How Many HRS a Week do you Work (Not Workout)

Erg, tough question. I'm between 55 and 60 most weeks...10 hour days, with a little weekend time sprinkled in.  Weekends aren't too terribly tough, but during the weeks, it can really be hell trying to manage workouts, eating well (which takes time to shop & make food), and sleep. When the chips are down, usually the nutrition goes first, then sleep, then workouts themselves.

Last year I did about a 5 month stretch where I'd get up and to the gym by 5AM, get 90 minutes in before work, and a 2nd workout in at lunch, and do that 4 days during the workweek. Makes it VERY tough to get the right amount of sleep, though, I was down to about 6 hours max a night.

I try to do my best possible to limit the time in the office to 40 hrs/week. I typically do that, but I often don't take a lunch break (don't worry...I do eat, I just don't always leave my desk). My commute on a good day takes 18-20 mins. Unfortunately, now that summer has ended and on any given day there isn't like 10% of the commuters on vaction or something, my commute takes about 40 mins.

Factoring in getting ready for work, driving to and from work, and working, I am unavailable to train from 7:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. I definitely have it better than others, but I know I have it worse than others too.

I finally win something and it's a booby prize.

I try to limit the time at the office to 45-50 hrs/ week, but that doesn't include any time that I might do work at home OR the 2.5+ hour round trip commute every day...training has suffered as evidence in my training log.

I am trying to move closer, but it's sucky market for selling a house right now....grrr...

Hmm, depends how you count the time I'm INTENDING to be working but end up playing on BT or otherwise procrastinating instead.   For those of us who don't have set hours but just have to get the work done, that's pretty stupid, isn't it?

40 hours a week.  Plus lose 45 min. commute in the morning, plus lose another 45 min. commute going home, 5 days a week.

I'm in a research laboratory so the hours are flexible.  As long as you put in your time everyday and do your work it's okay.  I get my rides and swim training in in the morning and come straight to work and start straight away. 

 It's really flexible.  Esp when you have specialist appointments etc...  I do incorporate my training into my work day though.  Morning sessions usually and I'll still get to work by 7am. 

I love summer!!! 

In Winter I generally don't start until 9am because I need sunlight in order to function.