Episode 2: The Burpee part 2, Jump Backs

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8 Responses to “Episode 2: The Burpee part 2, Jump Backs”

  1. Robert Says:

    Hi Karen,
    True enough. You have got to honor the exercise and earn the way there. A beginner needs to strengthen up all the weak spots. Condition tendons and ligaments, build cardio fitness etc….to grind out a more advanced exercise like a full count burpee. keep up the good work!

    Best,
    Robert

  2. Karen Says:

    Great detail visually and audio. I can learn from your site. First lesson: Full Burpees are not for beginners like me. I know why I have been having low back pain.

  3. What Muscles Do Burpees Work? | Fusion Fitness TV Says:

    [...] stage of a burpee works butt, thighs, calves and to a lesser degree your upper back and abs. In episode 2 , walk outs, the upper body comes into play. Abs, chest and shoulders. Move onto episode 3, the [...]

  4. Robert Says:

    Hi Jason,
    Thanks for stopping by. V-ups might have to be featured on the show too.

    Best,

    Robert

  5. Jason Says:

    Love the Burpee, its one of my favorite exercises right next to a v-up, great job with the video!

  6. Dan and Deanna Says:

    Nice job on all of this. Thanks to both of you for showing the right way to do things.
    Dan and Deanna “Marketing Unscrambled”

  7. Fusion Fitness Says:

    Thanks Greg,

    I will be showing a bit of my stuff in the Burpee part 3 episode. Jen is doing such a good job though, I don’t know how much I willneed to do. We have more plans for Jen to finally get a few sentences in too! Thanks for the compliments by the way.

    Best,

    Robert

  8. Greg Says:

    Great stuff, Robert!!!

    You talk a great game… but it seems to me that your lovely co-host is the one doing all the work!
    Why not get down and show some of your stuff…

    I can’t imagine how hilarious your commentary would sound as you grunted and heaved through one of your kettle-bell routines!

    In all seriousness though, a terrific little series that provides a straightforward and easy to follow regiment that anyone can do to get themselves into better shape.
    Keep up the great work!!!

    Oh… and let Jen get a word in edgewise, why don’tcha?

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