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wtfcl0ud · 11 months
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disclaimer: no there's all or none of the above option i'm aware i made the poll o7
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ptbrighton · 5 months
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burpee box jumps from yesterday's metcon session
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nklanuswulf · 8 months
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burpee femboy
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southcarolinawoman · 10 months
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English lavender from Burpee
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misforgotten2 · 2 years
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I planted some burpee seeds but all that sprouted were a bunch of flowers, not a single burpee. What a rip-off.
Family Circle  March 1948
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gardendrifts · 3 months
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Discover the Amazing Benefits of Starting Seeds with Burpees (Top Tips Inside)
Discover the Amazing Benefits of Starting Seeds with Burpees (Top Tips Inside). Looking to start your own seeds for a thriving garden?
Discover the Amazing Benefits of Starting Seeds
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Discover the best way to begin with our step-by-step guide on how to do the perfect burpee. From basic planting tips to proper care, we've got you covered! Don't miss out on a successful gardening season – follow these simple instructions and see your seeds blossom into beautiful plants.
Discover the Amazing Benefits of Starting Seeds with Burpees (Top Tips Inside). From basic planting Discover the Amazing Benefits of Starting Seeds with Burpees (Top Tips Inside)
Burpee How to Start Seeds for a Successful Garden
Starting seeds is an important first step in a successful garden. By starting with quality seeds, you can ensure strong and healthy plants that will produce a bountiful harvest. Burpee is a trusted brand in the gardening world, known for their high-quality seeds and gardening supplies. In this blog post, we will discuss the steps to take when starting Burpee seeds to ensure a successful and thriving garden.
What is Burpee?
Burpee is a company that has been in the gardening industry for over 140 years. They are known for their high-quality seeds that produce strong and healthy plants. Seeds from Burpee are tested for germination rate and are carefully selected for their superior traits. Their seeds are non-GMO and are backed by a guarantee. With Burpee, you can rest assured that you are starting your garden with the best quality seeds.
Why Start Seeds?
Starting seeds gives gardeners more control over the growing process and allows them to choose specific varieties that may not be available as seedlings. It also allows you to start your garden earlier in the season and have a longer harvest. By starting seeds indoors, you can also protect them from harsh weather conditions, pests, and diseases.
Preparing for Starting Seeds
Before you start planting your Burpee seeds, there are a few things you need to do to prepare.
Gather Supplies
- Seed-starting trays or containers
Seed-starting trays or containers are necessary for starting your seeds. You can purchase seed-starting trays or even use recycled containers such as egg cartons or yogurt cups. Just make sure they have drainage holes.
- High-quality potting soil
Using high-quality potting soil is essential for starting healthy seeds. It should be lightweight and have good drainage.
- Seeds
Of course, you will need Burpee seeds for starting your garden.
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Select the varieties you want to grow and make sure to check the recommended planting time for your specific region.
- Grow lights (optional)
Some seeds need more sunlight than others, and if you are starting seeds indoors, you may need to supplement with grow lights.
Start Planting Your Burpee Seeds
Now that you have all of your supplies ready, it's time to start planting your Burpee seeds.
Moisten the Soil
Before planting, make sure the potting soil is moist but not saturated. This will provide a good environment for the seeds to germinate.
Fill Trays
Fill the trays or containers with potting soil, leaving about an inch of space at the top.
Plant Seeds
- Depth
The general rule of thumb is to plant seeds at a depth of three times their size. Check the specific planting information on your Burpee seed packet for the exact depth.
- Spacing
Make sure to leave enough space between each seed to avoid overcrowding once they begin to grow.
- Label
It's essential to label each tray or container with the variety and planting date. This will help you keep track of which plants are which and when they were planted.
- Lightly Cover
After planting the seeds, lightly cover them with potting soil.
Water
Gently water the seeds after planting to help settle them and provide moisture for germination.
Provide Proper Light and Temperature
It's crucial to provide your seedlings with enough light and a consistent temperature for successful germination. Burpee seeds come with recommended planting times and information for each specific variety. Make sure to follow these guidelines for the best results.
