How many push ups you can do in a row?
I can do 35 to 40. Trying to cross 50+ and aiming to hit 100. Is that easy to do 100+ in a row?
I've been trying to increase my count for sometime. I can do 50+ now. Mostly because I've lost 5-6 lbs since Jan. I guess to hit 100 you'll need to put a lot of time lifting weights as there's only so much weight you can lose.
100 is achievable just from developing endurance. No weight lifting required
Make sure you have correct form, you can mess up your elbows, shoulders etc if you're doing a lot over time
Yes, also it's good to do pull ups too to match pushups to not get any elbow issues in long run.
This worked to get me to π―: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zenlabs.challenge.pushups
How much time do you spend lifting? Being a father, I hardly get time to hit the gym. Wondering if I can still get there without gym π¬
At the time I did this, I was only doing push-ups and pull-ups at home so didn't take very long. Now I go to the gym 3 times a week or so for about an hourish each time
Over 9000!
I can do a thousand now.
I assume you could 2 thousand before
I got up to 70+ when younger and realized it's a waste of time. Having a huge chest is not attractive as a male; you look like a freak, buffoon.
Getting up to 100 push-ups shouldn't get you a huge chest unless you have some mutant pec situation. That's more endurance than strength. Lifting heavy weights consistently for years might get you there though.
Weird flex, but ok.
35 to 40 is a πͺ? In before you calling my comment a weird flex. ππ»
Oh, so you already realize it's a weird flex. Okay.