hi guys
I need help with royal marine standard burpee's.
In australia we call this a burpee
http://www.rosstraining.com/articles/burpeeclip.htm
Notice the push up and the jump.
what does the marines call a burpee?
is it from standing to squat to legs out then squat to stand up?
I only ask because i was re reading nigel foster's making of a royal he he said for poc to ace burpee's in the fitness test the need to do 45 in 1min.
I dont think any1 could do that many the way we do them down here unless we are just soft
so any help lads
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grahamanderson....
yep I think what you've posted is about right for a burpee, I surely hope the average isn't 45 in a minute!
I think your clip is right when it says 12-15 per 30 seconds as an upper average, but there will always be one or two chaps in the marines that will surprise you and probably hit that mark.
yep I think what you've posted is about right for a burpee, I surely hope the average isn't 45 in a minute!
I think your clip is right when it says 12-15 per 30 seconds as an upper average, but there will always be one or two chaps in the marines that will surprise you and probably hit that mark.
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i will keep practising the burpee then with the push up.
I only got confused because of this site
http://www.royalmarinesbands.co.uk/acti ... st-ie4.htm
So just out of curiosity on the prmc what kind of numbers are you looking at to achive for burpee's .whats an average score and whats a good score ?
Thanks for your help
I only got confused because of this site
http://www.royalmarinesbands.co.uk/acti ... st-ie4.htm
So just out of curiosity on the prmc what kind of numbers are you looking at to achive for burpee's .whats an average score and whats a good score ?
Thanks for your help
Graham Anderson
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here is another site where 41 burpees in 1min is the max
http://website.lineone.net/~wsccf_cdo/recruit.htm
cheers
http://website.lineone.net/~wsccf_cdo/recruit.htm
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Graham,
When Nigel Foster wrote his book the standard fitness benchmark was the USMC test, which included press ups, pull ups, sit ups, burpees and a sprint. The maximum score for burpees was 45 in a minute. However burpees for the USMC test were performed differently from your example.
From the standing position down to a squat - hands on the deck knees at the elbow, legs and feet back to the press up position - arms straight, feet return to the squat position, then recover to the standing position. No press up or jump.
The test was, as I remember:
Best effort at each discipline.
Pull ups - Max score 18 - no time limit
Situps - Max score 80 - 1 minute
Press ups - Max score 60 - 1 minute
Burpees - Max score 45 - 1 minute
Sprints 5 x 60m - Max score under 1 minute
When Nigel Foster wrote his book the standard fitness benchmark was the USMC test, which included press ups, pull ups, sit ups, burpees and a sprint. The maximum score for burpees was 45 in a minute. However burpees for the USMC test were performed differently from your example.
From the standing position down to a squat - hands on the deck knees at the elbow, legs and feet back to the press up position - arms straight, feet return to the squat position, then recover to the standing position. No press up or jump.
The test was, as I remember:
Best effort at each discipline.
Pull ups - Max score 18 - no time limit
Situps - Max score 80 - 1 minute
Press ups - Max score 60 - 1 minute
Burpees - Max score 45 - 1 minute
Sprints 5 x 60m - Max score under 1 minute
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