Published 18:20 IST, March 23rd 2020

Russell Westbrook signs up for 'push-up challenge' with son Noah on his back at home

Houston Rockets Russell Westbrook recently shared a video of himself as he does push-ups with his Noah on his back as the NBA is suspended due to coronavirus.

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Houston Rockets star Russell Westbrook recently shared a video of himself as he does push-ups with his ah on his back. Due to coronavirus outbreak, re have been multiple challenges going across internet in an effort to motivate people to stay indoors. Russell Westbrook also shared video to sign up for a push-up challenge. 

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Russell Westbrook push-up challenge: Russell Westbrook joins push-up challenge

Russell Westbrook uploed video after coach Andrew Jones III minated him. He completed ten push-ups with his son ah on his back, while asking ors to 'throw ir kid' on ir backs and record ten push-ups. Russell Westbrook furr minated Austin Rivers, Jeff Green, Thabo Sefolosha, PJ Tucker and Chris Paul for challenge. Russell Westbrook has also previously uploed an Instagram story of his wife Nina shooting a jumper while he cheered her on.

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NBA coronavirus: NBA players during self-isolation

NBA suspended all league activities on March 11 after Utah Jazz's Rudy Gobert tested positive for COVID-19. Including Gobert, re are 10 NBA players with coronavirus. Though NBA commissioner am Silver h stated that league will stay suspended, NBA return could be pushed forward to mid-June. As cases of coronavirus cases in USA continue to increase, CDC has vised against a garing of 50 or more people. 

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18:20 IST, March 23rd 2020