Zoom workout motivation/boredom

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Also, perhaps you want to condition with her.
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ha! I did CrossFit 4-5x a week before the lockdown, so I would say I’m in decent shape. I did her workout with her once and wanted to die. It’s hard! she’s actually jumped into a couple of my CrossFit zoom workouts with me randomly too, and we’ve had fun doing handstand contestS together, and did a pull up contest once. Going to focus more on just doing what’s fun for all of us.
 
My gymnast daughter is 100% on her own for workouts- and she chooses to work out five days per week, ranging from 45 mins to 2.5 hours. I have never had that kind of drive for anything physical, especially not totally on my own. I think 3 hours at a pop would be too boring, too lonely, too much all around. My daughter who is a dancer has zoom classes 3-4 hours per day, 5-6 days per week. It’s less than the hours she was dancing in person, and she’s incredibly diligent about it (even completing her extra workouts alone), but she’s also said it’s just way more tiring than the more hours were in-person. It just feels different and I completely understand that. Everything feels different remotely. My older daughter’s college classes meet live over zoom. Same time, same people, same exact class format- yet my daughter (who LOVES school) is far less motivated and swears she’s getting way less out of it. I personally wouldn’t push your daughter. I would talk to her and see how much she can do and still find joy in it.
 
ha! I did CrossFit 4-5x a week before the lockdown, so I would say I’m in decent shape. I did her workout with her once and wanted to die. It’s hard! she’s actually jumped into a couple of my CrossFit zoom workouts with me randomly too, and we’ve had fun doing handstand contestS together, and did a pull up contest once. Going to focus more on just doing what’s fun for all of us.
Oh I didn’t say do her workout. I said condition with her. My kid laughs her butt off at me.
 
Yep. I’m a cake loving couch potato and decided that I should force myself to exercise, and the convenient way to help DD keep up with her gym workouts was to join her. She spends half the time ridiculing me and the other half showing off.
 

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