What do you guys do on your off days?
Question....: What do you guys do on your off... - Couch to 5K
Question....
As in non-running days ?
Strength exercises. 45 mins to an hour, 3 times a week.
Usually a lower body workout and an upper body workout. If I'm lazy, then I just do the lower body workout.
Lower body, mainly squats, some hip stuff, single leg deadlift, and calf raises. This is my leg stregthening routine.
Upper body - mainly lifting dumbells, shoulder presses, bicep curls, rows, tricep thingy, lateral raises.
Plus a few running drills (ankle jumps, running on spot knee high, knee raises, balance on one leg).
Sunday, I do nothing exercise wise.
It won't stay like that, I'll switch stuff in and out. I've decided I've got a goal of doing a pull-up (or chin-up), so am trying to build upper body so that I can work towards that aim.
It varies....I do housework, maybe go shopping, stretch, walk, look on here 👀 and paint 🎨 🧑🏼🎨
Days off are just non run days, I choose between nhs runners exercises and “Adrienne does yoga for runners” throwing in some squats, lunges and planks. Good luck
I do at least an hour of yoga with Adrienne, I do her 30 day practices they're so good, also lots of housework n dog walking ....then chill n watch a box set
Go to work, strength and flex, eat when we want
Up to now, hiit workouts from YouTube on my tv, bit of yoga and dog walking. Today I have downloaded the strength and flex podcasts so going to get started tomorrow. Feel I need to focus as well on core exercises xx
Where can I find the strength and flex podcast, please?
Fitbit set to 5 miles a day. Swim two mornings a week. Badminton twice a week. Cross trainer and rowing machine in the gym. Stability ball class once a week.
Thanks for all the responses...gives me plenty to think about for my own “rest” days.
Btw: has anyone got a good program for just dumbbells (without a bench)?