How many days do you exercise?

[Veronica]

Mon - Thursday I work out twice a day, unless I have an after school meeting. Some combination of weights, running, biking, swimming and yoga. Friday is off or just yoga. Saturday is run day; Sunday is ride day.

Veronica

[Tri Girl]

I do something 6 days a week. Most days it's two workouts (bike and swim, or swim and run or bike and run). Mondays are rest days.
Of course, after my Ironman in less than 2 weeks, they will ALL be rest days for about 2 weeks.
I vow to add in weights after the tri season ends in 2 weeks. I have slacked on the weights for about 3 years (and by slack, I mean not doing at all) and I need to work them back in.

[Titania]

Monday through Thursday, I work out twice a day...30 minutes in the morning and at least 30 minutes at night.

Weekends, I usually do a bike ride.

[Bike Chick]

I usually do something every day, sometimes twice a day Monday thru Thursday (swim, bike, run). Friday is supposed to be a rest day but I've been going to kettlebell training on Friday mornings. Saturday is long run day and Sunday I do a long ride. I do take a day off every 10 days or so.

[jessmarimba]

I don't do anything on Sundays, except maybe cruise up the street to get a pastry for breakfast, and then slowly ride home. The rest of Sunday is for doing what I rarely do during the week - clean, laundry, yard work, etc.

During the week it depends on the weather. I don't do much of that twice-a-day workout stuff, but I usually do SOMETHING after work unless it's storming pretty bad. Occasionally I'll ride before work if I can drag my butt out of bed and digest breakfast in time.

[Antaresia]

I'm car-free, I exercise every day just going about normal business. Biking to work, a friend's house, bank, grocery store...liquor store...

Even my work has a fair bit of running around and lifting stuff. I was not cut out for a desk job.

[shootingstar]

I bike half an hr. minimum each day to and from work in total. Peanuts compared to what I used to do when I lived in other cities.

Weekend days it's triple or quadruple the daily distance.

I'm also car-free but still I'm not exercising enough.

[solobiker]

I'm car-free, I exercise every day just going about normal business. Biking to work, a friend's house, bank, grocery store...liquor store...

Even my work has a fair bit of running around and lifting stuff. I was not cut out for a desk job.

Yeah...me too. I am a therapist so I am always on my feet and moving people around in their w/c working with them using their walker. :-)