Some people record themselves vacuuming so they can watch it later and use it to improve their form. Also if you happen to have a personal housework trainer, they can give you pointers
But now you need to start thinking about what you need to do to be in the top 5%. Don't let one tiny success hold you back from achieving what's truly important. You need to dominate. Paralyze their motivation and start to morally and mentally dismantle them.
I'm taking lessons and my coach told me I don't rotate my hips enough. If I fix my form, maybe add some strength so I can push and pull harder, I think I have a shot at making the team this year.
I earned my vacuuming badge while I was 14, in a bowling alley, using an industrial vacuum.
Most people don't start in Pro series vacuuming like I did or even at such an early age, so it's nice to see folks learning when they aren't in their prime.
Actually brought back memories of helping my parents clean their business when I was that age. Using an industrial buffer you learned to control it by lightly lifting or lowering the handle.
Always funny when an older, larger person would get thrown around thinking it was easy.
Ah yes the old upsie downsie. Watching folks much bigger than me get jerked off side to side was fun for sure. At the alley moving the beer kegs was really the only hard thing to do. Cleaning the ball return machine was somewhat dangerous. Clearning pinsetting errors could at time be definitely dangerous. Especially when the pinsetting mechanism hooked. The oil machine was a delight.
Oh, and all you "the lane is dry" "too much oil" people out there... Ya wrong. The lanes are stripped and reoiled nightly. Ya just suck.
People donāt appreciate what we have today. My mom used to tell me before digital media was available she used to call her relatives to come critique her vacuuming forms.
Iām up in Maine but this might be a great business idea. I could never get into the influencing schtick, Iāve tried to film ācontentā and take before and after pictures but itās always felt like a waste of time especially because Iām not doing it with the goal of being a social media content creator. Iād love to teach people how to clean though. When I worked for another company I would train new employees by having them just hang out with me for the first couple hours while I show and tell them what to do and how to do it (and why).
Honestly I think it would be. I have a Pinterest board dedicated to cleaning house and I still struggle. I struggle with cleaning and organizing big time. When you start your channel, I will absolutely follow you!
Been recording myself for years now. My initial vacuuming average was 20 minutes, due to my filming i do the same in 18 minutes & 32 seconds. Been a huge improvement. Iām applying for the vacuuming world championship.
No of course not, she's been there vacuuming the same spot teaching her 10 month old how to walk to her on command for the last 18hrs! But the wily internet detectives are on her tail, don't worry.
We're way too clever and nothing ever happens.
Lots of people record themselves doing chores - Iāve done it to try and ārace the clockā because it hijacks my ADHD. Get as much done as I can before I record 1 minute at 3x speed or whatever. I generally delete it immediately because itās served its purpose.
because this is staged and babies don't typically do this type of thing. Her reaction tells it all if you've ever had a kid. They spend weeks standing like this, and for her to be so surprised by her kid standing is telling.
This is such a good point. My first thought was that even my daughter took her first steps, it was like two steps and then she fell down. The kid in this video takes a lot of steps for it being their first time. I was immediately skeptical.
Also, it was proceeded by many weeks of standing and supporting herself with furniture. No surprise to just stand up.
Mind you, I have 2 children (a two year old and a seven year old), our son when he first started walking did the exact behavior in the video. He stood up and propelled himself forward taking 4-5 steps and then falling over, and we have that on video because he was trying to stand up but we had no idea he'd be taking his first steps too.
I'm not saying what I see is not possible, it's not outside the realm of possibilities.
Yup this. You know about when they are going to take their first steps. So our youngest we started to record our play sessions. Itās really not that out of the ordinary.
(We donāt have our oldest since we didnāt have easy access to video in phones back then)
I have 649,105 cameras positioned at every angle in my home, office and all throughout my life, to catch every special moment that may or may not occur. Iām certain this is real.
This. The way he stands up in a split second and readies to move shows heās been stepping for a while. That or mommy is very confident in his balance and not toppling over for the clonker on the chair or parquet floor?
My boss has a baby that just started crawling. They were worried about him falling. Their doctor said that itās okay to let the baby fall from however high he could get himself off the ground without climbing.
So if the baby can stand up on its own like this, then itās okay to let him fall on his own.
As everyone in my family says ālittle kids are pretty durableā
Theyāre going to fall, theyāre going to get bumps and bruises, theyāre going to get cuts. Itās part of learning how to be a person.
My nephew has had bruises and scrapes dead center of his forehead from falling and running into stuff all the time. It made me laugh after a while. Heās just a clumsy little toddler.
And of course when baby begins to walk for the first, they very strong and steadily stand themselves from the floor and walk a few feet. Everything checks out.
Iām not saying this video is real, because of so many other things, but my eldest childās first steps were to walk across the whole of our front room whilst watching TV and eating a chew toy. Got it on film and everything.
Yeah, mine was balancing giant stacking rings on her arms and did an entire loop around our living room with her arms out like sheād been walking for years. Also on video.
I know someone who works in daycare. She says they very frequently see the kids stand up and walk long before the parent comes in thrilled about what they saw at home.
