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Darren Sorry to hear that, but I'm glad you're taking up exercise. Just make sure your doctor is on board with you starting an exercise program. Eat as healthy as you can too, if you're not already. This is a good resource from the American Heart Association's website. Increasing fruits, vegetables, grains and legumes is best. Try to limit (or completely avoid) meat: www.stroke.org/we-can-help/survivors/stroke-recovery/life-style/diet-and-nutrition/
This has to be the best video on burpees I've seen so far! You explain things so well and your voice is just so calming. I could listen to you talk all day.
I'm 65 years old and a recovering throat cancer survivor. I do what we called in the US Marine Corps "Bends and Thrusts" which is essentially a burpee. Because of my age and being a total laryngectomee(neckbreather) from my cancer surgeries I do these gently by doing them in front of my stairwell and placing my hands on the second step and then kicking back my legs into the plank position and then back under me and stand up straight. I then repeat for the set number of reps I'm trying to reach for each set. These are working well for me and soon I feel I will be able to forgo the stairs and go to the floor.
Thanks for the stages of burpees. At 78, I’m struggling with even the Gentle Burpees and I can’t even get into a decent squat to begin with. So I’ll work on squats separately. I’m on day 2 of the 50 burpees for 30 days challenge. Thanks for your encouragement.
Thanks for the encouragement, H LeFevre. Some days it’s hard to do (and I’m still only doing Gentle Burpees) but I love putting those red X’s on the calendar each day I do them.
I did make it all through the month with modified burpees. And then I joined CrossFit and I’m getting a real workout under expert supervision three days a week
I have avoided burpees because of the many variants and the complexity created in my mind in watching what can seem like endless modifications. The way that you started the progression with the simplest variant and worked up to the more complex will make it much more simple for me to get started and work my way up. Thank you. This is very well done. Practical and useful.
I am 70 and 1/2 year old and accidentally was looking how to burpee i seem to forget since gyms at fitness closed. i am amused with your beginners burpee it is much easier to follow. Thankyou so much for the video. am impressed.
I started a workout class and I could not figure out how to do this as I only hit my knees on the ground while jumping out. Now I finally have a very beginner guide 👏🏻 thank you
Thank goodness for your video! I'm a beginner, was trying to do advanced burpee, not knowing there's a beginner method...I found your video as I was killing myself doing the advanced method! *Whew*
This is literally the *most well explained, most informative video ever!!* I am gonna try a intermittent 100 days burpees challenge starting today and I wanted to correct / improve my form. And this video helped *immensely* Thank you!! 💪🏼🔥
The workout class I do typically includes burpees but they always make me feel dizzy - our coach is amazing at showing modifications for all fitness levels and he did show the “gentle” burpee as a beginner option. This video was so helpful for additional options and how to work up!
As an avid crossfitter and 72yo I struggled with burpees for a long time trying to sort out how to do something that would flow and get my HR up. I finally ended up with your baby burpee variation with the hop. Only I called them my half-assed burpees. I wish I had seen this a few years ago. It would have saved me a lot of experimentation and frustration. Thanks for this! Following now!
I love burpees! Thanks for sharing this post!!! Here’s something else to add th-cam.com/video/LlVVykoISwc/w-d-xo.html ENJOY IT!!! Also help me grow by subscribing to my channel Chancyfit 🎉🎉💗💗💗
I found that coming back in the squat position on your toes puts a lot of strain on the knees. Keeping my heels flat when I come back up makes a huge difference and places more of the work in my glutes.
I was always a gung-ho athlete and then at 61, I got covid and spent 12 days on ventilation in ICU to everybody's amazement I made a full recovery and iam now breathing at 98% oxygen the thing is having the covid it does a number on your confidence and you videos have given me hope to get my youth back .
Thank you soooo much for explaining the variations of Burpees. I have never seen gym or training professional explain it this way. You know your stuff. Thanks
I really appreciate the simplicity in your instruction. I've been asked to do a combination of battle ropes and burpees. I'm just not very experienced with the burpees. During off days for the gym I'll practice. Thanks again.
