These are 19 crazy push up exercises-- gotta see to believe

Holy swearwords.

nuff said.

freaking hell!!

Fingertip - check
Diamond - hard but check
Hindu - part of my daily warm-up
Spiderman - check
Clapping - check
Dragonwalk - check (these are a helluva workout)
Archer - never tried, not sure I can
Chest tap - never seen these before; they look hard
One-hand - check, no more than 3
One-hand, one-leg - nope
And the rest just get insane. No way in hell.

nooooooo superman is the best lol

that is just the kind of stuff I want to be able to do *added to goal list*

I can do regular push-ups and push-ups with my feet on an elevated surface. Diamond push-ups are next on my list to try (they were before I saw this video, as someone advised me they're good for triceps) but don't yet know if I can do them or not.

The other ones will be added to my goal list in order of difficulty.... (some of them my long term goal list lol)

We do various types of push ups in our TKD class. But there is no way in HELL that I will ever EVER show this video to my instructor!! LOL

Bahaha, that is impressive and insane, yet I had to hold my laughter,. Especially at the Hindu push ups and the guy doing pull ups!

HOLY *kitten* BALLS!!! THIS DUDE IS FREAKING STRONG. The first few seconds I thought Oh I can do those until he became a freaking acrobatic flying monkey.

Fingertip - Yes, don't do max reps, but 10 as part of my warmup
Diamond - Easy
Hindu - Easy, more of a conditioning exercise
Spiderman - Little harder on the core, still easy
Clap - Can do 3 claps per rep
Dragon Walk - Never tried, but it seems like a one arm emphasized variant
Archer - Haven't done them in a long time, last 2 arm step in the progression to one arm pushups
Chst tap - Never tried, similar to clap pushups though, if you can do a double clap, the chest tap should be no problem
One arm - Can do 11 per arm on the form he's using, 5 reps each with a feet shoulder width
One arm one leg - Never counted, but it is a bit of a party trick. Isn't really much harder than a one arm pushup, when doing shoulder width one arm pushups, one of the legs is just there, you can lift it up and it doesn't affect the difficulty at all, the leg is merely acting like a counterweight.
Knee Slap - I've seen it, but never tried it.
One arm clap - I prefer to side switch instead of clapping when doing plyo one arm pushups (like Rocky does). Can do 3 reps each arm doing side switch plyometric OAP's.
Muy Thai - Another plyo pushup variant I've seen but never tried.
Aztec - These are a quite hard plyo pushup variant, never tried personally, I'm not that big into plyometrics. He's got a quite powerful plyometric pushup.
Superman - WTF, seems like a reverse aztec pushup. Never seen that one.
Triple Clap - Another standard plyo pushup variation, I do the 3 claps in front. Have to try the behind the back clap like that.
Lalanne Pushup - Know of them, never tried, front lever pulls work the exact same muscles in a much larger ROM, I work those.
Crucifix - Similar to a maltese pushup, but a maltese pushup has the arms at a 45 degree angle toward the waist instead of straight out. Don't paricularly like the crucifix pushup angle at the shoulder. Maltese pushups hit your pecs hard.
360 pushup - Damn, that's pretty crazy.

No handstand pushups?

Where at the planche pushup variations? Beyond one arm pushups, almost everything he does is a plyometric variation, not strength variations. A well done pseudo planche pushup is about as hard as a one arm pushup, and that is the easiest variation of the family, which get very, very hard (few people on this earth are strong enough to do a full planche pushup with good form).