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#BURPEE TUCK JUMPS AUTUMN CALABRESE PORTABLE#

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Gradually add reps to each set, working your way up to 10 sets x 10 reps. 10 sets x 5 reps with 60 seconds rest in between should be more than enough for most people. How about an Ultimate Burpee with a Tuck Jump up to a Chinning bar while wearing a weighted vest? Ugh.

#BURPEE TUCK JUMPS AUTUMN CALABRESE PORTABLE#

Do Ultimate Burpees while wearing a Lifeline USA Portable Power Jumper.

Do Ultimate Burpees while holding onto a Medicine Ball (can you say "instability"?).

Do Ultimate Burpees while holding onto 10-20 pound Dumbbells (trust me - after five reps, 10 pounds never felt so heavy).

Wear a weighted vest while doing Ultimate Burpees (I get nauseous just thinking about that idea).

At the end of each rep, jump up to the Chin bar and do one Pull-up or Chin.

Do this exercise near (preferably directly under) a Chinning bar.

At the end of the rep, instead of just standing up, perform a Jump Squat (squat down, then jump up), Star Jump (jump and spread your arms and legs like a starfish) or Tuck Jump (jump and tuck your legs in at the top).

Just in case you're one of the true sickos out there who just loves to punish yourself during workouts, try one of the following variations: But, remember how I said that Burpees were great because they could be modified so easily? The Ultimate Burpee is no exception. Try and tell me a body-part that isn't taxed in one way or another during this exercise. If ever there was a "full body" exercise, this has to be one.

Thrust your body back so that you're back in the squatted position.

Keeping your feet planted on the ground, thrust your body forward so you land in the "up" position of a regular Push-Up.Thrust feet forward so that you're back in the squatted position.Keeping hands planted on the ground, thrust feet back and apart, so that you land in the "up" position of a Dive Bomber Push-Up.Squat down, put hand on ground just outside feet.I experimented a little bit, and finally settled on the below: I went outside right away and tried some. I then had an epiphany (of sorts) and came up with the Ultimate Burpee. I was reading in an online forum about a fellow's experimentation with different versions of the Burpee. That is, you can get as simple as a 4-count Squat Thrust, as advanced as an 8-Count Bodybuilder or anywhere in between, depending on your current level of conditioning.Įnter what I call the "Ultimate Burpee." Forget everything else you ever knew or remembered about Burpees, because these are going to cause you to have all new nightmares. One of the great things about Burpees (in my opinion, its best trait) is that it is virtually infinitely versatile. In fact, Burpee only workouts, if done right, can be real pukers! Doing just a few serves as a great warm-up, and doing just a few between sets while strength training is a great way to keep your heart rate up and actively recover. class, especially the things we didn't like doing, Burpees are good for you.Īfter all these years, I still do Burpees. and you'd be pouring sweat when you were done. Why? Because they were HARD!! They made you breathe hard, your legs would burn, your shoulders and chest would ache. Like most kids, you probably HATED Burpees. Sometimes called a Squat Thrust, this simple little exercise is usually a staple in most elementary school P.E. I'm sure that at one point or another, you've all done Burpees.