Thank you for this video! I noticed that it has been around for a while, but I just discovered it and truly appreciate it! I used to beat myself up over trying to do burpees like well-experienced trainers and would get frustrated and quit. YOUR video proves that I CAN do burpees, NOT beat myself up, and gradually move into the more accelerated versions! THANK YOU, THANK YOU!
Thanks for a clearly explaining the different variations of the burpee and hope to progress from easier routines to more complex routines. Very helpful
Thnx brother. You are gentle in your tone and thorough with knowledge. Makes the delivery of training easier. I hope you have recovered from the stroke. Please ask for help where needed....Amen. ❤ God bless.
Bless you for this great video for beginners like me. I just added the gentle burpee to my workout routine today, they are hard but the fitness payoff is huge!
Thank you so much. I really loathe the thought of doing burpees, but now I have a safeway to start and look forward to proceeding with this exercise. I didn't notice any audio problems.
Thanks for sharing a simple way of doing this exercise .I should have learnt about before I did my surfing lessons. Once I get good at burpess I will have a go at the surfing lesson. I had a operation in 2006. Now while it allowed me to do most things again it restored my ability to walk. When you cant walk you cant work very well anymore. In a trade say good by to the ability to get around without legs.
Thanks for this vid I lost 2 calories by just watching. Good start before actually doing it. BTW this is my version of the first variation and I'd like to call it the "Fetus Burpee".
Had just started incorporating burpees into my workout regime. You've explained and demonstrated it very well making it clear for beginners like me. Can't thank you enough.
Great video. Good advice. Everyone’s fitness level is not the same. Without a trainer by your side, it’s important you know what you can and cannot do...yet. A person should not do something that can potentially harm their body. I think your demonstration is great in that you show the baby steps and gradually make the exercise more challenging as one works toward a fitness goal.
Thank you sooo much for this video! I had surgery on torn tendons in my heel and ankle of my left foot and those baby burpees helped tremendously! I almost feel like crying lol. Currently still in physical therapy. I was working out before my injury and of course after the injury I haven’t been able to do any cardio or leg work. Slowly getting back to form though. I’ve seen your videos before but today I’m a subscriber! Anyway thank you again!!
Jenifer Alsemgeest yes, good question. You could use a bench, the bottom of a staircase, a step stool... anything sturdy and elevated to put your hands on during the kick out. I also recommend doing a few squat stretches daily in the evening. You're more limber in the evening so that will help. Just go into as deep of a squat as you can while maintaining good form and hold the position. Let your weight pull you down so you sink deeper gradually. Hold it for as long as you can bear each time. Over time your squat flexibility will improve and you'll be able to touch the ground :)
i saw couple of videos for burpee but the way you tell and show every information is really great.it really helpful man ..thank you for sharing such wonderful information ..
Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of great instructors on YT. You are something else. Deep knowledge, ability to channel the info and all this with a great attitude. Unique combination.
Great discussion of the variations. It took me back in time though. All the way back to the 1950's and 60's to my routine with the Army when the Daily Dozen was part of our life. Several of the variations were included in the Daily Dozen regimen.
Thank you so much .... This is the best video in TH-cam that explains the variation of burpees from beginner to advanced ..I started doing this today and sweated a lot doing the gentle burpees 100 times😅 ... ... Feel more energetic .. I hope I do the advanced level soon
I congratulate you for breaking down the steps to do a burpee. The funny thing to me is that I learned them in the Army but of course, the drill Sargent never explained much and we just did what they told us to do. Plus we started to do it at the advanced level from the "get-go" I haven't done those in a very long and they won't be as easy since I got older and got heavier. But by you putting them in different levels it makes it easier. Thank you for the information and keep up the great job you are doing.
This is awesome. Thank you so much for helping us step by step on how to do burpees. I do not like burpees but I know they are a great way to get the heart rate going and for the whole body to get going. Again thank you, stay safe and be blessed.
