Sporty child: training more or less cancelled...any suggestions for the coming weeks?

All organised sports are on hold too.
Every single proper sport club is closed. The kids used to have a swimming lesson at a local pool in town on Monday afternoon. The club owner recently emailed all members families to tell them of the impending closure. I now basically improvise however. I have seen a few families playing tennis at a local park. I also ordered a skipping rope on Amazon earlier this month to use at home.
We try to do some form of exercise each day. We do lots of star jumps at home. I also get the kids out of the house on a family nature walk on most days too. I have even dusted off our bikes in storage this week as we are going cycling tomorrow.

DS2's fencing coach is very keen on skipping!

Skipping rope if you have a garden, get brilliant at different routines.
Gym ball
YouTube Zumba routines
I used to do circuit training in the house- tricep dips on the bottom stair etc.

okiedokieme
Running outside isn't banned nor cycling, not even in Italy or Spain

Yes it is. You're in the house and can only leave alone and to go to shops/medical centre or to walk the dog within 50m of your house. Sole parents have had to go to the shops with kids but otherwise kids usually don't leave the home at all.

My ds 14 does triathlon and will be really fidgety without. At least he can go running and cycling, also we have a basic turbo for bike. He does a press up app and is up to about 80 a day from Christmas (!) So maybe find some apps for them to challenge themselves. The club will be putting some things together for them soon I think.

You will all be on lockdown like we are on continental Europe soon so best to find activities to do in the house and garden for your DC. Mine are loving the weeding and other jobs needed in the garden 😅

I'm now awaiting an email from our club about what they want the kids to do until swim training resumes. Whenever that may be. I assume there'll be some land training stuff they want them to do.

My dancer will be doing daily cardio sessions and min4 x online classes a week, plus normal daily conditioning. I don't know if there's anything similar for other sports - training exercises etc.

Same, down 6 hours of football. At the moment Ds is still going the local astro pitches and playing footie with friends after school, they're all still in school together anyway. He also cycles to school, am hoping we'll still be able to go out for bike rides for the foreseeable. In the case of total isolation, we have a small garden and a skipping rope. I work out at home so have weights/resistance bands etc, going to try to find child friendly workouts on YouTube.

Same problem. 4 boys and all swimming football and tennis cancelled now. Have told older ones they will be coming for a very early run with me if no symptoms in house. We also have a treadmill in the garage. The 10 year old will play just dance on the PlayStation. I think I may start looking at hit type YouTube videos..... They also challenging each other for the house planking record...

All of DD's class venues have closed - so she has set up on Twitch (whatever that is) and is running online classes for everyone - she re-organised within 12 hours of her first class cancelling

For gymnastics, some of the US gyms are posting conditioning routines that look pretty hardcore but can be done at home. I think there will be a flood of home based routines from different sports teams on twitter etc.

Skipping? No one cat get within a meter of someone with a skipping rope and it is a dying art.

Our swimming club is still training for now, but it was agreed last night that when they have to close the head coach will be emailing out regular land training tailored for each squad.

Same here. Down 4 hours of training and 2 hours of playing at weekend.

Same problem here :(

Watching with interest. My daughter’s gymnastics club is still running at the moment but I can’t see that lasting and her behaviour always seems to spiral out of control on the odd occasion they close. She was dreadful over Christmas and no amount of walks in the woods seemed to help. She really seems to need that high intensity exercise.

Our Swimming Club has shut down as of tonight as per the latest Swim England advice. That's all our sports gone now. Our club coaches are going to try and set up online land training sessions. We will also be walking and running.

If you do manage to get either a turbo trainer or rollers then Zwift is free for kids.

Actually in Spain you can't practice exercise outside. Here in France it's possible at the moment with an attestation but if people abuse we will lose that right. Make the must of your pools and guys while you can, we can't do any communal sports at all, just walking, running or cycling alone and for a short time.

My ds has a pull up bar that goes on the door frame.

HIIT videos might appeal - Fitness Blender might have some cooler trainers with no / minimal equipment or bodyweight stuff.

Any normal land based training routines?

Circuits in the garden/house.