016. Pushing Yourself with Conner David

An episode of the No More Daydreams podcast, hosted by JJ Briggs, titled "016. Pushing Yourself with Conner David" was published on June 14, 2020 and runs 62 minutes.

June 14, 2020 ·62m · No More Daydreams

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Summary

In this episode, I chat with Conner David (Cornell '14) who led 45 free workouts during quarantine using zero equipment and inspired co-workers, friends, and family members to move their bodies. We talk about his wrestling journey, how pushing yourself physically can be helpful for us mentally, and how quarantine has inspired him to pursue a career in fitness. Although Conner isn't doing live workouts anymore, he is selling every workout plus an instructional video for only $25! Check him out...

Episode Description

In this episode, I chat with Conner David (Cornell '14) who led 45 free workouts during quarantine using zero equipment and inspired co-workers, friends, and family members to move their bodies. We talk about his wrestling journey, how pushing yourself physically can be helpful for us mentally, and how quarantine has inspired him to pursue a career in fitness. Although Conner isn't doing live workouts anymore, he is selling every workout plus an instructional video for only $25! Check him out at @connerdfitness on Instagram for more information!

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Recorded on Saturday, 5/2/20.

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