How many push-ups can you do?
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total or overall? total about 400 but not in a row throui gotta stop everyone once in a while to cutch my breathe but if you give me a little time i can do 400 push ups no lie0
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I can do 18 now which is a lot better than 3 months ago when I could barely do a "girl" one. My upper body strength sucks.0
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total or overall? total about 400 but not in a row throui gotta stop everyone once in a while to cutch my breathe but if you give me a little time i can do 400 push ups no lie0
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http://www.hundredpushups.com
Check out this site or their app...I'm up to 87 total in 5 sets!
I've been following this for about 6 weeks...I'm still doing modified (knee) pushups, but on the first day I could barely manage 15 in total...on Saturday I did 196 :bigsmile: Not bad for 6 weeks!
Good for you!
BUT, if you can do 196 modified push-ups, you can do full push-ups for sure.
My trainer always makes me do full push-ups until 'failure' then modified until failure... I hate it when someone walks in and see's me struggling with the modified push-ups.0 -
I do 150 "boy" push-ups in sets of 25 on my upper-body strength training days (2 or 3 times/week).0
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Most at one time was 81 (in the service) Most in 15 minute time frame was 200 (Basic training mail call) Most in a day was 375 (feet on park bench doing morning PT in Germany with a psychotic, but great, platoon sergeant) LOL Haven't done a push up in 15 years, but plan on getting back into it0
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Three sets of 10.0
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this video gives you too much of a pause with this down up stuff...0
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Sadly, zero.
Carpal tunnel in right hand, my wrist has been screwed up on my left for a while. I tried to do some today and I couldn't even support myself. ;-;0 -
Today I did 1 set of 20 and 2 more sets of 15 on the toe push ups0
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3 x 8-10 full push ups. It's been a battle to get even to this point.0
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17full push ups. (:0
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Squeeze your butt and focus on holding everything in your core tight when you're doing them. And speed is your friend!
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This routine may help.
http://sealgrinderpt.com/navy-seal-workout/pavels-pushups.html/
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I'm a 1st degree blackbelt in tae kwon do and we had to perform a push up challenge at our last belt test. I did 43 in 60 seconds -- all on my toes.0
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I used to do 120-140 at once for my army PT tests, training for push ups is really just to keep doing them. I do a set of 50 twice a day now.
There are tricks to do them.
for example changing your hand position can allow you to change which part of your muscles are used. this can buy you a few more reps when you think you are burnt out. Start with your hands pointing straight when you get tired turn them out a little, when you get tired turn them slightly in. Moving them wider and closer can do this as well.
Feet position matters, together or spread apart makes a difference. I like my feet together but you may do well with a little space between them.0 -
I am pleading the 5th. Lol I can still do that if I don't live in the US right? LOL0
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meaning if someone posed me with my arms out in front of me on the ground I THINK i could make it to the ground without just simply falling to my face the moment they let go. at least that's what i think.0 -
Regular: None
Modified girly knee pushups: about 100 -
I used to do 120-140 at once for my army PT tests, training for push ups is really just to keep doing them. I do a set of 50 twice a day now.
There are tricks to do them.
for example changing your hand position can allow you to change which part of your muscles are used. this can buy you a few more reps when you think you are burnt out. Start with your hands pointing straight when you get tired turn them out a little, when you get tired turn them slightly in. Moving them wider and closer can do this as well.
Feet position matters, together or spread apart makes a difference. I like my feet together but you may do well with a little space between them.
I move my feet further apart as I get fatigued. I think with wider spread legs/hands it's easier.0 -
Squeeze your butt and focus on holding everything in your core tight when you're doing them. And speed is your friend!
maybe if youre in jail0 -
0. I'm about to start working on that though.0
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About 5 years ago I was up to about 87 pushups in one set. One day I did 6 sets of 50 pushups within a couple of hours. Now, however, I've let myself get out of shape but the past 2 months I've been doing well. I've only done pushups for warm ups before a chest workout though, so I don't know how many I can do right now. I usually do one set of 25-30 before doing bench press or incline chest press with dumbbells. I would test myself right now, but I already did a pretty good upper body workout today0
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I can do about 2 and a half fake lady-push ups. Jealous?
YES!!!
I can do about 10 (kitchen counter) push-ups.
And I'm scared to death that I'm going to slip and knock my teeth out!0 -
Finally, 45 Girl /20 mens
This actually took me a month too perfect. I had an ankle injury for the past month and I had too resort too the Girl ones, but Im back too 100% now and loving it0 -
13 complete push-ups. Yay me!
Couldn't do 5 six months ago.0 -
I'm 43 and I can do 10 real push-ups. Any more and my form starts to go south. I'm actually pretty proud of that. I don't know understand the reference people are making to lady and man or girl and boy push-ups. I'm talking about a push-up where your spine is straight and you are on the tips of your toes.0
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A million.0
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A million.
Teach me your ways.0
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