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Normalised Activity
Sean Robson and Paul Jones
67 episodes
1 week ago
Normal people who want to be capable for as long as possible, exploring the culture of exercise, activity and societal perceptions of what we do.
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Normal people who want to be capable for as long as possible, exploring the culture of exercise, activity and societal perceptions of what we do.
Show more...
Health & Fitness
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53. Burpees are not just for lockdown - with Lee Hazard
Normalised Activity
1 hour 29 minutes 6 seconds
2 years ago
53. Burpees are not just for lockdown - with Lee Hazard

Burpees are not just for lockdown. With the gyms being closed Lee took to the humble/humbling burpee and showed that only boring people find Burpees boring. Using the original burpee as a template he has grown and developed it to provide whole body workouts that are both creative and testing. After returning to the gym he found his pushing strength was the same if not greater.

Have a listen as we discuss burpees, beard length, relatability and going from  800 followers to 104k followers in a fortnight.

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Lee's YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/strongandconditioned

Lee's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/strongandconditioned

Normalised Activity
Normal people who want to be capable for as long as possible, exploring the culture of exercise, activity and societal perceptions of what we do.