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    how long do you workout for?

    i workout for about 1 hour. how about you guys?

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    When working out HIT style, the actual lifting portion of my workout, including warmups, is about 40 minutes. This doesn't include the 5 minute cardio warmup at the beginning, or the 15 minutes or so of stretching I do at the end of the workout.
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    1.5-2hrs on thurs and sunday.

    1-1.5hrs on tues and fri.
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    shoot, i couldnt find it when i searched. but this is the first poll that asks how long you workout for.

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    bout 2 sometimes hours
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    45 minutes max!!!!
    I train chest, deltoids, traps and triceps all in the same day and can do it in 45 min...give or take 5 min.
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    It never takes me more than 45 minutes. It's usually less, but it may take that long when I'm experimenting with new weights or exercises.
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    Usually about an hour. I think this is a good guideline to shoot for. You don't want to overtrain or let cortisol affect you too much. However, a few minutes over an hour won't cause your entire world to come crashing down.

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    Quote Originally Posted by P-funk
    1.5-2hrs on thurs and sunday.

    1-1.5hrs on tues and fri.
    And you say watch out for overtraining. keep it less then 15 min's during each training session. You may gain a lot of fat, but your arms will explode wuth unbeliveable size

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    Right now, about 30m 3 times a week, depends how I train though so I wont vote.
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    I come in at about 45 minutes to an hour each session, depending on whether I'm training arms or legs etc

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tough Old Man
    And you say watch out for overtraining. keep it less then 15 min's during each training session. You may gain a lot of fat, but your arms will explode wuth unbeliveable size

    I am not training body parts. My training is a bit different.
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    30 to 45 mins for me. Very heavy and very intense.

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    I just started out and am usually getting everything done within 45 minutes or less, at 3 days a week

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    45-60min, but when I'm ON I go 1.5 hrs minimum.

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    Depends what kind of split I'm on. My 4 day is usually Back, Chest, Legs, Arms and Shoulders and each w/o is about 45 mins... 3 day splits is Chest/Shoulders/Tris, Legs, Back/Bis. Those take anywhere from 45 mins to 1 hour 15 mins.

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    depends on what i'm doing and how conditioned i am at the time. i'm usually sucking so much wind on leg day that it could take me like 1.5hrs or more with the strength work and then hypertrophy/conditioning stuff. upper body stuff is usually easy for me, especially if i'm doing push/pull cause pressing doesn't take too much out of me, pulling on the other hand is tougher but if i'm doing upper/lower then on occasion upper body will kick my ass all over the damn place.
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    Hour & 15 minutes max

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    i'd like to be able to get everything done in 45 minutes, but each lifting session takes me an hour.

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    I cant see how anyone who wants to get big is not staying in the gym for at least an hour. Mine is 1.25-1.5 hours. Longer when cardio is added.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AKIRA
    I cant see how anyone who wants to get big is not staying in the gym for at least an hour. Mine is 1.25-1.5 hours. Longer when cardio is added.
    Because they don't waste their time.
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    Approx 1.5 hrs. only about 15 min's of that is actually pushing or pulling as the remaining min's is rest time

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    Quote Originally Posted by CowPimp
    Because they don't waste their time.

    Define wasting their time.

    Talking? Nope, I dont do that.
    Taking too long of rest period? MMmmyea perhaps.
    Too many sets/reps? Not from what Ive seen on here, I dont.

    I mean come on, warm ups, stretches, is it really so hard to believe? Oh you mean JUST the workouts? Hmm, yea an hour is the least I can ever do.
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    about an hour
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    Quote Originally Posted by AKIRA
    Define wasting their time.

    Talking? Nope, I dont do that.
    Taking too long of rest period? MMmmyea perhaps.
    Too many sets/reps? Not from what Ive seen on here, I dont.

    I mean come on, warm ups, stretches, is it really so hard to believe? Oh you mean JUST the workouts? Hmm, yea an hour is the least I can ever do.
    Maybe your workout is too long then...

    I'd rather lift intensely for 30 minutes than waste an hour doing it half-assed. Also, how are you judging whether you're doing too many sets/reps? Don't assume that just because someone else does more than you that you're safe.
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