burpee
- noun
- /ˈbɜrpi/
- Olympic lifting, swinging kettlebells, and doing body weight movements (pull-ups, push-ups, burpees) all work the core, making it stronger and tighter.
I might do burpees, which I hate, but I love fucking burpees.
- I might do burpees, which I hate, but I love fucking burpees.
- Like you jump down back like a burpee.
- He took that long so slow on the burpee station.
- And then let them know that you'll be there for them to go to the gym to do those burpees to be that human connection.
- But if you understand, you know, move, breathe, read and think, move, you know, I could do one minute of burpees.
- My wife, Chelsea and I, we have our daughter who's three years old, Arwen, she works out when we're working out, you know, and so she'll get down and do burpees or her version of them.
- It seems so insignificant because the effort to walk at slow pace or move or, you know, get up off the couch is a lot lower than doing a burpee, for example.
- What would you say here we've got the, the post meal walking crowd and the post meal burpees crowd.
Examples
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And I've been doing burpees every day for five years and you know it, it's basically become his go to exercise.
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Run for 10 minutes; go for a 1-minute sprint, 10 burpees, and 20 push-ups.
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And in an attempt to raise even more money for the kids, for every $10 received in donations, Clark and I will do one burpee.
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I dare you to do burpees for 30 minutes straight.
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So what I'm pretty much saying is that you should come, hang out, work out, and do burpees.
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So we'll start with a generic burpee, jumping to a plank, jumping to the sky.
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Five burpees, right now.
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So if you haven't gathered it yet, he took me to a CrossFit gym, and we did a baby run followed by a lot of burpees and squats.
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The various exercises included jumping in place, squats, lunges, push-ups, planking, tuck jumps, burpees, and mountain climbing.
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Doing ten burpees every morning really helps improve my fitness.
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Etymology
Burpee is named after an American fitness researcher, Royal H. Burpee, who invented the quick, full-body move in the 1930s as a simple 'fitness test'. So a burpee today is the short but hard exercise of a squat, a push-up, and a jump.