My ankle is still feels solid although I'm not doing anything aggressive like jumping because it's still sensitive... After Zumba today, Alison and her friend went to collect their kids and Alison's friend's daughter had on the kid version of a Fitbit. Alison joked that she was going to get one since her Fitbits malfunction all the time. I didn't even know that fitness trackers for kids existed and I have mixed emotions because if you let a kid play outside, no tracker is really needed but I really wanted to take a picture of Paige because she'd brought along about six stuff animals. The lesson for today? Carry as many binkies as you need.
Bicycling, 1 x
Climbing, 4 x's
Country Line Dance Party!
*Scoot Those Boots, 2 x's
Dance It Off & firm up!
*Rock It!, 1 x
Just Walk: 5 Mega Miles
*Mile 1: Classic Low Impact, 1 x
*Mile 2: Walk & Tone, 1 x
*Mile 4: Strength, 1 x
*Mile 5: Ab Walk, 2 x's
Just Walk: mix + match
*Short & Sweaty, 2 x's
*Walk, Kick + Jab!, 1 x
Just Walk: The Tone Every Zone Walk
*Upper Body, 2 x's
Just Walk: Walk to the Hits, Party Songs
*Mile 2
Swimming, 4 x's
Walking, 11 x's plus one brief stint on the Dreadmill
Yoga, 8 x's
Zumba, 7 x's
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| Paige and the Dolphin and the Tracker |
Trackers for kids makes me a little squeamish, but maybe it's not that big a deal - kids like to copy everything adults do (remember candy cigarettes??) without it necessarily having a big meaning. Maybe it will just help her grow up realizing that physical activity is a good thing?
ReplyDeleteI can remember when I needed stuffed animals, barbies, and comic books to get through any car ride.
Yes, I hope that she will realize that physical activity is good. I also liked that it had "strong is good" or something like that on the band.
ReplyDeleteI was impressed with how Paige kept up with all of her animals. Think she had about six...