How are you staying fit while at home?

I don't do those types of workouts, but maybe I should start trying them.   I need to get outside every day.  I usually walk, hike, or bike.   Those haven't been curtailed yet, and I'm actually getting more exericise in on days it doesn't rain.  Being outside is the only thing saving my sanity.  🙂    Thank goodness it's spring and everything is beginning to bloom and is beautiful. 

Far and away the very best routine is to take your walking pet (if not a neighbor's) out for a spin in your local area. A thirty minute walk will do you a world of good and maintain your pet's health! 

I've been recording workouts from Directv and do them when it's convenient.  Bodies In Motion, Faithful Workouts, Happy Yoga with Sarah Starr just to make a few.  

*Double post*

We have a nordic track S22i bike that is super.  We use iFit (need internet wireless) doing rides around the world with various iFit trainers (free one year with the bike trainer).  We don't like gyms or studio rides, but these recorded rides give a sense of being there via the 20 inch screen, so almost like getting out.  Plus, you can adjust the difficulty to make the rides easier or even harder - they are designed for training.  Rides are generally 20-40 minutes long.  We got this for the winter since we don't ride our tandem then, and it has been awesome as we stay isolated for a while.

Ride my bike daily, I do body weight workouts, and use light weights for muscular endurance and hiking is good too!

Exercise with YouTube walking videos and walk 2 miles 4- 5 days per week.

My husband and I power walk for and hour and a half every morning on our deserted beach.  

My daughter and I are working hard in my backyard garden. She and my almost 2 yr. old grandson moved in with me and he REALLY helps keep me in shape!!

bike when the weather allows 5-15 miles. 20 minutes 2X daily on nordic trac treadmill at 3.3 mph on level. Can be adjusted for steeper angles but level is fine at that pace for seniors (55+).  This is more than enough to elevate heart rate for 20 minutes-that's about one mile at 3.3mph-and doesn't overstress leg muscles.