@@lancehenryposerio4621 I do 100 everyday for 4 days out the week Monday Tuesday and then Thursday Friday. Just keep doing that and stay consistent and you can reach it. I use a 20 pound vest to speed up the process though. Don't use a weighted vest until you can do around 15-18. It only costs about 30 dollars.
Started at the beginning of December and now I can do 25 without pause but the pain is real. I usually do two sets a day and take a day of break in between just so my body would have time to recover a bit.
i'm really happy that more and more channels talk about push ups one of the most classic exercices with tons of benefits when is done correctly...personal experience i had a crazy increase at my push up strength when i combined 3 things:pyramid,explosive and isometric holds(with or without weights).Keep grinding team
@@raydenestgaucher8765 yeah of course...for example i want to do 100 push ups i go for 4,8,12,16,20,16,12,8,4 reps, beteween the sets i take some seconds rest my goal each time is to do the pyramid at less time than before when this became too easy i started with harder variations like diamonds and wide push ups and when i felt exhausted i went for the classic ones...if i have to give a tip for the pyramid is to never leave the set,do you feel really tired at the 2nd 16s or 12s? just kneel and continue...I hope i helped(sorry for any grammar mistakes)
@@gianniskagias3126 Hello sir,I want to know something from you..I am 18..and I used to do 50-75 pushups a day..but I haven't done any exercise for last 6 months..Can you tell me how can I start doing them again?I want to build some muscles as well,can you pls help me with that?
Thank you for all the work you guys have done with this channel. I was in a coma last year and lost A LOT of strength and stamina. I watch these videos as im trying to get back in shape. It is hard but things here are explained well enough so that even with my low strength I am beginning to recover. Slowly yes, but goals are never achieved overnight. Thank you.
I could hardly do 1 pushups literally 1 years ago. In my school we used to play truth or dare. And most of the times when I choced dare some of my friends wanted me to do 20 pushups which I always failed. But from then I started to train harder and harder. I increased it from 1 to 5 then 5 to 10. And within a month only I could do 30 easily. Now I can can do 50 push ups at ones effortlessly. And it helped me to increase my strength and reduce my body fat. Thanks for the likes.
1 : Make Sure that you're performing push up correctly with proper form 2 : Many Times overlooked even tough its the lowest hanging Fruit which is to lose body fat 3 : use kneeling and incline push ups 4 : You'll want to overload your push ups with more advanced Variations 5 : Aside from variations you can also use resistance bands to overload the movement 6: Make sure that you have sufficent amount of core strength 7 : Apply progressive overload 8 : Do Push ups more often 9: Lift weights at the Gym 10 : Stay Consistent with your Workouts
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00:00 Intro 00:29 Make sure that you're performing push up correctly with proper form 01:04 Flaring your elbows out too far 01:24 placing your hands too narrow 02:02 Many times overlooked even though it's the longest hanging fruit, which is to lose body fat 03:08 Advanced as well as those of you who that are begginers is to use kneeling and incline pushups 04:04 You'll want to overload your push-ups with more advanced variations 05:13 Aside from variations you can also use resistance bands to overload the movement 06:15 You have to have your core strength 06:50 Make sure you apply progressive overload 08:00 Do pushups more often than you do now 09:04 Lift weights at the gym 10:14 You have to stay consistent with your workouts
These advices have led to the most effective exercises I have ever done (and most excruciating), but results speak for themselves. I did calisthenics and bodyweight exercises mostly, but I have found these extra tips of his for these types of exercises to be far more effective and satisfying to me personally than any painful occasions before that in the gym. In the process I took a muscle gain plan from Next Level Diet, and without any additional supplements needed, my muscles started to grow massively over the last four months. Thank you for all these videos and advices over the years.
If lockdowns taught me something, it's push ups do nothing for strength. I got to sets of over a hundred push ups and still lost near enough 50% on bench.
I started 6 weeks ago doing two sets of 20 a day during the week days and taking the weekends off. I could barely do the second set of 20 even after a half of an hour of rest. Now I'm doing five sets of 20, a set every 10 minutes along with other exercises. Massive improvement and I feel so much better now.
