How to Say "working out" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “working out” is “entrenando” — use 'entrenando' when referring to physical exercise, sports training, or preparing for a physical event..
entrenando
/en-treh-NAN-doh//entɾeˈnando/

Examples
Estoy entrenando para la carrera de mañana.
I am training for tomorrow's race.
Estoy entrenando para el maratón de la próxima semana.
I am training for the marathon next week.
Llevamos tres horas entrenando en la cancha.
We have been practicing on the court for three hours.
Ella está entrenando a los nuevos empleados.
She is training the new employees.
The '-ando' ending
In Spanish, the '-ando' ending is just like the English '-ing' ending for 'ar' verbs. It shows that the action is happening right now.
Pairing with 'Estar'
To say 'I am training,' you must use the verb 'estar' (to be) followed by 'entrenando.' Example: 'Estoy entrenando.'
Don't use as a noun
Mistake: “Me gusta el entrenando.”
Correction: Me gusta el entrenamiento. Use 'entrenamiento' for the noun (the workout) and 'entrenando' only for the action.
sacando
sah-KAHN-doh/saˈkando/

Examples
El contable está sacando las cuentas del mes.
The accountant is working out the month's accounts.
El detective estaba sacando conclusiones del testimonio.
The detective was drawing/figuring out conclusions from the testimony.
El ingeniero sigue sacando el cálculo final para la estructura.
The engineer is still working out the final calculation for the structure.
Mental Extraction
This meaning relates to 'sacar' as 'pulling' information or a solution out of existing data, like pulling a rabbit out of a hat.
Physical vs. Mental 'Working Out'
Related Translations
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