1:00 Gentle Burpees
1:59 Baby Burpees
2:35 Hop Squat Burpees
3:06 Mountain Climber Burpees
3:40 Push-up Burpees
4:12 Tuck Jump Burpees
4:44 Combinations
Hero!! Thanks
Legend
Bless
I must try this.
Brother u are great.
This is a great demonstration of how to do burpees from beginner to advanced. It's a no nonsense demo; gets right to the point. Two thumbs up!
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Plus two more! 👍🏿👍🏿
What would be the easy to start out as?
I’m recovering from a stroke. I’m working my way to these. Thanks!
Darren Sorry to hear that, but I'm glad you're taking up exercise. Just make sure your doctor is on board with you starting an exercise program. Eat as healthy as you can too, if you're not already. This is a good resource from the American Heart Association's website. Increasing fruits, vegetables, grains and legumes is best. Try to limit (or completely avoid) meat: www.stroke.org/we-can-help/survivors/stroke-recovery/life-style/diet-and-nutrition/
Darren, I hope you are pacing in that recovery. Update us your progress!
@@MinusTheGym you're restoring faith in humanity by taking your time to properly advice a fellow follower.
Stay strong!
Keep it up, Darren!!👏👏👏💪
This has to be the best video on burpees I've seen so far! You explain things so well and your voice is just so calming. I could listen to you talk all day.
You're falling for him
I am and not even a gay
I'm 65 years old and a recovering throat cancer survivor. I do what we called in the US Marine Corps "Bends and Thrusts" which is essentially a burpee. Because of my age and being a total laryngectomee(neckbreather) from my cancer surgeries I do these gently by doing them in front of my stairwell and placing my hands on the second step and then kicking back my legs into the plank position and then back under me and stand up straight. I then repeat for the set number of reps I'm trying to reach for each set. These are working well for me and soon I feel I will be able to forgo the stairs and go to the floor.
1121conan Nice! That's a great idea using the stairs to elevate the hands until you have the mobility to go down to the floor 👍
Good idea! I am in my 50th and absolute Beginner. I will try my garden bench instead of stairs…
@@SD_Alias good luck, remember there's no rush, slow and steady wins the race.
@@1121conan Thank you, i keep your words in my mind. All the best for your health and a good recovering…
My dad was a Marine and he calls this exercise a "squat thrust".
This guy is the common person's fitness training. Nothing complicated or exotic. Just steady improvement if you follow his advice and routines.
There is progressions for everything with this guy and I really appreciate that
"these gentle burbees aren't the best because they don't get your heart rate up too much"
Me -Calling an ambulance haha
Same, and I'm about to do the 2000 Burpee challenge this month. I weighed this morning and I'm 427 lbs. I'm probably gonna die. Lol
@@magnussteinbru5298 you got this man!! How’s it going so far
Doable for an overweight beginner like me.
🤣🥵🥵🥵
Yeah that was Lie
Thanks for the stages of burpees. At 78, I’m struggling with even the Gentle Burpees and I can’t even get into a decent squat to begin with. So I’ll work on squats separately. I’m on day 2 of the 50 burpees for 30 days challenge. Thanks for your encouragement.
That's amazing at 78 you are working on the burpees! That's an encouragement to all of us... Keep working on it and you'll get it!!!!!!
Thanks for the encouragement, H LeFevre. Some days it’s hard to do (and I’m still only doing Gentle Burpees) but I love putting those red X’s on the calendar each day I do them.
Damn. You're 78 and doing 50 burpees a day? I don't care what type they are, you're a beast! Go get it! Good job!
So how did your self challenge go? Im so inspired by your comment whether you made it all the way through the month or not.
I did make it all through the month with modified burpees. And then I joined CrossFit and I’m getting a real workout under expert supervision three days a week
I have avoided burpees because of the many variants and the complexity created in my mind in watching what can seem like endless modifications.
The way that you started the progression with the simplest variant and worked up to the more complex will make it much more simple for me to get started and work my way up.
Thank you. This is very well done. Practical and useful.
This is perfect! Finally someone explained clearly and slowly how to do start and progress burpees.
