How Do You Exercise Regularly While RVing? (Quick Answer)

Is it tricky to exercise regularly while RVing? This is a question we get often, and here is our quick answer with resources…

Question:

“How do you guys incorporate exercise on a regular basis with your RV lifestyle?” – Desiree

Answer:

That’s a hot topic issue for us. Jennifer is an exercise addict. She tries to find local gyms in the areas we visit. Plus, of course, there’s hiking, lots of walks with Bo, and some basic exercises like sit-ups, pushups, and squats that you can do in or out of the RV.

Exercise bands (those little elastic bands) are a great way to do resistance training. 

On travel days, we try to stop every hour and a half to walk around the RV and not be sitting too long.

Here is a helpful resource for those who prefer gym workouts instead of (or in addition to) exercising out in nature…

5 Best Gyms for Travelers

Camping doesn't always equal physical activity. And many RVers must be mindful of their health while traveling, especially if they RV often or full-time.

It's too easy to over-indulge while RVing, thinking that short hike will make up for all the chips and soda you just consumed. But “vacation eating” can quickly outweigh “vacation exercise.”

That's where a gym membership with many locations nationwide comes in!

Furthermore, gym memberships offer another big perk for RVers besides an exercise location: showers! Whether you're a van lifer, tall person, or just don't like your tiny RV shower, gym showers can keep you clean and refreshed wherever you travel. Keep reading…

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