About a month and a half ago, I started doing push ups. Started with 3 sets of 10 within an hour of jogging first week. Then went up to 4 sets of 10 second week, 3rd week I was able to jump to 7 sets. On the 4th week I jumped to 12 sets, then the following week I jumped to 15 sets, and a week later I was able to jump to 20 sets of 10 within the hour. Now working towards 25! I still got some improvements to make on my form since I get slight back sores now and then but I can fix that! Any one reading this, you can do it too!! PS: Within the month I noticed an awesome change in my chest, biceps, and triceps! 🔥
Bodyweight dips are a great way to improve push-up performance. The same muscle-groups are used but you're carrying 100% of your bodyweight (more if you're doing weighted dips).
@@alanguages Most fitness coaches (online) still recommend dips --- but not the kind where you're against a wall and your arms are behind your back. Dips on parallel bars are fine.
@@xjet You are talking about bench dips, the worse kind of dips? Even regular body weight dips are not recommended, as people dip too low, which I posted.
@@alanguages Well I can only speak from personal experience. I had rotator cuff issues in my 40s but now I'm in my 70th year on the plant and use dips as a key exercise for chest and triceps without any shoulder issues.
@@xjetMy right shoulder was torn a while ago and apparently screwed, since then. I can't do dips anymore, as the strain is too much. Amazing how you are able to still do them without issues, especially at your age. I take it you don't dip too low. How low do you dip down?
Just want to say that you really know what you are talking about,. I have been using pushups for almost 2 years, because of the covid lockdown. Best thing ever happened to me. Pushup have indeed toned my chest, arms and core. Thank you for this video and al the series on fitness. Kudos to your knowledge and sharing of it. Alberto Mejia
I too used to do pushups but i stopped doing them since like idk how many months it has been. Now i don't a single pushup. I lack continuity. Also after pushups my shoulders and arms hurt so I usually don't do anything the next day which is a break in the continuity. At when during the day should i do pushups cuz i don't have a schedule. I have to look out for my parents or it'll be awkward doing pushups while they're being around. Also can you suggest me how many pushups or reps should i do. I can normally do around 10 - 12 normal ground pushups (maybe more inclined ones).
@@Name-hp6eh Yeah i understand that but some things come up and i forget or can't do it. I'm not just lean but fully skeleton. Also i don't eat protein rich foods like egg meat fish milk etc or protein shakes. I do eat fruits and nuts tho. I am thinking of starting pushups, squats if i could (my knees hurt these cold days), plank in my room everyday so i just get into the habit of doing it.
Started with incline push-ups against my kitchen counter. Once I could do 40 straight, I am now doing kneeling push-ups, and once I get to 30 of those straight, I’m gonna try to do 10 real pushups. Started it almost 2 months ago. Hoping by the end of the year I will be able to do explosive push-ups, and an actual unassisted pull-up. 🤞🤞
Im trying to reach my goal of a 100 push ups in a row. this video definetely helps! i can do maximum of 25 as of now. i ll update this next month and let you guys know where im at for motivation. edit: 4 days later i can do 30
@@arc8118 It's easier for kids, since arm strength to body weight ratios are usually better. For example, most kids can perform pullups easier than than the adults
Super helpful! Your video helped me figure out why I have only been able to do a certain amount of pushups for such a long time. Now I'm going to be able to increase the amount of pushups and the level of intensity.💪
Bro no joke this helped me so much. I’m pretty young and I started working out and before I watched this video I could do 10-12 max push-ups with decent form. Now 12 minutes later, I actually did 20 push ups in one set instead of 12 in my FIRST TRY just with the tips about form. The main thing that helped me was to rotate my hands a little bit and also to use my core (abs). Thank you so much.