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I am 70 and 1/2 year old and accidentally was looking how to burpee i seem to forget since gyms at fitness closed. i am amused with your beginners burpee it is much easier to follow. Thankyou so much for the video. am impressed.
I started a workout class and I could not figure out how to do this as I only hit my knees on the ground while jumping out. Now I finally have a very beginner guide 👏🏻 thank you
Thank goodness for your video!
I'm a beginner, was trying to do advanced burpee, not knowing there's a beginner method...I found your video as I was killing myself doing the advanced method! *Whew*
This is literally the *most well explained, most informative video ever!!* I am gonna try a intermittent 100 days burpees challenge starting today and I wanted to correct / improve my form. And this video helped *immensely* Thank you!! 💪🏼🔥
The workout class I do typically includes burpees but they always make me feel dizzy - our coach is amazing at showing modifications for all fitness levels and he did show the “gentle” burpee as a beginner option. This video was so helpful for additional options and how to work up!
Amazing video man. I was avoiding burpees long time. Now its time to start the journey.
As an avid crossfitter and 72yo I struggled with burpees for a long time trying to sort out how to do something that would flow and get my HR up. I finally ended up with your baby burpee variation with the hop. Only I called them my half-assed burpees. I wish I had seen this a few years ago. It would have saved me a lot of experimentation and frustration. Thanks for this! Following now!
Best video on this yet. At 53 I am working my way into activities like this. Thank you 🤘
YOU GO JOE! GOOD FOR YOU!
@Horatio Sims Thank you :)
Awesome video. I’m 59 yo and recently lost 40 lbs. Ready to get into more challenging workouts. Can’t wait to get started.
God bless you
Inspiring. Thank you
Trying so hard to focus on his instructions but i kept eyeing the cat door and hoping a cat would just pop through 😂
Same 😂😂 cat people unite!
kummiekins 🤣😂🤣😂
Hee hee that’s cute!! 😸
it's not only meek who focus on this hahaha
I love burpees! Thanks for sharing this post!!! Here’s something else to add th-cam.com/video/LlVVykoISwc/w-d-xo.html ENJOY IT!!! Also help me grow by subscribing to my channel Chancyfit 🎉🎉💗💗💗
Thank you for the step by step and really appreciate the process of gradualism.
This was an excellent vid. Im starting a 30 day burpee challenge, so I really needed this! Thank you!
I found that coming back in the squat position on your toes puts a lot of strain on the knees. Keeping my heels flat when I come back up makes a huge difference and places more of the work in my glutes.
Man you gotta a magic in explaining, it was awesome i liked it and will work on it .Double 👍👍
Sooo beautifully explained! This was one of the toughest exercise & was finding a way to skip, BUT you made it easier for me. Thanks 😊
I was always a gung-ho athlete and then at 61, I got covid and spent 12 days on ventilation in ICU to everybody's amazement I made a full recovery and iam now breathing at 98% oxygen the thing is having the covid it does a number on your confidence and you videos have given me hope to get my youth back .
This one is by far the best tutorial for burpees!! (In my opinion)
Thank you soooo much for explaining the variations of Burpees. I have never seen gym or training professional explain it this way. You know your stuff. Thanks
Considering myself a rookie at all this stuff, I'll happily say this video is very clear and helpful, definitely going to practice this soon :)
I really appreciate the simplicity in your instruction. I've been asked to do a combination of battle ropes and burpees. I'm just not very experienced with the burpees. During off days for the gym I'll practice. Thanks again.
Thank you so much! This is such great guidance, I don't feel so intimidated by burpees anymore :)
Thank you for this video! I noticed that it has been around for a while, but I just discovered it and truly appreciate it! I used to beat myself up over trying to do burpees like well-experienced trainers and would get frustrated and quit. YOUR video proves that I CAN do burpees, NOT beat myself up, and gradually move into the more accelerated versions! THANK YOU, THANK YOU!
Thanks for a clearly explaining the different variations of the burpee and hope to progress from easier routines to more complex routines. Very helpful
Spectacular. I’ve watched dozens of videos looking for a good explanation of how to build up. This is by far the best one.
