Push Ups???
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The Paper Route
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I would do them after your chest rountine.
yeahright
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jbthumper said:
Try this to begin with:
Everytime you go into the bathroom at home, do 25 angled push-ups off the bathroom counter. Just make it a part of your routine whenever you walk into that room. Vary the angle each time to put the strain on the muscles differently each time. This won't make you look like Arnold but it will definately help with the general strength gain you're seeking and it's basically effortless (adds and extra 30-40 seconds to each bathroom trip). Before you know it, you're doing 100 angled push-ups a day.
mywetnightmares
Kyra Gracie= my future wife
One of my former wrestling coaches who happens to be strong as hell gave me this routine.
Everyday do three sets of pushups start with a number that's challenging but not too tough to get through. Every week and 1 more to each set. If you start at 25 then in one year you'll be doing 77 per set and 231 per day.
Everyday do three sets of pushups start with a number that's challenging but not too tough to get through. Every week and 1 more to each set. If you start at 25 then in one year you'll be doing 77 per set and 231 per day.
mywetnightmares
Kyra Gracie= my future wife
It depends what your goals are, if you're mostly looking for hypertrophy then go with every other day, otherwise everyday is fine, I did stuff just as stressfull as that everyday during the season and I was fine. Doing it everyday will cut down on hypertrophy though.
Bean
Ectomorph man
Pushups can be varied in many different positions to hit many different muscles...
Doing standard pushups with a ultra-wide grip will hit your pecs hard and your front delts too. You can do half reps to make it really burn...
Moving your pushoff point (where your hands meet the ground relative to your body) can make a big difference as well. To burn out you can position your hands near where your stomach would contact the ground.
Another fav of mine is to put each hand on a raised part of the ground (on top of two objects at the same height). That way, when you go down, you can REALLY lower your body beyond what you normally would because the ground would have gotten in the way. It REALLY burns the chest
And diamond pushups really burn up the forearms
While getting ready for the military, I do pretty much pushups, situps, pullups of all kinds of variety... and throw in ass-to-grass squats, deadlifts, and barbell rows in to work out the rest of my body. That and run and run
Suprisingly, I'm not losing weight, but gaining definition.... your mileage may vary though
Doing standard pushups with a ultra-wide grip will hit your pecs hard and your front delts too. You can do half reps to make it really burn...
Moving your pushoff point (where your hands meet the ground relative to your body) can make a big difference as well. To burn out you can position your hands near where your stomach would contact the ground.
Another fav of mine is to put each hand on a raised part of the ground (on top of two objects at the same height). That way, when you go down, you can REALLY lower your body beyond what you normally would because the ground would have gotten in the way. It REALLY burns the chest
And diamond pushups really burn up the forearms
While getting ready for the military, I do pretty much pushups, situps, pullups of all kinds of variety... and throw in ass-to-grass squats, deadlifts, and barbell rows in to work out the rest of my body. That and run and run
Suprisingly, I'm not losing weight, but gaining definition.... your mileage may vary though