18 hours ago, Will B Good said:

5km on the treadmill....under 30 mins......one hour weights....one hour in the pool.....everyday.

 

Cereal for breakfast, fruit for lunch, salad for dinner....no smoking, no alcohol.

 

Got me from 90kg to 74kg.

Good on you mate. My exercise routine quite similar except that my weight routine is repetitions rather than heavy weights. Twice a week in the gym and weekend tennis. Gave up smoking a long time ago and no alcohol. Weight under control at 72kg. Like to go lower for my 1.7 m height. 

10 minutes ago, findlay13 said:

I start by getting the feeling to exercise ,then laying down until the feeling goes away.

finally someone I can identify with

Aged 82, every morning an hour split between time on a treadmill, with weights, and stretchng exercises. Much the same each day for over 60 years.

2 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

Aged 82, every morning an hour split between time on a treadmill, with weights, and stretchng exercises. Much the same each day for over 60 years.

Good 👍 on you , love it !!!

This is it!!

Posting on Asean now.. 

Unfortunately I use one hand typing , and for other things. 

21 hours ago, georgegeorgia said:

What is your exercise regimen

 

There's no reason why most of us here shouldn't be exercising 1 hour every day.

 

An hour a day is quite easy, turn off the TV for an hour, turn off the computer screen for an hour or instead of 8 hours sleep a night try 7 hours.

 

I read the world now has 1 billion obese people.

 

Its great to be alive, try harder folks, your health is more important than watching the TV and AN forum comments.

 

 

Fast walk early in the morning, every morning, 10 km.

 

That's all.

Swim Cycle Run.

 

Yes, a former triathlete.

Yesterday completed a February 1000km cycle challenge - reached 1012km on my hybrid MTB (ie not a 'road' bike), over 8200km on these wheels since buying in May. 

 

We (+ wife) did two running events in February, that's six since November, have three more booked through to May, a dead spot in April with just one but missed out on that one as the max entry number limit was reached. Evenings we'll often be walking at the local park / sports complex while daughter uses their gym.

 

Swim at local 25m pool and more often in the sea as a break on cycle rides, beach is a nice 36km loop ride from home.

 

No gym, prefer simple outdoors exercise.

 

54 minutes ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

 

There's no reason why most of us here shouldn't be exercising 1 hour every day.

 

An hour a day is quite easy, turn off the TV for an hour, turn off the computer screen for an hour or instead of 8 hours sleep a night try 7 hours.

 

I read the world now has 1 billion obese people.

 

Its great to be alive, try harder folks, your health is more important than watching the TV and AN forum comments.

 

 

I don't believe in cutting your sleep !

Minimum 8 hours at least 

32 minutes ago, gomangosteen said:

Swim Cycle Run.

 

Yes, a former triathlete.

Yesterday completed a February 1000km cycle challenge - reached 1012km on my hybrid MTB (ie not a 'road' bike), over 8200km on these wheels since buying in May. 

 

We (+ wife) did two running events in February, that's six since November, have three more booked through to May, a dead spot in April with just one but missed out on that one as the max entry number limit was reached. Evenings we'll often be walking at the local park / sports complex while daughter uses their gym.

 

Swim at local 25m pool and more often in the sea as a break on cycle rides, beach is a nice 36km loop ride from home.

 

No gym, prefer simple outdoors exercise.

 

Wow!!!!

Thats a full schedule 

If you don't mind your age and blood pressure?

Are you in any medication ?

26 minutes ago, georgegeorgia said:

I don't believe in cutting your sleep !

Minimum 8 hours at least 

If you're exercising, eating healthy in average shape 7 hours a night is ample. 

 

3 hours ago, Eric Loh said:

Good on you mate. My exercise routine quite similar except that my weight routine is repetitions rather than heavy weights. Twice a week in the gym and weekend tennis. Gave up smoking a long time ago and no alcohol. Weight under control at 72kg. Like to go lower for my 1.7 m height. 

Well done....72kg sounds just about right for your height.

 

I'm still little under height for my weight....5555

I was just in the gym and was talking to a  fit old guy in his 70's 

 

He said to me he only does "quality of life " fitness 

 

Apparently it's Balance exercises like standing in one leg ,squats ,getting up off the ground , flexibility ,core 

Carrying dumbbells , walking uphill in a treadmill ,

"quality of life " never heard of that type of fitness but it means apparently you do it for a reason , I don't know ,don't ask me !! 

Chiang Mai, Monday to Friday. 3:30am.

 

10 x 15 second stretching exercises.

5Kg weights - outstretched arms  - 100 continuous arm swings.

Exercise mat. 230 x exercises flat on back - stomach, leg and arms

50 sit ups - feet hooked under bar 10 cm from ground

Facial exercises - 3 minutes

 

Sat/Sun - 8:30 - 9 o'clock - same exercises, (some relapses)

45 minutes, (4Kms walking at speed 5.9)

Matrimonial exercises weekly, 

Gardening, climbing any stairs available.

 

Turning 80 this year!

3 minutes ago, Bundooman said:

Chiang Mai, Monday to Friday. 3:30am.

 

10 x 15 second stretching exercises.

5Kg weights - outstretched arms  - 100 continuous arm swings.

Exercise mat. 230 x exercises flat on back - stomach, leg and arms

50 sit ups - feet hooked under bar 10 cm from ground

Facial exercises - 3 minutes

 

Sat/Sun - 8:30 - 9 o'clock - same exercises, (some relapses)

45 minutes, (4Kms walking at speed 5.9)

Matrimonial exercises weekly, 

Gardening, climbing any stairs available.

 

Turning 80 this year!

330pm you mean?

Facial exercises?

 

Great 👍 but don't  overdo it 

I'm thinking some of you guys are OVER DOING it , looking at training schedules on here ...some of you are doing 2 hours a day ! 

 

Isn't that too much at older age?

I have a friend in Chiang Mai who goes to a gym every day for 2 hours, then has a swim.

He is 93 yo.

10 hours ago, georgegeorgia said:

Wow 

In Asia you do this ?

Arent you concerned about traffic 

  I have a nice area not in the city, around the Doi Saket area and Mae Kwang dam area.

20 hours ago, Lacessit said:

I have a friend in Chiang Mai who goes to a gym every day for 2 hours, then has a swim.

He is 93 yo.

I know lots of guys that spend a couple of hours in the gym everyday but they're not fair dinkum, spending most of the time chatting with other gym users, very little fitness, it's a social club for them. 

 

8 minutes ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

I know lots of guys that spend a couple of hours in the gym everyday but they're not fair dinkum, spending most of the time chatting with other gym users, very little fitness, it's a social club for them. 

 

You're probably right.

My guy does not chat, he's serious. I know, because I have watched his workout. Puts me to shame.

18 minutes ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

I know lots of guys that spend a couple of hours in the gym everyday but they're not fair dinkum, spending most of the time chatting with other gym users, very little fitness, it's a social club for them. 

 

I find the best "social" type gyms if you want to make friends are the boxing or martial arts gyms 

 

In normal gyms people have their headphones on