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    A burpee workout variation I like: you do a set of exercises (say, 20 squats, 100 mountainclimbers, 20 crunches, etc...) but for every minute it takes you to complete the workout, you have to do 4 burpees. So you set a timer to 1 minute, start your workout, at the 1 minute ping you stop where you are and do 4 burpees. Then you continute with your reps.
    It hurts so much after a while but stopping and whining will just earn you another set of burpees

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    Quote Originally Posted by Susan View Post
    A burpee workout variation I like: you do a set of exercises (say, 20 squats, 100 mountainclimbers, 20 crunches, etc...) but for every minute it takes you to complete the workout, you have to do 4 burpees. So you set a timer to 1 minute, start your workout, at the 1 minute ping you stop where you are and do 4 burpees. Then you continute with your reps.
    It hurts so much after a while but stopping and whining will just earn you another set of burpees
    oooooooh, you must be related to our trainer

    The sideways burpee is pretty wild, and my legs/hips couldn't get it yesterday but I am determined to change that:

    Squat down. kick your legs back 45 degrees - top leg in front. (If straight back is 90 degrees and straight to the side is 0 degrees, then it's in the middle.) Do a push-up. Back to squatting position. Jump up. Yell "I love burpees." (the last bit is optional!)

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    So your legs or you lower body are turned to the side but you upper body is turned to the front to do the pushup, right?

    I get most of my ideas from Zuzanas Zwows on youtube. She obviously really loves burpees

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    Quote Originally Posted by Susan View Post
    So your legs or you lower body are turned to the side but you upper body is turned to the front to do the pushup, right?

    I get most of my ideas from Zuzanas Zwows on youtube. She obviously really loves burpees
    Yes, all of the movement is at the hip, upper body stays turned to the front. My body couldn't quite figure this one out , yet. I got so confused trying to figure this one out that I forgot the jumping up part! Thankfully no one laughed but it would have been fine if they had

    I REALLY like this style of training, and it certainly keeps my body confused as to what is coming next. I believe that is part of the point of functional training

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    Reverse Burpee...I think I have to try this tomorrow for my 15

    We will see how well it actually works I KNOW I can do this going back on the Bosu, just unsure if I can do this from the floor.
    Last edited by Catrin; 08-14-2012 at 01:54 PM.

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    Funny - I never heard them called reverse burpees.

    These are hard. I do them on the floor like in the video. It's important to bring the weight forward to help you get up.

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