This video helped me a lot, and I just wanted to say thanks
Love this demo, so helpful! I’m 70 and can manage a few of the hop squat. Thank you so much
Thank you! Recovering from hip replacement, the gentle burpee is perfect!
I never thought id here hip replacement and burpee in same sentence
Good for you, not letting something like a hip replacement get in your way! Very inspiring! Keep it up :)
@@franksmith1956 haha same
Thnx brother. You are gentle in your tone and thorough with knowledge. Makes the delivery of training easier.
I hope you have recovered from the stroke. Please ask for help where needed....Amen. ❤ God bless.
Finally someone doing this exercise with proper form
Thank you for describing all of these!!! Very helpful!
Bless you for this great video for beginners like me. I just added the gentle burpee to my workout routine today, they are hard but the fitness payoff is huge!
Excellent techniques you showed in this video bro. Very authentic exercise for abdomen and weight lose❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much for this. I’m a beginner in the fitness world. Appreciate your explanations and work here. Makes it easy to understand
Thank you for this. You make it very clear how to do these. I shall use these as I've set myself a goal after cancer treatment.
This is a great beginner's episode. Thank you so much!!
I've got like six of these tutorials open on in tabs my browser and only this one proved useful. Nicely done!
So glad I found this, i was doing too much too soon
Excelente instructor!
Sehr anschaulich erklärt, danke!
Thank you kindly I've been looking for videos on burpees and this is definitely the best one I've have seen so far thank you very much!!!!!!!!
Wow 😮 thanks for showing us true beginners at 50 plus a burpee that we may actually be able to do 👍
Very much appreciated. I had knee surgery seven months ago and am trying to regain my fitness level. These are perfect.
I love this! Thank you! It's exactly what I needs.
Excellent video. The first one to explain exactly what a burpee is and show the different burpees one can do as one makes progress. Thank you!
I've progressed to 60 gentle burpees from 30 :) when i reach 100, i'll progress to baby burpees! :) cheers!
Thank you so much. I really loathe the thought of doing burpees, but now I have a safeway to start and look forward to proceeding with this exercise. I didn't notice any audio problems.
I started doing them just before end of 2019 now I’m using a bench press bar doing like a squat from floor to a press up over head.
Did you do them every day? or what was the routine
Great introduction !!! Thank you bunches 🥰
This is tricky with long legs.
Thanks for sharing a simple way of doing this exercise .I should have learnt about before I did my surfing lessons. Once I get good at burpess I will have a go at the surfing lesson. I had a operation in 2006. Now while it allowed me to do most things again it restored my ability to walk. When you cant walk you cant work very well anymore. In a trade say good by to the ability to get around without legs.
Newbie here 😂 I just started today challenging but I won’t give up
Even a regular tuck jump is challenging! Such a cool exercise for a stronger heart. Thanks for the progression. New challenged unlocked!
Thanks for this vid I lost 2 calories by just watching. Good start before actually doing it. BTW this is my version of the first variation and I'd like to call it the "Fetus Burpee".
th-cam.com/video/2VhPvPWhCYA/w-d-xo.html
I had delayed muscle sore after watching it😂
So I had to wait 3 days just to start😂
Thank you for taking the time to create a step by step tutorial.
Very helpful for each and every muscles for whole body
Excellent simple and concise instructions with a good video.
I'm currently at the "Hop Squat" level. My biggest challenge is figuring out when to inhale/exhale during the movement. Any suggestions?
What? Like there's breathing involved? No one mentioned breathing. Sigh. One more thing to figure out. It's always the little things, in'it?
Exhale on every exertion or push. Inhaling will take care of itself.
Had just started incorporating burpees into my workout regime. You've explained and demonstrated it very well making it clear for beginners like me. Can't thank you enough.
I like that he's a cat person.
Thank you for recording and posting this educational video.
These were called squat thrusts in the military.
