolonged to 20 minutes or so. Yoga involves a lot of stretching and meditating.

Emilie E.

I try to do some sit ups and squats. Lately I’ve been trying to go for a run 2 or 3 times a week. Sometimes I reaaaaally don’t want to go but I just get dressed, put on some music and just go. Even if it’s not a very long run, I congratulate myself for even going outside 🙂

Frank T.

I warm up by stretching my arms and legs. I move my head, arms, hips, and knees, in circles with 16 counts. Then I jump in rope for 5 minutes.

Sheila J.

Currently I do a few simple and easy stretches and then I use my “6 Second Abs”. I’ve kept it pretty simple to start since exercise has never been a big friend of mine.

Vickie U.

On weekdays – I walk to and from from office. That is total of 20 minutes. On weekends – I do not feel like stepping out. So I do one day of stretching/yoga and one day of at-home bicycle – for 9 minutes.

Sonia T.

I am using an app called Freeletics (not actually free if you want to use it properly) as I am trying to build some muscle. I have been doing an hour long program but most are about 20-30 minutes long

Izolita E.

Stretch: straddle down, right and left. Right lunge, bent knee stretch, same on left. Arm circles. Workout: crunches, flutter kicks, plank, squats. Child’s pose to rest.

Sara O.

I use YouTube for quick 20-30 exercise or yoga videos. I’ll try to get outside, even if it’s just 20 mins walking around the yard.

Evelyn O.

I incorporate exercise into my daily routines for example I spend a lot of time at a horse yard so when I am able I do more physical tasks such as carrying Hay and emptying wheelbarrows

Miroslaw H.

I’m really fat. So my exercise is to take a speed walk. It is really enjoyable when you can hear your heart pumping, sweat running down the body. Some feeling of pleasure is building up when you walk long enough.

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