Transplanting
Once your seedlings have grown to a certain size, it's time to transplant them into larger containers or move them outside into the garden. Make sure to follow the specific guidelines for each variety and carefully transplant them to avoid damaging the delicate roots.
Caring for Your Burpee Seedlings
To ensure strong and healthy seedlings, make sure to provide them with proper care. This includes regular watering, fertilizing when necessary, and protecting them from pests and diseases.
FAQs
Q: Can I start Burpee seeds directly in the garden?
A: Some Burpee seeds can be planted directly in the garden, but others may have better results when started indoors and then transplanted outside. Check the specific planting instructions on your seed packet for the best results.
Q: How often should I water my seedlings?
A: Seedlings should be kept consistently moist, but not soggy. Check the soil daily and water as needed.
Q: Do I need to fertilize my seedlings?
A: Fertilizing is not necessary if you used a high-quality potting soil. However, if growth seems slow or yellowing leaves appear, you can use a diluted liquid fertilizer.
In Conclusion
Starting Burpee seeds is an important step in a successful garden. With high-quality seeds and proper care, you can grow a thriving and bountiful garden. Make sure to follow the recommended planting instructions for each specific variety and provide your seedlings with the necessary light, water, and temperature. With a little time and effort, you can enjoy the fruits (and vegetables) of your labor. Happy gardening!
Discover the Amazing Benefits of Starting Seeds
Looking to start your own seeds for a thriving garden? Discover the best way to begin with our step-by-step guide on how to do the perfect burpee. From basic planting tips to proper care, we've got you covered! Don't miss out on a successful gardening season – follow these simple instructions and see your seeds blossom into beautiful plants.. Start Discover the Amazing Benefits of Starting Seeds with Burpees (Top Tips Inside)
How do you start seeds indoors with burpee?
To start seeds indoors with burpee, you will need:
- Seed-starting mix - Containers (egg cartons, seed trays, or small pots) - Seeds - Water
1. Fill your containers with seed-starting mix and moisten it with water. 2. Plant your seeds according to the instructions on the packet. Generally, you will want to plant seeds at a depth that is two to three times the width of the seed. 3. Place your containers in a warm and bright location, but out of direct sunlight. 4. Keep the soil moist by watering from the bottom of the container. 5. Once your seedlings have grown a few inches tall, you can transplant them into larger containers or into your garden.
What is the best way to start seeds with burpee?
The best way to start seeds with burpee is to follow their instructions carefully. Some general tips for starting seeds with burpee include:
- Use a good quality seed-starting mix. - Moisten the soil before planting to ensure it is evenly moist. - Plant at the correct depth, as specified on the seed packet. - Keep the soil moist, but not waterlogged, while your seeds are germinating. - Provide adequate warmth and light for your seeds to grow. - Once your seedlings have grown, transplant them into larger containers or your garden according to the instructions on the seed packet.
Can I start seeds indoors with burpee in the winter?
Yes, you can start seeds indoors with burpee in the winter. However, you will need to create an environment that mimics the conditions of spring. This includes providing adequate warmth and light for your seeds to germinate and grow. You may also need to use grow lights or place your containers near a sunny window to ensure your seedlings receive enough light. Additionally, avoid overwatering your seeds as they may not dry out as quickly in the colder months.
When should I start my seeds indoors with burpee?
The timing of when to start your seeds indoors with burpee will depend on the specific plant you are growing and your location. Generally, you will want to start your seeds indoors about 6-8 weeks before the last spring frost in your area. Consult the seed packet or burpee's website for more specific guidance on when to start your seeds for optimal growth.
How long does it take for seeds to germinate with burpee?
The amount of time it takes for seeds to germinate with burpee will vary depending on the type of seed and growing conditions. In general, most seeds will take anywhere from 5-21 days to germinate. Some seeds, like peppers and tomatoes, may take longer to germinate. Be patient and follow the instructions on the seed packet for specific germination times for your chosen plants.
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iconicfitnessae · 7 months
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What is the IDEAL burpee approach for YOU? How to Boost Your Movement Economy and Achieve New Heights
Pros and cons of different burpee variations – Burpees are mainly used as a full-body calisthenics workout that aims to build muscle-endurance and strength-endurance in both your lower and upper body. A standard burpee exercise targets mainly the muscles in your legs, hips, buttocks, abdomen, arms, chest, and shoulders. Using burpees as an assessment tool is a very useful way of discovering new weaknesses and performance markers.
