Tommy Riles
July 17, 2012
Lives in: Los Angeles
Occupation: Comedian & Audience Warm-up, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Life of Dad Founder
Twitter: @tommyriles
Facebook: 575811228
Raising awesome children requires many hours of patience and enthusiasm each day. As a parent, your free time is very limited…
Parents have a small time frame each day to get many things done.
Parents must multitask multitasking.
As parents focus on their children, other things often get pushed aside, such as exercise, playing the banjo, and giving your pets attention. Ladies and gentlemen, I think I’ve found the solution…
I have created a two-minute workout, with a focus on the following:
Shoulders
Back
Arms
Legs
Cardio
Abdominals
Monkey Bar Agility
Slides
Stress Relief
Child Care
Entertaining Your Child
Exersaucing
Dog Exercise
Dog Play Time
and much more!
Please send this video to every parent that you know that needs to workout, and has a dog and monkey bars.
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