I am so happy to watch this video, I and my friends just started going to gym for some workout and I will definitely share it with them the proper way to do the push up.😊
I’m starting on 07/23/2024. I can do 10 push ups until it starts hurting. I’m in the process of joining the us Air Force and want to be ready for the challenges ahead. I also need to drop to 190lbs, I’m currently at 205lbs. If some fat lard like myself can start, so can you. I will do my best to stay consistent and work hard. Honestly, the most difficult part of my routine is the cardio 😅 Good luck on all of your endeavors ❤ I believe in you and you should too :)
I don't watch many RUclips videos about how to increase push up reps. The only thing i needed is consistency which helped me increase my push up reps from 5 to 35+.
My problem when starting push ups is always the mental connection between my core and brain. I can barely connect now and this is the problem me and my personal trainer are trying to fix.
I actually noticed that I can't for the love of it hit my chest enough if I do a 45 degree flaring... I need to do more in order to concentrate the work on my chest. Otherwise, I end up fatiguing my triceps, and the chest gets almost 0 workout and is never fatigued... So a slightly bigger flare works wonders for me. And no, my triceps are fine, while my chest is always underdeveloped :D I just can't seem to get it to contract proper otherwise. I also make sure to do a little bit of a butt arching to the top :D But just a little bit - this makes sure I get more resistance going.
Turns out, I was indeed doing pushups wrong. Once I fixed it, it became a little easier but obviously not anything big but I thank you for that. I've been trying to get better at pushups for a while now and I'm glad I came across your video
You can actually train effectively with your own bodyweight you can target the chest extremely good but as you said you have to keep going. Training with your own bodyweight is very effective and you don't have to pay for a gym or anything. If you want to increase muscles make the exercises harder like with push ups or something. Train with a timer like 40 Seconds on a particular exercises and see how well you are going and if you master it increase time or do some variations in your reps. Everyone is different but I personally train at home an I hear so many people say " You can't train with your own bodyweight" that's a lie try it yourself and you will see it works. That's the reason bodybuilders can't do many push ups because they have a good amount of mass that they have to push same goes for people that are overweight but if you're overweight you can train it of but if you're a bodybuilder it's really hard to push your own bodyweight with such a mass. I recommend training at home with your own bodyweight and see how it goes or you pay for a gym and only go there once or twice. If you're at home you are able to see your motivation and if it's nothing for you then it's ok but you don't have to pay for a gym you doesn't go to.
Awesome tips to help you perform better push-ups! That’ll definitely help you see faster results🔥 I have a lot of push-up challenges and upper body workouts!
THANKS SO MUCH!!!! As a thirteen-year-old, it's quite hard for me, but as soon as I finished watching tip #1 and applied it, it was so much easier!!! Again, thanks so much!!!!
Started learning boxing at the ripe young age of 41. First class I didn't know how/or could do some of the exercises so I substituted push-ups. That day I did 200+ push-ups!
I NEED TO THANK YOU SO MUCH. I always worked out so much I'm 14 i lift 2.5kg it's not much but i can't afford anything heavier so i do more Exercises but i never was able to do push up now you showed me i need it have my body straight and don't move it up or down now i can finally workout push ups
i do all my work out at home. i do pushups (as much as i acn) i do situps (amount of day*month) and wheigted squats (i put water bottles into my backpack) because i dont want to pay gym and im only 14
I really enjoyed your consistent exercise. Please exercise safely, and I will keep supporting you. Fighting. I love your kind explanation. That's splendid.
@@_justsndys404 Do max pushups as you can do and when you begins to feel you cant take any pushup then you have to take impossible pushups as much as you want, it will help you to increase your pushups
Back in the day, I was 176lbs bench pressing 315lbs. At work, I'd throw out 20 pushups at a time all day long while waiting for downloads or during online meetings, but some youngsters, 20 years younger than me, were doing 50 pushups at the end of each night. I thought, "I'd do 150 at a time at their age!" So I decided to up my game, but I ended up tearing my rotator cuffs. I wasn't even sure how I did them wrong to cause that, but that was a couple years ago, and I haven't been able to do a pushup on the ground since. I've started doing them against the wall, and I'm back up to 40lbs on the machine - 10 sets of 20. Any heavier than that, and my shoulders hurt though. Sucks.