Burpees as a test
Burpees can be more than just a full body exercise. I personally use burpees with my clients for 2 main reasons:
1 – Economy of movement – having the control to breathe and move correctly rep after rep as the heart rate increases, is a great way to conserve energy and teach clients about the economy of movement. I’ve used the 7 min burpee tests with a few of my clients and their earliest results were around 50 burpees in 7 min. Those same clients can now push 90-100 burpees in 7 min without major changes in body weight.
2 – Working capacity in specific considerations in training – I mainly have 2 types of clients, 1- the client that wants to lose unwanted body fat, improve their overall body composition. 2- clients who have performance goals in either CrossFit, Triathlons, marathon running, cycle events or team sport while recovering from training niggles, recurring injuries or persistent long term injuries. Both sets of clients can be tested every 8-10 weeks on a 3 / 7 min burpee tests. This test pushes them far enough to assess their working capacity in a test where the whole body is required in a own body weighted setting without additional equipment. This test does so repeating the same movement over and over again and requires them to perform outside their comfort zone. Getting used to being uncomfortable brings out the ‘best’ in people.
What is the ideal burpee approach for YOU?
I propose 3 variations:
Normal / fast / aggressive:
This is the burpee as we know it. The version where we go all out and see how many you can do in a short amount of time. This is the one where people usually cheat on their movement by not completing a full rep or cheat on the number of burpees they claim to have completed. It’s demanding, taxing and no one’s favorite. A full rep count as having both your hips and chest on the floor and coming up to full hip extension. Many coaches add a jump because its not possible to jump correctly without fully extending the hip. If you add a jump it’s a full rep and hard to cheat that.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/TPT4fERGAXI?feature=oembed Normal burpee / fast burpee / aggressive burpee
Pros:
Great for short workouts where you have to give it your all.
Great to get as many reps as possible in a given time , preferable a short time of less than 3 min.
Cons:
Incredibly taxing on the arms and shoulders due to you needing to catch yourself and your full weight coming down on the ground. It’s also very taxing because the faster you move the more oxygen you are sending to the working muscles. The entire purpose is to work as fast as possible but this means you burn out quick.
2. Paced / gentle:
This version still requires you to complete a full rep with chest and hips touching the floor and coming up into a fully extended way. Notice how I’m falling with less effort onto my hand. This dramatically decreases the eccentric load on my arms and shoulders therefore pacing my efforts and enabling me to do more burpees in the long run.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/kzexxHsZwjc?feature=oembed Paced burpee / gentle burpee/ step in burpee
Pros:
Ideal for setting up a large amount of burpees where max burpees are required over periods longer than 3 min. In some cases 7 min where pacing and the amount of burpees per minute and maintained over a period of time is essential.
Cons  :
Your burpee count here per minute is much lower than the fast and aggressive burpee. Although you can do more reps over time you simply cannot match the number of burpees per minute vs a fast burpee.
3. Low risk / rehab specific:
This is a very handy version to specific exercise considerations. I use this version for clients who have a history of lower back issues, knee and hip considerations. Notice how one leg is always straight , this is typically the leg or joint that has specific considerations and the amount of flexion to extension need to be limited. Keeping 1 leg straight also lessen the strain on the SI joint in the hip and lower back area and helps the lower back remain straighter than normal burpees where constant flexion to extension is not ideal and leads to further irritation of the joint.
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Pros:
It’s a great version to test clients with consideration how their working capacity if coming on during later phases of rehab. It also a great way to test and push clients with considerations a bit further who are used to doing burpees and feel they want to get back into it.
Cons:
Its very slow, but for these clients that’s a good thing, its still challenging and a very handy version.
Norms for testing the 3 / 7 min burpee tests
Over the past decade I’ve used these norms to test hundreds of client’s working capacity in either a 3 min for beginner / intermediate / specific training considerations and 7 min versions for the more advanced and elite athletes. These markers provide insights into the performance and state of my clients and provides a good base for you to compare your number with others.
