According to wtop.com, "She leads the Facebook Live fun at 9:45 a.m. weekdays. Sometimes she’s inside her house; sometimes, outside on her cul-de-sac. Her 17-year-old son, Ryan, does the filming while his 14-year-old brother, Cooper, joins his mom on-camera. Each event lasts about 15 minutes and starts with some stretches followed by a short workout. “We’ll do jumping jack ABCs, push-up ABCs, anything to ABCs,” Metz said. Each one also includes a physical challenge of some kind. “Parents love it. Kids type in how many pushups they did,” said Metz."
As per wtop.com, "To take part, you have to join the NSES Keeps In Touch Facebook page. Metz is the page’s administrator and will approve anyone who clicks to join. The videos are also posted later to YouTube. There will be four more Facebook Live events this week. But at this point, Metz is not sure whether she will hold any next week, during spring break.
A Fairfax County elementary school physical education teacher has been holding daily online fitness events for students for the last two weeks. These classes feature stretches, short workouts, and challenges. Suzanne Metz, who is a teacher at North Springfield Elementary, said, "It’s just so fun, and … sometimes I wear my crazy pants and people get so excited about it. I’ve gotten such a great reaction."
According to wtop.com, "She leads the Facebook Live fun at 9:45 a.m. weekdays. Sometimes she’s inside her house; sometimes, outside on her cul-de-sac. Her 17-year-old son, Ryan, does the filming while his 14-year-old brother, Cooper, joins his mom on-camera. Each event lasts about 15 minutes and starts with some stretches followed by a short workout. “We’ll do jumping jack ABCs, push-up ABCs, anything to ABCs,” Metz said. Each one also includes a physical challenge of some kind. “Parents love it. Kids type in how many pushups they did,” said Metz."
As per wtop.com, "To take part, you have to join the NSES Keeps In Touch Facebook page. Metz is the page’s administrator and will approve anyone who clicks to join. The videos are also posted later to YouTube. There will be four more Facebook Live events this week. But at this point, Metz is not sure whether she will hold any next week, during spring break.
According to wtop.com, "She leads the Facebook Live fun at 9:45 a.m. weekdays. Sometimes she’s inside her house; sometimes, outside on her cul-de-sac. Her 17-year-old son, Ryan, does the filming while his 14-year-old brother, Cooper, joins his mom on-camera. Each event lasts about 15 minutes and starts with some stretches followed by a short workout. “We’ll do jumping jack ABCs, push-up ABCs, anything to ABCs,” Metz said. Each one also includes a physical challenge of some kind. “Parents love it. Kids type in how many pushups they did,” said Metz."
As per wtop.com, "To take part, you have to join the NSES Keeps In Touch Facebook page. Metz is the page’s administrator and will approve anyone who clicks to join. The videos are also posted later to YouTube. There will be four more Facebook Live events this week. But at this point, Metz is not sure whether she will hold any next week, during spring break.