That is EXACTLY how my son started too, he just got up and propelled himself forward, walked a few feet and then fell. There's nothing suspicious about it.
I mean, mine pulled up and scooted along things like the couch for several months before finally letting go and actually walking. Pulling up and using couch to move didn't count as first steps (I asked). So, if baby has been doing something similar, it's not outside the realm of possibility that he could get up without toppling when he finally decides to go for it.
To be fair, it appears the camera is facing the front or rear door. Door has a deadbolt on it and it looks like a security panel on the wall, or a thermostat.
It could be nanny cam, especially when you have baby freely roaming around the house. With that vaccum, I wouldn't be surprise if there are multiple and the expensive kind.
It's so fake that Faker the He-Man villain cringed watching this.
Floor is clean, she is vacuuming, toddler has an optimal surface, camera is ready and placed so both are perfectly lined up in the video. 100% planned and the toddler has been standing and walking for days.
This. I mean, itās cute. But real first steps are like ātake two steps and fall down, then take three steps and fall downā. Kid has definitely been up before.
But with pretty much any ārandomā video I always ask myself āwhy was the camera there recording thisā now.
Tbf, I have cameras pointed at all my house door entry points (3 total) that records 24/7. My wife loves to look through the footage to rewatch something funny or cute that happened with our son if the cameras captured it. The one for the front door is nested on top of a shoe dresser we have by the front door and has a similar angle to the one in this video. Itās not outrageously impossible. People are just so used to saying something is conveniently recorded. Well yeah. Surveillance home security systems exist. All of my family has them set up in their homes.
I donāt get it. These are everyday normal things that parents experience. Itās not like someone caught a UFO or something. Itās just like people posting shit like āI look like my grandma when she was my ageā like wtf no shit??
Some people have in home cameras, so that if someone breaks in they can view where they are in the house and what they took. Also helpful for identifying a suspect. I have a camera in my living room that's just on.
... I'm almost afraid to ask and face the wrath of Reddit. What if this is a security cam faced at either a back door, door behind her... Or side door. To capture anyone using or passing that door?
Honestly, even if it is staged it would still be a nice memento. Our memories are really not that good and over time it would basically serve the same purpose of sparking the memory of the actual event.
Tbf we donāt know what camera it is. It could be a nanny camera for when she leaves the room. Or when I played with my daughter I would have a camera on anyway when she was a baby just for memories for the future. ( not all the time but sometimes)
I saw the original post, she accidentally dropped her camera, and this was all caught in slow motion as the camera fell to the ground and landed perfectly on its edge. /s
Maybe Iām wrong but I donāt think itās randomly placed, that looks like a front door behind the woman. Before getting my ring camera I had a nanny cam pointing to the front door after my 7yo tried to open the front door while sleep walking.
I think many have their babies first steps on camera. What counts as first steps is really unclear,.. Like it's steps plural so one doesn't count. But what about one and the.n a little stumble.. Does the stumble count? What about when they kinda do two steps but they've not really moved from their staring point. So I think one day when you have camera and they do pretty well you just declare this is their first steps and ignore all those previous attempts that were debatable. Not like anyone is goinf to argue your claim.
I'm not convinced, but the way the baby walks almost sideways looks like they've been walking holding onto a table or wall for sometime. Also, it's likely the baby has been walking at daycare and this is the first time mom has seen it.
The way that kid stands up like that is way too smooth. First Steps are basically always from pulling themselves up on something and walking away. Standing up like this is a couple of weeks after the first Steps
In 100% truth, I have both my daughters first steps filmed. I could sort of see it coming for a while, so actively recorded opportunities I thought they might try ā¦ and they will only try if you put distance between them and you. Itās not quite as far fetched as it appears.
I assumed she was filming one of those "being a stay at home mom isnt an easy job" tiktoks where you show all the work that goes into keeping up a house and her baby just happened to become the star instead of herself haha
Do people not remember home videos? Sometimes, some people record stuff just to record stuff. The same reason some people take pictures of themselves just chilling in their room with a friend. It's about saving a moment. Pictures and videos capture our lives, and our lives are a lot more than just exciting vacations like concerts and cruises.
Sometimes people want to recreate a moment and get lots of likes in the process. I mean it worked. Look at all us viewing and commenting. Cha ching. She's a genius.
It's pretty normal to just point the camera at your baby for extended periods of time to see if they do anything cute. She probably just wanted a video of them wearing their matching pants.
Yeah, a bit conspicuous, but maybe she knew the kid was close to the time to take the steps and wasn't taking chances on missing it. You don't see the thousand hours of footage of the kid just chilling.
Everyone is so cynical nowadays. I have multiple cameras in my house, and one looks just like this one. It just faces the front door and has half of my living room in it, too. It's really not that crazy.
The first one I saw might have been real... since then though. Everybody wants to get in on the action. Kid didn't even need to use anything to help him stand up for a second, just squatted right up.
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u/Triangle_Player 21h ago
Incredible moment....all caught on camera randomly placed š