Since I've came back after injury, I'm spending only 45/50 mins training with weights each time I go to the gym, that is me training two muscle groups also. I switch it up time to time but usually can train to muscle groups in that time. Legs on their own can be 50 mins also.
50 minutes to an hour in the gym assuming that it isn't wedged full of people causing delay. It shouldn't take much longer for the average gym rat allowing for breaks between sets and exercises. I've no idea how long more serious competitors and pros take though.
I was running phul and that was more like 90 minutes but that was too much volume imo. 4 times a week is plenty too.
Couple hours, which could easily be cut to 1 hour if I stopped talking to everyone, been there just under a year now and know most of the lads so can't just ignore people (As hard as I tried in the beginning) used to wear headphones and just get on with it but people still just talked at me until I had to remove the headphones and say WHAT?, In the end I gave up and have to listen to the shite they play in there :lol:
Varies depending on how i'm feeling, if i'm not feeling the session then i'll be out in 45. But, if i'm really enjoying it - can easily spend an hour and 10 / half.
I hate training any one thing for more than 90mins. Eg I could do 60 mins weights then 60mins muay thai but no way would I do 120mins weights. That's one reason I favor strength training over physique.
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