Sebastian Brosche · 5 min · 771 words
Previously titled: Video 8 Yoga Burpee Flow
Okay, let's look at the yoga burpee. So we've all done burpees before and and I think it's really good to for cardio But the technique is usually pretty bad in a lot of cases. So this yoga burpee variation it forces people to Gain more control over their bodies. We include the float forward So it will reveal to you if you can catch yourself in the air or not it also has the explosive jump and it also turn while you do it and it also has the push-up, but we walk into it and Then we just repeat it turning is switching sides.
So When we do the float we already been through the float It's the same thing you do the float up and you try to low Land as low as you can and as softly as you can your feet. So you put on the brakes the second you land you Explose up into the air and you turn around and you try to of course break the landing by bending your knees When you're in the squat The one thing you can do like we did in the first warm-up is to walk your hands forward into a plank So you have the time to find alignment And then you do the low push-up with or without the knees down and then you push back into the dog so it's the The other variation is that you go straight from the squat and you dive into the low push-up So you want to catch yourself in the low push-up in the landing push back into the dog The thing you want to have talked about before this like you can do it with the floating Cobra low push-up There is a good chance to do the shoulder talk because this tends to happen when people dive into the low push-up They dive with the shoulders facing down the core disconnected. So you get all the weight in the front of the shoulders We don't want that we want to have the shoulders back the elbows in and the core strong So you want to have you want to have had this talk before if you want to do it with the dive in? so how I would cue it if I want to Give options is your ear in the down dog You float forward into a squat You jump around and you walk your hands into a plank Lower into the low push-up push back into down dog Float forward into squat jump around if you want to you can dive forward Through into a strong low push-up remember what we talked about with the low push-up earlier in our warm-up You want to add?
Okay, so you need of only a few of the these ones to really get the pulse up and it's You already had the float and all the positions before so this is the sequence where you just go go go like we talked about Before the variation here is that you make it more difficult and just go straight into the low push-up from squats Yes, I would take the opportunity When people are doing it free a free-flowing sequence It's good to learn the names of the people in your class and I would say strong legs good Stine that I jump in and I Reaffirm what I like about what people do So if Stine is engaging her legs and core or squeezing the elbows in the rolling the shoulders back anything that I talked about before I kind of Emphasize this at the same time as I'm giving someone a encouragement Nice work with the shoulder see they keep them strong. I'm not just talking to her She gets extra attention and she gets happy for doing it, right? But also everybody else hears this and this is our in This is a reminder for everybody who hears it. Yes, I agree and also Since you have time if because you do cue them the first round and then you just let them go and Nice things to remind him.
Can you how slow can you go with the feet? Coming down to the ground. How long can you stay up? How high can you jump up?
so you want this is where you want to push people and Like Sebastian said, this is also when you push people You also want to give them some credit and if you know their names It's a great way to encourage them to go even harder
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