Great video. Good advice. Everyone’s fitness level is not the same. Without a trainer by your side, it’s important you know what you can and cannot do...yet. A person should not do something that can potentially harm their body. I think your demonstration is great in that you show the baby steps and gradually make the exercise more challenging as one works toward a fitness goal.
This is the tequila of workouts for me.
I hate tequila, but it does the job done quick 😵🥴
Thank you sooo much for this video! I had surgery on torn tendons in my heel and ankle of my left foot and those baby burpees helped tremendously! I almost feel like crying lol. Currently still in physical therapy. I was working out before my injury and of course after the injury I haven’t been able to do any cardio or leg work. Slowly getting back to form though. I’ve seen your videos before but today I’m a subscriber! Anyway thank you again!!
So, if I can't squat low enough to touch the ground with my hands, is there such a thing as a bench burpee?
Jenifer Alsemgeest yes, good question. You could use a bench, the bottom of a staircase, a step stool... anything sturdy and elevated to put your hands on during the kick out. I also recommend doing a few squat stretches daily in the evening. You're more limber in the evening so that will help. Just go into as deep of a squat as you can while maintaining good form and hold the position. Let your weight pull you down so you sink deeper gradually. Hold it for as long as you can bear each time. Over time your squat flexibility will improve and you'll be able to touch the ground :)
Fantastic breaks for all the difficulty levels.
The hardest workout for is getting up from bed 😂
i saw couple of videos for burpee but the way you tell and show every information is really great.it really helpful man ..thank you for sharing such wonderful information ..
Am I the only one who thinks that this guy looks like Johnny sins?!? 😂😂
Gtfo
I was getting more of a Mr Clean vibe.
@@merkretro629 haha 😂
@@kinslayer3609 shut up bitch
Excellent video! Been doing burpees wrong for 40 years. Now I know better. Don't worry about the audio. It's fine.
I did 50 push up burpees for 2 days straight.
I couldn't feel my body the next day
😂😂😂😂
Great example and explaining of this exercise
Me: I hate burpees
Also me: How to do burpees perfectly 😐😐😑
Thanks. This was very helpful. No worries about the mic.
If you hate burpees raise your hand!
Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of great instructors on YT. You are something else. Deep knowledge, ability to channel the info and all this with a great attitude. Unique combination.
YOU ARE A TOTAL BURPEE BEAST!! THANK YOU, VERY IMPRESSIVE FORM & SPINAL STABILIZATION THROUGHOUT EVERY SINGLE BURPEE!!! AND GREAT LEARNING!!
Thanks for sharing. A few variations I have not considered.
Brilliant
Great discussion of the variations. It took me back in time though. All the way back to the 1950's and 60's to my routine with the Army when the Daily Dozen was part of our life. Several of the variations were included in the Daily Dozen regimen.
Am learning to surf and burpees were recommended as a land based exercise. Thanks so much for the variations from gentle burpees - my starting point.
Excellent workout thanks
I have been having such a hard time with burpees. Thanks for this video
Thank you so much .... This is the best video in TH-cam that explains the variation of burpees from beginner to advanced ..I started doing this today and sweated a lot doing the gentle burpees 100 times😅 ... ... Feel more energetic .. I hope I do the advanced level soon
This is my first time seeing what a burpee is.. I’ll be starting these tomorrow!💪🏾
I congratulate you for breaking down the steps to do a burpee. The funny thing to me is that I learned them in the Army but of course, the drill Sargent never explained much and we just did what they told us to do. Plus we started to do it at the advanced level from the "get-go" I haven't done those in a very long and they won't be as easy since I got older and got heavier. But by you putting them in different levels it makes it easier. Thank you for the information and keep up the great job you are doing.
Very detailed and clearly introduced. Thanks
Thanks for this instructive video, I'm a very beginner, I will follow these steps
This is awesome. Thank you so much for helping us step by step on how to do burpees. I do not like burpees but I know they are a great way to get the heart rate going and for the whole body to get going. Again thank you, stay safe and be blessed.
Brilliant demonstration, thank you. It's a thumbs-up and a sub from a, once fit, but now, overweight and lazy, old guy in the UK.