How many go to the gym?

Ok, out of curiosity who goes to the gym on a regular basis ( 3-5 days a week) for weight training? I only want honest answers :P, I really want to see how many people don't fit into the 'Gamer' Stereotype.

I do 6 days a week. I started 2 years ago and it may be one of the best decisions of my life. I also run Track and I play rugby so I stay in shape for that as well.

I go roughly 3 times a week for weight training and some cardio.

I prefer to work out at home. Why pay to lift weights when you have your own body at your disposal?

Never, I'd much rather play tennis or go snowboarding. I wish I'd play sports more often.

I don't. I'm perfectly happy with my slender musculature, and even if I wasn't, there are free and more fun ways to stay fit besides hitting the gym.

Yes there are free ways, but who ever has worked out at a gym and done own body workouts will come to realise that there is no way in hell you can gain the muscle and definition through push ups or sit ups that you can doing weight work outs.

Yes there are free ways, but who ever has worked out at a gym and done own body workouts will come to realise that there is no way in hell you can gain the muscle and definition through push ups or sit ups that you can doing weight work outs.

dazzzilla

Those who really care about athletics, staying in shape.. look for new ways to challenge themselves. I gaurentee you, not many people who go to the gym regularly could handle the work out routines I put myself through.

Yes there are free ways, but who ever has worked out at a gym and done own body workouts will come to realise that there is no way in hell you can gain the muscle and definition through push ups or sit ups that you can doing weight work outs.

dazzzilla

so just lift weights at home. it costs about 25 dollars for a set of weights. personally, i can't stand the gym, bad dance music, waiting for machines, running on treadmills, and just well.....boring. i do see how it could be enjoyable if you go with someone else though, it's just my opinion. it's a bit mindless (as is weights).

We have a gome gym so I "go" to that if that counts.

i think for general fitness the gym is a waste of money. i cycle 10 miles a day to keep myself in shape. for body building though i can see its worth.

i think for general fitness the gym is a waste of money. i cycle 10 miles a day to keep myself in shape. for body building though i can see its worth.

Vinegar_Strokes

Distance runners don't traditionally go to the gym as it tends to bulk you up, which is counterproductive. As such, I run and do core workouts daily. You don't have to go to the gym to be in shape you know.

I lift weights twice a week, and run ever 2 days. If its not cold or raining, I run out side, otherwise it's the 'ol athletic club.

Gym? Nah

I go to play badminton, but I prefer to get my exercise outdoors, or at home with free weights. Much cheaper that way, and when outside, much more pleasant.

I try to go 4 times a week but something more enticing usually comes up after school. So it varies weekly, I plan on going after school tomorrow but thats always subject to change.

I go to the gym every day, after Cross Country and Track practice. So I typically end up running 6 to 8 miles a day, plus an hour of lifting.

I'm about to go now as soon as my ipod is fully charged.

I currently go five times a week. I did more during the school year but now that its summer with a job my times is a lot more limited and since there's a lot more physical labour during my work day I get a lot more run-down before hand.

I go to the gym every day, after Cross Country and Track practice. So I typically end up running 6 to 8 miles a day, plus an hour of lifting.

stupid4

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I go to the gym every day, after Cross Country and Track practice. So I typically end up running 6 to 8 miles a day, plus an hour of lifting.

Will2Live

I just lift weights to look good lol

i think it's gross.

What is this "gym" you speak of....

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I go to the gym every day, after Cross Country and Track practice. So I typically end up running 6 to 8 miles a day, plus an hour of lifting.

stupid4

I just lift weights to look good lol

I'm 24 and have been working out ever since I was training for high school football. It's a great hobby just stay away from the fat burner supplements and steroids.

I now go 3-5 at least. Cardiovascular and weight. And since summer is coming it might be everyday.

nah gym is a waste of time. i run the track 5-6 days a week.

i have a bench press at home and some free weights that i do 3-4 days a week along with pushups and ab workouts.

when i don't feel like running the track i go play some pickup ball at the park.

I exercise vigorously about 5-6 days a week. I am one of the top runners at my high school, and am running cross country and track in college. And yeah, I have a six pack.:P