What is your exercise routine?

raskind17 · September 2009

Do you work out every day?

marzinelli17 · September 2009

Just walking few times a week.

FutureMrs.Steen · September 2009

Yes, I do a DVD workout video and use hand weights.

carrotcake06 · September 2009

Almost. 6 days a week on the elliptical. It's getting harder now because I'm so freaking exhausted, but it's so worth it once I'm there.

goldensrthebest · September 2009

i walk my dogs about 1.5 to 2 miles every day. if it wasn't for them, i'd probably have a really hard time getting into a routine b/c of feeling so exhausted

A8194 · September 2009

Power napping.lol

I am working on getting myself to start walking again ( I use to walk for 45 mins a night with my hubby). The fatigue is killing me right now and I figure if my body is that tired I had better get the extra rest instead of exerting myself and making the exhaustion worse.

I know I'll feel better in a few weeks and when that time comes I'll be out walking again.

greekwife05 · September 2009

I do water aerobics twice a week and walk three days a week. I take the weekends off.

oceanangelbeauty · September 2009

I walk a few miles each morning. I was doing this prior to pg. Now I go no matter how tired I am because I am afraid of loseing the ability to go to the beach each day.

Water arobics sounds wonderful to me right now.

1MusicMaker · September 2009

Bringing my chips to my mouth:P

I chase after a toddler. That does the trick for me.

A_seattle · September 2009

I chase a toddler...we are always outside...lots of walking... I was doing on demand exercise tv during DD's naps but have been too tired lately...I need a nap then too!

zakuravlm · September 2009

I jog every other day and I do yoga every day.

nestinginjapan · September 2009

I try to walk a few times during the week, and on the weekends I spend a few hours at the climbing gym (but I stick to easier climbs so I don't push myself as much as I did before).

adcffaa · September 2009

We have four foster children under the age of five that keep me on my feet all day. Then at night when its a little cooler out I like to go for a little stroll around the block.

bakerlm · September 2009

Man every time I think about going to the gym, I end up home sleeping. But I am an inclusion teacher so I'm walking all over the building. I'm counting that until I get past this extreme fatigue. I've been sleeping 2 hours after school and about 10 hours a night.

bakedlaurabean · September 2009

Not everyday, but that's my goal. I was working out everyday, but now I have a part-time job, so it's been harder to fit it in. I have been going 2-3 times a week doing 25 min of cardio and them some weights and ab work (captain chair and exercise ball crunches). I also walk my dog for about an hour a few times a week.

thomas&lynn · September 2009

I like that water aerobics idea!

DaisyFull · September 2009

I've been sticking to my same core-training routine, minus the crunches. Hated doing those anyway.

Usually work out 3-4 times a week.

Corkaninny · September 2009

ummm...i'm gonna go with "one and two and three and lift the chip to the mouth!" just kidding...well partially...i have to admit, i'm bad...i don't exercise. never have. but i do chase after my two year old (who is very fast btw!)

lhcooper · September 2009

Nesting -- you're climbing? I wish I felt like I could risk it. Before I got pregnant I was sure I would, but as soon as I knew, it was like "no way"--though actually right now I'm so bloated that the thought of putting a harness on is not appealing whatsoever.

So I just rejoined my gym (I usually run outside in the summer) and took a "power flow" yoga class the other day. I'm not that into yoga but it felt good, so I'm off to a hatha yoga class this morning. Anything to stop feeling like a lump.

nestinginjapan · September 2009

lhcooper:
Nesting -- you're climbing? I wish I felt like I could risk it. Before I got pregnant I was sure I would, but as soon as I knew, it was like "no way"--though actually right now I'm so bloated that the thought of putting a harness on is not appealing whatsoever.
So I just rejoined my gym (I usually run outside in the summer) and took a "power flow" yoga class the other day. I'm not that into yoga but it felt good, so I'm off to a hatha yoga class this morning. Anything to stop feeling like a lump.

yeah, my dr. gave me the ok, and I actually talked to a few other gym members who climbed pretty far into their pregnancy. Once your belly starts showing, they have another kind of harness that you wear - it criss-crosses over your back and shoulders, and under your legs, instead of over your waist (if that makes sense). I like it because it keeps my endurance up (which I imagine will be helpful for labor!)

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