@@haventhompson5046 got back to 10 sets of 10 at 80 lbs on the machine and can do a small amount of push-ups now. That's after a lot of physical therapy too. I'm going to do a manipulation on my right arm from the orthopedist this Friday 💪. We'll see after that because the pain has been making me miss sleep. Thanks for checking on me.
I started 100 push ups a day (50 in the morning and 50 in the evening) 2 weeks ago. now I can do 120 push ups. that at one time I could do 25 times, now 36 times. I recommend you
This was very informative and helpful. I am trying to lose weight since i am 296 and just 55 push ups dang near killed me. Thank You for showing me that i can do kneeling push ups to ease myself in.
Question: once proficient at the push up and diamond push ups is it best to push to fail each set or stick to the same amount in each set and up the sets? Thanks in advance.
Tbh once you can do sets of 25-30 you should really change up the type of push-ups you do. Widespread, dive bombers, stick bugs, etc.. and IMO, not that push ups aren’t a good exercise, but I think they are over emphasized. If there is one body weight exercise that would be really good to train and rep-out, it would be pull ups. Your posterior muscles are much more important than your chest muscles
@@jjohnsonnccc thanks for your words. Yes, I’d read this to be the case re the 25-30 mark. I mix it all up with sets of pull ups and chin ups on separate days, but appear to be getting the best gains from diamond push-up days. Think I’ll go to the decline diamond at the start of Feb, I’m sticking to a workout plan for each month, changing every month. All good fun 🙏🏼
@@The-stuff-I-do-at-60 do very slow pushups with your hands really close together almost touching out some weight on your back aswell and go slowly through the whole rep
I'm not gonna watch the video tbh, but that THUMBNAIL is incredible. This is truly inspirational. I'm gonna save this and hang it somewhere, I really do love it a lot.
I really appreciate this video. So in depth and very informative. I did 20 pushups for 30 days yrs ago and saw how muscular my arms got. I had to actually stop, they were getting muscular than my hubbies 😂
I have been doing push ups since my teen age years but started to notice that my right arm and chest are getting bigger than my left arm and left chest. I am a righty and felt that I can push harder on my right arm. This is probably the reason. Can you share with me any technique to ensure I have equal strain on both arms. Thank you.
Ahhh, this speaks to me so much! Thanks for your handy hints. I'll be sure to apply what I haven't been doing already. I feel like maybe you'd like to hear my story! ... 5 months ago I was just an overweight, severely unfit middle-aged woman, then I started working on fitness and movement 2-3 times a week. Last month I decided I want to be able to do a proper push up and started focusing my training to include core and more weights for my arm and shoulder muscles, with sets of incline pushups on alternate days. I thought 4 - 5 weeks would be enough to reach my goal, but I might need more time and am not stopping till I reach it. Wish me luck! And thanks again.
Im 15 yo and i train everyday. I start it off with 20 push-ups (sometimes the hands are close together sometimes wider) followed by 20 times Bench press with 40-50kg. Is there anything i should improve?
Thanks for watching. Here are the best pushup variations you can do to improve your workout:
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Push ups while watching tv cause alit of people sit around for 6 hrs a day what about working out every commercial break 30 push ups?
my wrists hurt when i push up....
what should i do
@@prattaydey2603 Decrease the amount of weight that you put on them
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Started from 5-10 per set years ago. Now I can hit 70 at peak. It's the consistency and discipline that matters
I just started back in like October and can do 24 without stopping.
@@maskedshinobi4314 how?
@@lancehenryposerio4621 I do 100 everyday for 4 days out the week Monday Tuesday and then Thursday Friday. Just keep doing that and stay consistent and you can reach it. I use a 20 pound vest to speed up the process though. Don't use a weighted vest until you can do around 15-18. It only costs about 30 dollars.
Started at the beginning of December and now I can do 25 without pause but the pain is real. I usually do two sets a day and take a day of break in between just so my body would have time to recover a bit.
