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It's very normal if you are an athlete. I was a gymnast, active 8 hours every day six times a week. I was in peak physical condition at 15 and a half meaning because I trained 8 hours a day and recover the next morning and did not feel tired. When we got older our coach had us train 10 hours some days even if it was not allowed. As a gymnast the recovery time decreases drastically every year, that is why we retire so soon. It's perfectly normal. What's sad is that children don't even need that much exercise to be fit and the fact that there are so many overweight kids truly shows how bad the situation is. Any kid that is active at least 2 hours daily, by running or just playing around is just enough, basically being a kid and not sitting at the computer or video games.
I agree that 1 hour of activity is not a lot, but this kid here is 10 and not 15, which does make a pretty big difference with growth and puberty (im not a doctor, just pointing out that that could make a big difference)
Playing outside the entire day is fine, but i can imagine that with fitness (either bodyweight training or weightlifting) 3 hours is probably too much for a 10 yo kid.
@@olivier3761 Well the kid went on to do pretty well in high school football, so it’s not like his body was harmed. Any negative repercussions (assuming the child works out in a safe and supervised environment) are probably mental (ie mental burnout).
@@gummy5862 yeah, but i think that heavily relies on the kid. Some kids might get mental issues, while other kids don’t. Exercising is great, and tbh i think its good for my mental health, but idk about kids cuz im no psychologist
Its sad that people automatically think that his parents are making him do all the exercises. You can see clearly that he enjoys what he is doing and isn't being forced to do it by any means.
Idk man too many cases of parents forcing their children to do things they don't want. Also, there's the thing that most kids don't care about exercising.
Bruh it is bad, this dude is either skinny or was forced to get steroids. You do know kids can’t have muscles like that before puberty. The kids probably got some hormones and didn’t work for their muscles lmao
@@codzz6979 1. You cant get abs like that from being skinny. You can get visable abs yes but those are not as well defined like this kid has 2. Males can hit puberty as young as 6 or 7 years old, he is 10. While its true it would be very dificult for most people of that age to get abs and impossible for other he clearly has them naturaly. One of the main signs of steroid use is enlarged muscles and its obvious he isnt jacked. His muscles are the size you would expect for someone with his routine 3. You said he didnt work for them but if you take into consideration the videos he records every week or so, aswell as the training we're shown he does while not recording he clearly works for them, also take into acount all the mistakes while filming so he'd have to do it all again and you can see why he would have muscle 4. I researched him now (9 years later so 19 years old) and he still works out and clearly doesnt use steroids, because other signs of steroid use are acne and red spots on the skin, And while its possible he just got lucky and didnt get those side affects he is still lean and not burly his muscles arent massive like they would be if he used steroids. if you still think he uses steroids let me know and give me good reasons with actual facts and a source. Do your research next time :)
I don’t know about you, but sometimes I won’t say all the numbers I could out loud. I’ll sometimes not say the last one and just double it (if I need to) like she did here.
I want the strength this kid has. I remember back in 6th grade where I hated doing crunches/push-ups because my form is wrong and I have little strength to maintain those. this kid is an inspiration
Why are people hating this kid. He is just motivating other and working on himself while most of others dont care about them self and not doing self improvement. Its rare to see kids with discipline. I guess they who hate are just mad
Modern society logic: Aww... how cute... a morbidly obese, diabetic toddler, what great parents! Oh noes! A healthy, physically fit child!!! Must be abuse! Call CPS!!!
The DestrOyer A That’s completely false. Teaching kids to have healthy habits is a great thing and one of the best things you can do. It’s a great way to set your body up for a great strength foundation. I literally started lifting weights when I was like 10, and my older brothers would always take me with them to the gym. Those were some of my favorite times growing up, and it helped me stay out of trouble.
Reddot Sxul nigga what? 1,2,3 and then an Unpronounced 4. Now im gonna let you in on a little secret, and it absolutely wrecked my world when i found out. ABS HAVE TWO FUCKING SIDES. WHO WOULDA THUNK IT IKR IT'S CRAZY. So to summarize, you count one row to 4(you don't have to pronounce every number to count it you bumbling imbecile) which you then multiply by 2, coming out to 8 I hope to god you're not serious and if you are then for the sake of the world, never breed.
She counts the first row, second row, third row, and sees the fourth telling her there’s an 8 pack so she says that overall so instead of saying four she just says 8 pack
@@herbertshaju3973 It is push up is not about going all the way up and down you must also make sure your elbow isnt flared and protract your shoulder when you go down and up
ik but they keep going like He is gOiNg tO hUrT HimSelf like jsut watch him and tell him to make sure if something hurts liek a joint then give it a breack like its good habits that should be teached to get more people in shape
Purple Reign Well I don't really care either what other people believe so let's just leave it here. Not really gonna look it up because I don't care enough
I've been doing boxing for 5 years since I was 7 but it's so hard being a kid and working out because adults are always saying "it's not healthy" and "it's wrong to do at that age" and "You're still a child you shouldn't be working out" and "You're too young to be doing this" and "Is everything okay at home are you being forced?" Smh why can't I just work out
u should honestly talk about how its much better to workout then what the other kids are doing sports is also exercise and working out is doing exercise unless ur doing it wrong no bad will come from it
Because two things. 1. They are jealous. They are too lazy to do it and get to your level so they feel like you're doing something wrong (because they did everything right). 2. They are stupid and that "it's unhealthy" is based on their opinion, rather than proper research.
That’s amazing!! My 11 year old daughter has been inactive over this pandemic she gained a lot of weight and she is lazy!! I’m working with her now but I don’t want to over do it!! I just want her to be more active
We shame kids for being fit and healthy at a young age but we don't shame kids for being obese and unhealthy at a young age because its considered 'wrong'.
we don’t do either, we don’t “shame” them for being overweight or obese , we teach them that their body can lead them to health risks and that it can be an unhealthy lifestyle to engage into. there is a difference between bullying/shaming and teaching/helping.
@@kgirlsupdated9327 but people nowadays supporting people being obese and they call other people fatphobia if they ask them to lose weight.sorry bad english
