And of course easy, meaning I don’t have to shower and get dressed and drive somewhere just to do it (LOL).

Or if the workout itself was actually FUN. I think it would be much easier if I had someone to do it *with* – both for fun AND for accountability. (She’s 30 pounds heavier than I am at the moment, by the way.)Īnyway, this was not really meant to be about my daughter, except that I am trying SO hard to get into a regular workout routine – and I’m finding it incredibly difficult. So I don’t push, but I do try to inspire. I want to encourage her without affecting her self-confidence. One of the things I love most about her is her attitude and her confidence. She is a bright, beautiful, confident child and I love her just the way she is! As a 15 year old teen girl, I know she can be very impressionable – and the last thing I want to do is make her self conscious or less than happy with herself or her appearance. Just seeing me lose almost 25 pounds has inspired her to take an interest, but she hasn’t quite been sold on making major changes. I would like to see her get in better shape and encourage her to lose the weight that we put on together. But I haven’t pushed because I don’t want to give her a complex. I’ve been trying to encourage her to get on board with me, to work out and eat healthier, which can be hard with any teenager. She tried Zumba over the summer with a friend and really loved it – said it was a lot of fun. (She’s not a big fan of classes for some reason.) I’ve never tried Zumba, but I see it everywhere – and it looks like FUN! 😀 I was actually considering going to a local class, but when I mentioned it to my daughter she asked if we could get the Zumba Workout DVD for home instead.

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