@@oblivion9584 that's the right way. I've been doing mine for only Monday-Wed-Friday. Muscles need at least a day to recover and become stronger.
i'm really happy that more and more channels talk about push ups one of the most classic exercices with tons of benefits when is done correctly...personal experience i had a crazy increase at my push up strength when i combined 3 things:pyramid,explosive and isometric holds(with or without weights).Keep grinding team
Can you explain the process of the pyramid thing pls
@@raydenestgaucher8765 yeah of course...for example i want to do 100 push ups i go for 4,8,12,16,20,16,12,8,4 reps, beteween the sets i take some seconds rest my goal each time is to do the pyramid at less time than before when this became too easy i started with harder variations like diamonds and wide push ups and when i felt exhausted i went for the classic ones...if i have to give a tip for the pyramid is to never leave the set,do you feel really tired at the 2nd 16s or 12s? just kneel and continue...I hope i helped(sorry for any grammar mistakes)
@@gianniskagias3126 ok thanks bro I will try
@@gianniskagias3126 Hello sir,I want to know something from you..I am 18..and I used to do 50-75 pushups a day..but I haven't done any exercise for last 6 months..Can you tell me how can I start doing them again?I want to build some muscles as well,can you pls help me with that?
But 0 x 5 or 10 is 0
Thank you for all the work you guys have done with this channel.
I was in a coma last year and lost A LOT of strength and stamina. I watch these videos as im trying to get back in shape.
It is hard but things here are explained well enough so that even with my low strength I am beginning to recover. Slowly yes, but goals are never achieved overnight.
Thank you.
Hope you are getting back to strength again 💪
Wow a coma?! Damn dude. Hope
You’re doing amazing things now ❤
I could hardly do 1 pushups literally 1 years ago. In my school we used to play truth or dare. And most of the times when I choced dare some of my friends wanted me to do 20 pushups which I always failed. But from then I started to train harder and harder. I increased it from 1 to 5 then 5 to 10. And within a month only I could do 30 easily. Now I can can do 50 push ups at ones effortlessly. And it helped me to increase my strength and reduce my body fat.
Thanks for the likes.
i did 100 pushups a day for a month and still can only do 20 in a row ;/
@@50klavish54 20 is better than nothing
@@50klavish54 20 is better than what I can do right now
honestly for me the more i do them the easier they get
I can’t even do 1, any tips?
1 : Make Sure that you're performing push up correctly with proper form
2 : Many Times overlooked even tough its the lowest hanging Fruit which is to lose body fat
3 : use kneeling and incline push ups
4 : You'll want to overload your push ups with more advanced Variations
5 : Aside from variations you can also use resistance bands to overload the movement
6: Make sure that you have sufficent amount of core strength
7 : Apply progressive overload
8 : Do Push ups more often
9: Lift weights at the Gym
10 : Stay Consistent with your Workouts
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Thank you just saved me 12 minutes
U r the king
That's actually my stock photo doing diamond knee push ups in the intro. Love your channel! Keep up the good work!
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Sweet bro 😎
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00:00 Intro
00:29 Make sure that you're performing push up correctly with proper form
01:04 Flaring your elbows out too far
01:24 placing your hands too narrow
02:02 Many times overlooked even though it's the longest hanging fruit, which is to lose body fat
03:08 Advanced as well as those of you who that are begginers is to use kneeling and incline pushups
04:04 You'll want to overload your push-ups with more advanced variations
05:13 Aside from variations you can also use resistance bands to overload the movement
06:15 You have to have your core strength
06:50 Make sure you apply progressive overload
08:00 Do pushups more often than you do now
09:04 Lift weights at the gym
10:14 You have to stay consistent with your workouts
Thank you!
Ty ily bro
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Thanks bro
Awesome, thanks for your work!
