Because I obviously need to get into better shape (let's not even talk about fighting shape!), I'm going to try this circuit in a few minutes.
Start with [Nathan: what does he mean START!!!]I'll tell you how it goes within about an hour. I will update this post with the results...
Rest for one minute and repeat for 3 more sets. A total of 4 sets
- 5-10 burpees (you can do more or less depending on your fitness level)
- 25 Pushups
- 50 Bodyweight Squats
- 25 Leg Lifts or roman twist
- 5-10 Pullups (you can do more or less depending on your fitness level)
NOTE: If you don’t have a pullup bar, then shadow box by doing 1-2 combos for 50 reps
RESULTS (10 minutes later):
OK, Mike, I promised I'd post this, and here it is. Doh!
Source: Straight to the Bar
For more information:
Burpee video
Straight to the Bar
RossTraining.com
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4 comments:
That's a good workout! We do burpees pretty often. Terrific exercise. 10 is definitely brutal. Sometimes, when guys show up late, they're given a burpee for each minute they're late. Gets them warmed up quick! :)
Hope it went well!
Thanks Steve. I'm so out of shape that anything'll work right now, but I'm trying to focus on bodyweight-only, and limited space since I travel a lot.
I AM going to feel this tomorrow.
I like the burpee per minute late idea - hmmm. My future students will curse your name!
Nice Workout Nathan!
Getting back into condition is never easy but well worth the effort.
Don't go too hard at first, give your body time to adjust to the new demands. If you get injured or pull a muscle, it'll just take longer to heal and give you an excuse to stop working out.
Stay with it, do a little more everyday, and before you know it, you'll be doing 100 burpies! 500 body squats! It's all totally possible... it just takes time and dedication.
Remember, "Today we do what others won't, so that tomarrow we can do what others can't."
Respectfully,
Rick
I've just discovered bodyweight training and I have to say so far it's gotten me a lot farther in terms of training for martial arts. I'll have to try this circuit, seems like fun (heh, heh)! I'll be doing hill sprints soon because I hate running and would much rather run up a hill. How have your knees taken the burpees? I've also incorporated handstand push-ups instead of pull-ups. You should give them a try;)
Karrie
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