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Quirkees (Chest, Triceps, Biceps, Abs, Back & Legs)

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Uploaded by on Apr 29, 2009

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Find me drunk enough in a club and I'll be sprawled all over the dance floor doing this but unsuccessfully and with shawshank determination trying to propel myself on to my feet.

Thanks goes to Kung Fu Master Speede & Tan who gave a young "Grasshopper" eager to learn this pearl of advice when doing the flick up part of the quirkees "You got to get your feet under your buttocks." Crazily enough the young "Grasshopper" did it first time.

Tips
1. Imagine yourself doing the move first.

2. Watch the vid as many times as you need to to understand the hop through and flick up.

3. The hop through requires you to quickly push-up whilst pulling your legs through. You have to go full pelt.

4. You need to get your body high onto your shoulder blades before you try getting "your feet under your buttocks."

5. On the flick part of the quirkees you may need to rock back and forth from your back onto your shoulder blades to give you extra momentum.

*NB* Please consult a doctor before starting any new exercise programme.

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  • This IS the Way !

  • @JeremiahLawrenceTV thanks man!

  • Nice work. Don't tell anyone, but I can't do that kip up yet! Lol!

  • Thanks! Type "kip up tutorial by jamie stroud" in the youtube search for a decent breakdown.

    Thanks for commenting and keep up the workflow!

  • Are you kidding me? you better patent this one, That's off the hook, I'ma have to give this a shot.

  • How'd it go?

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  • These look awesome!! a must try for sure!

  • I really enjoy your videos. Innovative ideas for budget fitness.

  • Very good, keep up the good work. I also like the "kettlebag"..

  • easy basic :) good job anyways

  • Thanks for the tip. I'm going to try it as soon as I find a patch of grass.

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