While Chris Paul is excited to go back into the NBA, he is presently spending time with his family at home, where he is teaching his son Chris Jr. how to play the game better.
We worked out together for four days, I guess, because he told me he was going to work out on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. The Oklahoma City Thunder point guard goes on, “Therefore, it’s ironic that our most productive day was yesterday, given that he was furious and upset the other three days.” “Yesterday was really awesome and probably one of my favorite experiences during the whole quarantine,” the person said.
In addition to playing hoops, Paul and his family—wife Jada Paul and their 7-and-a-half-year-old daughter Camryn and son Chris Jr.—have kept an active lifestyle despite the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. They have, nevertheless, persisted in keeping their social distance.
“We are fortunate to have a weight room with weights and a treadmill,” the athlete says. Creating a circuit for my children is something I strive to do. For example, they might have to ride a bike for two minutes, then perform push-ups, sit-ups, and sprints.
It seems to me that they enjoy that. Paul continues, “I also try to get them to complete three circuits because it inspires and motivates them to get going as well if they see [my wife and I] training.”The father of two who talked to PEOPLE claimed that “watching my daughter come downstairs in her workout attire” was “the funniest part” of the encounter. “I think I’m still getting used to that.”Paul reports that Camryn “becomes extremely restless” during activities like Zoom calls; as a result, Jada will sometimes tell her to “run a lap” around the outdoor pool to burn off extra energy during school hours.He continues, “Normally, after school, we all try to get together and work out. That has, in my opinion, been one of the coolest things. We’ve got the chance to have family workouts where we all work out together, even though most of the time I’m either away or elsewhere at the gym working out or training.