0:59 Bro is violating the floor💀
These advices have led to the most effective exercises I have ever done (and most excruciating), but results speak for themselves. I did calisthenics and bodyweight exercises mostly, but I have found these extra tips of his for these types of exercises to be far more effective and satisfying to me personally than any painful occasions before that in the gym. In the process I took a muscle gain plan from Next Level Diet, and without any additional supplements needed, my muscles started to grow massively over the last four months. Thank you for all these videos and advices over the years.
One of the best channels on yt definitely
Great advice man! Quit gym 15 years ago mainly doing multiple variations of PUSH UPS in garage still ripped af at 51 years old!!!
Great work on your channel garageman
I’m ripped af at 14 years old😈
I'm ripped af after hitting the bong
If lockdowns taught me something, it's push ups do nothing for strength. I got to sets of over a hundred push ups and still lost near enough 50% on bench.
@@demoncore5342 progressive overload
I started 6 weeks ago doing two sets of 20 a day during the week days and taking the weekends off. I could barely do the second set of 20 even after a half of an hour of rest. Now I'm doing five sets of 20, a set every 10 minutes along with other exercises. Massive improvement and I feel so much better now.
About a month and a half ago, I started doing push ups. Started with 3 sets of 10 within an hour of jogging first week. Then went up to 4 sets of 10 second week, 3rd week I was able to jump to 7 sets. On the 4th week I jumped to 12 sets, then the following week I jumped to 15 sets, and a week later I was able to jump to 20 sets of 10 within the hour. Now working towards 25! I still got some improvements to make on my form since I get slight back sores now and then but I can fix that! Any one reading this, you can do it too!!
PS: Within the month I noticed an awesome change in my chest, biceps, and triceps! 🔥
how much you rest between sets, one minute or more?
Bodyweight dips are a great way to improve push-up performance. The same muscle-groups are used but you're carrying 100% of your bodyweight (more if you're doing weighted dips).
Dips aren't recommended anymore, as the exercise tears up the shoulders. Dipping low of course.
@@alanguages Most fitness coaches (online) still recommend dips --- but not the kind where you're against a wall and your arms are behind your back. Dips on parallel bars are fine.
@@xjet You are talking about bench dips, the worse kind of dips?
Even regular body weight dips are not recommended, as people dip too low, which I posted.
@@alanguages Well I can only speak from personal experience. I had rotator cuff issues in my 40s but now I'm in my 70th year on the plant and use dips as a key exercise for chest and triceps without any shoulder issues.
@@xjetMy right shoulder was torn a while ago and apparently screwed, since then. I can't do dips anymore, as the strain is too much. Amazing how you are able to still do them without issues, especially at your age. I take it you don't dip too low.
How low do you dip down?
Just want to say that you really know what you are talking about,. I have been using pushups for almost 2 years, because of the covid lockdown. Best thing ever happened to me. Pushup have indeed toned my chest, arms and core. Thank you for this video and al the series on fitness. Kudos to your knowledge and sharing of it. Alberto Mejia
I too used to do pushups but i stopped doing them since like idk how many months it has been. Now i don't a single pushup.
I lack continuity. Also after pushups my shoulders and arms hurt so I usually don't do anything the next day which is a break in the continuity.
At when during the day should i do pushups cuz i don't have a schedule. I have to look out for my parents or it'll be awkward doing pushups while they're being around.
Also can you suggest me how many pushups or reps should i do. I can normally do around 10 - 12 normal ground pushups (maybe more inclined ones).
@@Name-hp6eh Yeah i understand that but some things come up and i forget or can't do it. I'm not just lean but fully skeleton. Also i don't eat protein rich foods like egg meat fish milk etc or protein shakes. I do eat fruits and nuts tho.
I am thinking of starting pushups, squats if i could (my knees hurt these cold days), plank in my room everyday so i just get into the habit of doing it.
