Workout

7 days a week, alternating between 30 mins of HIIT cardio and 30 mins of free weights.
Being in shape is fun, and it's pretty much free to do! Wish I started 10 years earlier :P

Why be healthy if you're gonna die anyway? Have a sip of brandy, a handful of doritos, light a cigarette!

I used to go for a run every day at 5 AM with a friend, also used to lift weights and play tennis but I lost the will to exercise after some unrelated problems.

I don't work out. Unfortunately it's not always either about being lazy or simply having a hard time accepting that it's not exactly easy (and going for it anyway) or having hard time to believe it's possible and that it will help you feel better. Unfortunately the last thing mentioned - that it will make you feel better is not necessarily true for everyone as not everyone's health situation is good enough in the first place to perform such physical exercises. Some things just never come our way whether we like it or not and we all should be grateful if we actually achieve what we want and always know that there are many others who would like to achieve the same thing, but they won't ever be able to do that.

4x week/ ~90 minutes per session

Split routine:
Upper body - Sun, Wed
Lower body - Mon, Thurs

I eat about 5 meals per day.

I actually find it very hard to find the time. I would like to work out, very much, but just don't know when. Monday to Friday, I get up at 6:20 and get back home around 19:00 (and that's not counting other life duties, aside from work). I can do something during the weekend, but that's just not enough.

I would seriously love some help with this, when/how am I supposed to work out?

Went to the gym this morning, 8am :-)

x6 2 hours cardio per week + pull ups every hour during the day.

I work out at home with two dumbbells ( when I started I used bags with plastic bottles filled with water :> )
5 times a week with a focus on different muscle groups each day.
I also run between 2-6 times per week, but that's more for the joy of it.Nevertheless I try to accumulate >30 km during the week.

I need to start again. I always lose motivation after coming back from vacations :/

I workout daily.

I do yoga (11yrs already) and feel fine. One extreme static stretch easily beats hundreds of convulted excercises! :)

Oh, come on. No one else does the six minute workout?

I am far too lazy to work out. And far too out of shape to justify my laziness =P But still, it persists.

Five times a week for about an hour each time, I mix it up between weights and cardio, usually elliptical or something equally gentle on the joints. I tried jogging but it was hell on my knees, so now I focus on getting the heart rate up and sustaining it rather than one particular exercise. I get bored easily, so I can't stick to just one routine, but I record everything in a log book so the next time I come back to something in particular I know where I was last time. That's the only way I can really track progress.

full body work out @ local gym for 20 bucks per month
3x a week ~ 90min. if motivated extra cardio - could carelessly be reduced to 2x and still be very effective
^ fbwo - effective and time saving ... i don't even consider it a chore, but a necessity like showering or having a meal

Pick one here, some of these could motivate a gamer.
There are some programs as well, like that :P

5 times a week at home and i am proud that i never visited a gym.

3 Days a week with a trad body split, compound movements to start, finish with bodybuilding lifts.

Right now 4-5 times 25 minutes of crossfit training + 1-2 times 1 hour freestyle swimming. I try to loose the weight i gained the last couple of years, but it's hard...

I wish I could keep motivating myself to work out, but it's just so repetitive. The closest thing to exercise I get on any form of regular basis is a ~30min walk.
Luckily I was blessed with a body that can handle not working out. While I'm not strong, I'm not overweight, and I can handle carrying 3 days worth of camping gear (including food & water, obviously), and walking 10+km/day with it on, in rough terrain and not feel tired (until I get home, I always end up feeling exhausted when I get home).

Sure, I will lie. I work out all the time!

I started doing an abs challenge linky
Good things:

• WIth keeping a little or maybe more rest between the types of exercises, I don't get sore muscles so I can do it every day. At least I could.
  Problems are:
• I'm damned tired from the university to do every day
• Allergies. Hell, I'm coughing so much that I'll get sore abs from THAT... and it gets worse from exercises. This is the main reason I hate the september-october part of the year, even though the weather is perfect for the jog, the extra strain makes me wheeze and cough hard for a day :\ Though the exercise would do good, I've also got quite some weight to loose. The old joke really applies to me. I've got a sixpack and a muscular body, it's a pity fat's covering it :D

I don't really call myself a gamer anymore as I don't have that much time left for it. But anyways- I do workout pretty intense and regularly. 4 times a week a 2 Day Split workout routine involving(modified as I cant do deadlifts anymore):
Each workout takes around 1h.
Day1
8x8 pullups (with extra weight added)
dumbbell row
Barbell Curls
bend over Lateral raises

Day2
Squats
Dumbbell Benchpress
Shoulder Press
lateral raises
tricep extensions

On free days I like to do some running and/or a max rep on pullups.
And of course proper diet... results see my profile. Still way to go anyways...

Snowboard - Rockclimb - All you need.