100 Burpee Challenge


Workout equipment:

Workout type: Challenge

Timer setting: Stopwatch

Complete 100 burpees as fast as possible.

Join us for the monthly 100 burpee challenge! Read all about the challenge here.

August 100 burpee challenge rules

Step #1: Do the 100 burpee challenge. You have by the end of the weekend (August 9) to complete the challenge.

Step #2: Immediately after you do the challenge, snap a photo or video of yourself post-challenge. Post it to either Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook along with your current time AND the amount you’ve improved from last month (make sure to tag #12minuteathlete). You can also email your photo to me at [email protected] (use the subject ‘100 burpee challenge photo’ so I can actually find your photos).

Step #3: I’ll look over all the photos and times and send you 5 awesome #noexcuses wristbands for you and your friends!

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My time for today’s workout: 6:03!

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9 thoughts on “100 Burpee Challenge”

  1. I did the 100 Burpee Challenge for the first time today in 9:04. For about half of my burpees I did the modified pushup portion you demonstrate in your How to video, instead of the full pushups, though. Guess I need to work on being able to do 100 pushups in a row, too 🙂

    My question is: Are you doing all 100 Burpees in the speed method your video shows or with all full pushups?

    I know your overall motto with you site and this workout is just to give it your best all the time, (and I am definitely pumped just to have made it through the challenge) but I would like a benchmark for comparison to your awesome 6:03 time!

    Thanks!

    Reply
    • CJ, when I do the challenge I do chest to floor – not full push ups. If you want to do full push ups, go for it, but most people can’t do 100 full push ups in a row with good form (as in getting your chest to the ground every time), so focusing on the push up will slow you down A LOT. I go for speed – trust me, your arms will still be tired by the end 🙂

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