Remember when I decided to log my daily workouts? Oops.
But I’m here to share what I did today. It is such a gorgeous day out!

After being inside the gym (my membership isn’t up until November) and noticing how gorgeous it was outside, I decided to finish up my workout on our driveway. I broke it up into 4 squares, doing each square 3 times for 30 seconds.
First round
Square 1: lunges
Square 2: pushups
Square 3: squats
Square 4: overhead presses
Second Round
Square 1: squat jumps
Square 2: planks with dumbbell rows
Square 3: step ups on a short table
Square 4: plank hold
This is my idea of perfect weather. I wish it was like this all year round.


What was your workout like today?
After exercise and eating, I did some work on this:

Never fail? It must have been opposite day.
Have a great night!
To continue with my workout ADD, I wanted to share these full body workouts that I did a few weeks ago.
Because, heavens forbid I do the same workout in a row. I might lose my mind. Or crave veggies. Or something.
Here’s what went down:
Day 1: 4 sets x 10
alternating lunges & pull-ups
step ups & pushups
seated rows & overhead presses
side raises & triceps dips
Day 2: 5 sets x 8
leg presses & lat pulldowns
deadlifts & incline chest presses
rear delt flys & biceps curls
Day 3: 3 sets x 15
walking lunges & prone dumbbell rows
stability ball squats & overhead presses
leg exts & incline pec flys
front raises & overhead triceps ext
All over the board , eh? I used to think that I had to do 10-12 exercises per workout just to get a good workout. If there is anything I have learned over the last few years it is quality over quantity.
In all of these workouts, I usually move back and forth from exercise to exercise. I love strength training, but I hate just waiting around to “rest” in between sets. I enjoy moving the entire time, but if I really need the rest I will take it.
I’m also glutton for suffering.
Not really. But I thought it sounded cool.
What workouts are floating your boat right now?
The ones below will always a have a place in my heart.
1. Full body workouts
I love full body workouts because mostly they are quick and dirty. My most common full body workout almost always includes 4 sets of 10 of the following:
walking lunges
squats
pullups
pushups
seated rows
overhead presses
triceps dips
2. HIIT
Bigtime love/hate relationship here. I despite HIIT, but it is over and done with so quickly and leaves me dripping with sweat more than being locked in a room full of green veggies would.
My favorite HIIT combo: 20 seconds of “full out” intervals, 40 seconds of recovery, for 20 minutes.
3. Functional/Plyo Mix
There is also a love/hate relationship here. Ok, more of a hate/hate relationship. Functional workouts are hard and leave me out of breath and feeling helpless. But they also make me feel more in shape that any other workout. I did these kind of workouts 3 days a week when training for a fitness show and was definitely in the best cardiovascular shape of my life.
To me, these kind of workouts include but are not limited to:
burpees
box jumps
squat jumps
mountain climbers
4. A long steady-state cardio session
By long, I mean about 45 minutes. My attention span won’t last any longer. But there is no better stress relief for me other than a good, long cardio workout.
My torture machine of choice: the elliptical.
5. Yoga
It may sound cliche, but I love how yoga makes me feel. It makes me feel at peace and confident, even though I still don’t really feel like I am doing *much.* However, my yoga is probably a joke compared to others.
Are you loving any of the above? Link up below!