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Compare your test scores with the table once you have completed either the 3 min or 7 min burpee test with the burpee variation of your choice. This will give you an indication of where your current abilities lie. I’ve seen a massive performance carry over from this test to other short-medium performance based test especially in CrossFit. I recommend retesting after 10 to 12 weeks and compare your stats with your 1st attempt. The goal is to move up in a performance ranking every 3 months.
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beeexercise · 11 months
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波比跳(Burpee)是一種高強度的全身運動,結合了跳躍和全身力量訓練的元素。它是一種常見的有氧運動,可以有效地燃燒卡路里,同時提升心肺功能和肌肉力量。
它可以根據個人的能力和適應程度進行調整和變化。例如,你可以增加彈跳的高度、增加挑戰性的動作,或者加入其他變體動作,如交叉挺身等。這個運動需要一定的力量、耐力和協調性,對於整體身體健康和體能的提升非常有益。然而,如果你有任何健康問題或受傷史,建議在開始之前諮詢醫生或專業教練的建議。
執行波比跳的步驟如下:
站立姿勢:雙腳與肩同寬,手臂自然下垂。
蹲下:彎腰蹲下,雙手觸及地面,與肩同寬。
進入伏地挺身姿勢:將雙腳向後伸直,進入伏地挺身姿勢,保持身體平衡,手掌放在肩膀寬度位置。
快速腳部動作:快速向前跳躍,使雙腳回到原先蹲下的位置。
跳躍舉手:從跳躍的位置,舉起雙手,伸直全身,同時向上跳躍。
重複動作:重複以上步驟,進行連續的波比跳動作。
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xtinajensen · 1 year
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It’s Move of the Week time! What is it? The Reverse Burpee!!! This move is definitely tricky but can be mastered through practice and momentum. I’ve broken it down in 4 simple steps to help you develop the strength, mobility, and timing to be able to help develop the skills in no time! Save, share, repeat and most of all, don’t give up! Let’s get it! ✨ . . . 📸 @urbanshots_ @lululemonstudio @lululemon #lululemonambassador #thesweatlife #gym #gymgirl #workouttips #fitnessmotivation #❌tina #burpee (at NYC) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp0ranoOfc0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Running, wall balls & double unders ... You won’t get better unless you do things you want to get better at. Tier 2. And, I actually worked on my ring muscle ups !! #warmup 30 sec #jumprope 20 sec #highknee 5 #squat catch athletic #burpee 5 medball squats 5 #pushpress 5 #wallball #workout 20min #amrap 200m run 18 wall balls 200m run 36 double unders 3+20 T2 After workout, started ring muscle up training ... #crossfit #takeoverathletics (at Takeover Athletics) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnRswklO619/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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studiopopw · 2 years
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Sara Conde (Burpee Vet) • España (Spain)
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sempreguica · 2 years
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Frio e chuva em SP então o jeito é fazer o aeróbio em casa. É muito comum associar o treino aeróbio somente com a esteira ou a bike, mas há outras possibilidades bem interessantes. Por exemplo, os exercícios de calistenia como polichinelo, saltos, corrida estacionária, feitos no modelo HIIT, são ótimos, pois você não precisa de nenhum acessório e consegue fazer em um espaço reduzido. E se colocar o burpee nessa história, sai debaixo porque o treino ficará bem mais intenso!!! Quer saber mais sobre como fazer esses exercícios em casa de forma segura e eficaz? Da uma olhada nos meus reels, pois lá têm várias lives que fiz durante o começo da pandemia com esses exercícios. Vamos nessa 💨 _______________ #sempreguiça #musculação #hiit #emagrecer #emagrecimento #definicaomuscular #perderpeso #nutrição #treinoemcasa #burpee (at Santo André, Brazil) https://www.instagram.com/p/CignrSFuMKx/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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ptbrighton · 19 days
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Amrap 20
4 Front squats
3 Shoulder to overhead
2 burpee
2 pull up
as many rounds as
possible in 20 minutes
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vildo · 16 days
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Imma start collecting these like pokemon
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southcarolinawoman · 9 months
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Tomato, Gladiator Hybrid from Burpee. Giant Romas! Delightful.
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viejospellejos · 3 days
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Llados en un minuto:
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