squats and burpess!!!

cwolfman13 wrote: »

NoMoreAfatChick wrote: »

cwolfman13 wrote: »

What kind of results? A month isn't a whole lot of time to see results of anything. You'll see the best results with squats if they're weighted. Burpees are a dynamic movement that help promote the development of power and agility and are a good cardiovascular workout.

You lose weight when you're taking in less energy than your body requires to maintain the status quot, regardless of exercise.

@cwolfman13 results as in how it can change the way butt looks...

Not much is going to happen in a month...a fitness body is derived from living a fitness centric lifestyle over time...lots of time...you will obviously see progress along the way, but a month is nothing.

While squats to involve some glute activation, there are better exercises...I don't think burpees are going to do much for the glutes.

I agree with this. I would look into some kind of resistance or strength training that target the glutes. Strong Curves would be my recommendation (there is an at home program too if you don't have equipment or a gym)

Luna3386 wrote: »

Squats, follow a program like stronglifts.

I personally hate burpees with the strength of 1000 sun's so I avoid and never encourage others to do the devil's work.

I agree with strong lifts.

I didn't know anyone else who had this passion about burpees, I hate them and always have.

I didn't really do both of those to experience significant changes in terms of weight loss, but I remember a Zumba move I had that made me feel stronger and less soreness when I was doing it three weeks in a row. Same thing for the lunges/jumping lunges in Body Combat #36. The first time was always so painful, but by the third week (I did both that Zumba move and the lunges for about 3-4 times per week in separate period of time in my life), I didn't feel as painful & could catch up my breathing a lot better.

No I don't think that's how I lost weight... But I like that feeling of being stronger!

NoMoreAfatChick wrote: »

hello all....
how many squats and burpees a day to see good results in a month?
155lbs, 5'3'' female...
Just wondering... And we dont lose any weight with those right? just wanna confirm..
thank you..

edit: i am aware of the fact that calorie deficit makes you lose weight but just wanna know if anyone experienced any weight loss with squats and burpees..

You are aware, aren't you, that the answer is completely relative to where you are now and what you can do now? One squat and one burpee per day could bring results for one person, and 100 squats and burpees might not bring any results for someone else.

stanmann571 wrote: »

cwolfman13 wrote: »

NoMoreAfatChick wrote: »

cwolfman13 wrote: »

What kind of results? A month isn't a whole lot of time to see results of anything. You'll see the best results with squats if they're weighted. Burpees are a dynamic movement that help promote the development of power and agility and are a good cardiovascular workout.

You lose weight when you're taking in less energy than your body requires to maintain the status quot, regardless of exercise.

@cwolfman13 results as in how it can change the way butt looks...

Not much is going to happen in a month...a fitness body is derived from living a fitness centric lifestyle over time...lots of time...you will obviously see progress along the way, but a month is nothing.

While squats to involve some glute activation, there are better exercises...I don't think burpees are going to do much for the glutes.

If you're trying for glutes, flutter kicks will help...

and hip thrusts, and glute bridges, kickbacks, and a variety of deadlifts. <---those did more for my @ss than squats ever did.

NoMoreAfatChick wrote: »

hello all....
how many squats and burpees a day to see good results in a month?
155lbs, 5'3'' female...
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I HATE burpees.. every time my trainer says we are doing Burpees I give him the look

I'm not going to reiterate what everyone has already said for me LOL, but if you want to see physical changes through exercise, just remember to keep "confusing the muscles" and add challenges. You can do this by increasing the intensity (weight of something, more plyo, etc), increasing reps, etc. You need to make sure your body does not get too used to the move. There's no specific number to give you for the amount of burpees you should do because the body a whole lot more complicated with things than just numbers. Start with a program you can be consistent and hardworking with. Good luck and hope this helps.