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    How long do you spend....

    in the gym when working out ?

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    i should spend a good solid intense 70+ minutes but i get lazy and spend a moderate 45mins

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    45-60mins

    you dont want to over train.

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    60ish minutes

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    50+ depends if i'm gonna do some cardio too

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    When training on my own 50 mins - 1 hour. I like to get in and get out.
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    I usually don't make it over an hour
    Hey juicebox lookin pretty lean in the avy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Anabolios
    I usually don't make it over an hour
    Hey juicebox lookin pretty lean in the avy
    thanx big guy so are you in your cereal box that is jk jk I mean when you had a pic of your body in the avy before

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    maybe an hr.

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    By myself 45-60 also depends on the day/split.

    Shoulder is about 45 -50.

    While qauds/bis/calves about 60min+

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    i am there until i am done, never earlier never longer....

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    Quote Originally Posted by WEBB
    i am there until i am done, never earlier never longer....
    wise words spoken

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    Quote Originally Posted by WEBB
    i am there until i am done, never earlier never longer....


    yeah same here, how ever long or short it takes

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    Quote Originally Posted by WEBB
    i am there until i am done, never earlier never longer....
    I don't necessarily follow a time line either but I don't advocate this approach for new or intermediate lifters. They have a tendency to lift too long because they don't really know when they have done enough. As a veteran WEBB, you know when you have reached that point in your workout but many others will just go until they have nothing left.......hence they will overtrain. IMO

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    Quote Originally Posted by WEBB
    i am there until i am done, never earlier never longer....
    Thats awsome!!!!! Love it.. should be an animal stack quote hahah

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    A hour roughly...

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    45-60mins you dont want to over train.
    Dido.

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    45min- 1 hour weights + 45 mins cardio

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    Usually about an hour to an hour and a half.

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    45-75 minutes, depending on how long I do cardio for

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    Usually 1 to 1.5. But since I'm not a bodybuilder like most of yall, my heavy squat and pull days could take longer. I tend to take some time in between sets when going heavy.

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    45-80 minutes. Bench days are quick but heavy dead and squat days takes a while.

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    by myself 45-60mins if i go with a few people we could be there all day but i dont enjoy that...i go in i ride the bike, work out what i want to workout, run a little then go home

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    40 - 60 minutes.

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    1-1 hr 30 minutes.

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    i tkae 1 hour but my friend works out a little slower than I do so it takes me maybe 75 minutes sometimes

    and ill havem y shake and wait an additional 15 minutes till he's done

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    45 minutes to an hour not including cardio.

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    40mins-1 hour

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    damn you guys don't work out that long! I'll be there from 2-3hours +cardio, so like an average of 150-200minutes. And i don't rest that long between sets OR talk to people. Maybe i'm overtraining...

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    hour and 20 mins is usually my max

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    Im in there 80 to 120 min

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    Quote Originally Posted by gsxxr
    Im in there 80 to 120 min
    Does that include cardio?
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  33. about an hour

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