I'm doing 2-3 hours of strength training every other day now. Mostly compound lifting. Fairly slow tempo though, but I'll speed it up as my endurance increases.
On my off days I do a minimum of 2 hour walking or hiking. Soaking in that bit of daylight I've come to realize is very important for me. The added benefit I've noticed is that it's fighting of the muscles soreness, allowing me to go again the next day. It has also given my mind the time of day to sort out stress and ruminating thoughts, so that when it comes time to go to sleep, which has been a constant issue for me, I'm actually tired and my mind is not in a stressed state. Seems to be working so far. I've had more than two weeks now of 7-8 hours of regular sleep each night, which probably hasn't happened since I was in my early teens. And I have to say good rest makes such a huge difference for me when doing strength training. I've had great visible results the last two weeks.
I also do yin yoga twice a week for opening up stiff joints and for the calmness of mind. My shoulders and hips needs a bit of motion-lotion. I play soccer twice a week, and occasionally do power yoga. Meaning most day I do two workout sessions. A bit much maybe, but I'm still unemployed and waiting for things to be sorted out, so I've got plenty of time.
It's got to that point now where I'm constantly craving that high for working out. I'm hungry all the time and have put on lots of weight (which is great in my case). I think, while my job-situation is in limbo, I'll just devote my time to being fit and healthy and have every decision I make count towards that.
Back when I was 26-27 I was super fit and it did wonders for my confidence. I wanna get back to that because it had tremendously positive impact on my life.