@Alberto Mejia Cordero i have done more push ups a day about 210 each at diferent styles
Started with incline push-ups against my kitchen counter. Once I could do 40 straight, I am now doing kneeling push-ups, and once I get to 30 of those straight, I’m gonna try to do 10 real pushups. Started it almost 2 months ago. Hoping by the end of the year I will be able to do explosive push-ups, and an actual unassisted pull-up. 🤞🤞
Good luck 🤞
I do incline pushups on my kitchen counter too! You got this. 🎉
Im trying to reach my goal of a 100 push ups in a row. this video definetely helps! i can do maximum of 25 as of now. i ll update this next month and let you guys know where im at for motivation.
edit: 4 days later i can do 30
@Ostracize just keep practising and you will get to where you wanna be
@Ostracize lucky I’m stuck at like 5 😂
@Ostracize i can Do 40
I can do 20 as a kid rn
@@arc8118 It's easier for kids, since arm strength to body weight ratios are usually better. For example, most kids can perform pullups easier than than the adults
Push-ups are the main exercise I do! Great video and so encouraging for me to push harder.
Super helpful! Your video helped me figure out why I have only been able to do a certain amount of pushups for such a long time. Now I'm going to be able to increase the amount of pushups and the level of intensity.💪
Bro no joke this helped me so much. I’m pretty young and I started working out and before I watched this video I could do 10-12 max push-ups with decent form. Now 12 minutes later, I actually did 20 push ups in one set instead of 12 in my FIRST TRY just with the tips about form. The main thing that helped me was to rotate my hands a little bit and also to use my core (abs). Thank you so much.
I am so happy to watch this video, I and my friends just started going to gym for some workout and I will definitely share it with them the proper way to do the push up.😊
Thanks! I started on January 1st and have been increasing doing reps every day. This was very helpful information and well-presented!
I swear I was struggling in push ups and when I open RUclips this video came in my recommendation
I started for 7 pushup before 1 month now I an doing 50 push ups this is called transformation
I always tried to do push-ups, but I have no strength on my upper body, I can’t even do one push-up properly... I’m so happy you made this video
0:25 lmao why is that Russian Guy who uses only his feet there.
Thank you so much. This usable information has tought me how to become absolutely RIPPED thanks BRO!👊
I’m starting on 07/23/2024. I can do 10 push ups until it starts hurting.
I’m in the process of joining the us Air Force and want to be ready for the challenges ahead. I also need to drop to 190lbs, I’m currently at 205lbs.
If some fat lard like myself can start, so can you. I will do my best to stay consistent and work hard.
Honestly, the most difficult part of my routine is the cardio 😅
Good luck on all of your endeavors ❤ I believe in you and you should too :)
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I needed this my upper body strength out of 10 is probably in the negatives
I am sorry but the toes at 9:50 got me 😂
As far as I am concerned you are the best thing going for physical fitness especially for those of us on the back nine. Than you brother.
This was very helpful, thank you.
I just put plates on my back.
Increase weight accordingly.
Helped a lot.
Went from 5 pushups to 80
My 2 year old son sits on my back
@@michaelg1237 hahaha my dad used to do that
How long did it take
@@Haider484 4 months
@@shaanmuneeb6339 wow and for me it took 6 months for me to go from 20-50-42 pushups
This is the kinda stuff I watch at 3 am before a P.E. Test
I don't watch many RUclips videos about how to increase push up reps. The only thing i needed is consistency which helped me increase my push up reps from 5 to 35+.
This is a very helpful video, thank you for the upload! 💪🏽
This is a great channel! I only caught sight of you folks in recent times, but it’s now among my favourite channels.
Lmao😂 mr beast lite😂
editor is confirmed indian or influenced from bolly wood 😁
Pov: you get that random motivation of doing something with your life at 3am and say that you’ll do this
Thanks bruh I have 2 friends that want to go to the gym and they don't even know how to do push ups so this video will help them
My problem when starting push ups is always the mental connection between my core and brain.
I can barely connect now and this is the problem me and my personal trainer are trying to fix.
Same
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I actually noticed that I can't for the love of it hit my chest enough if I do a 45 degree flaring... I need to do more in order to concentrate the work on my chest.
Otherwise, I end up fatiguing my triceps, and the chest gets almost 0 workout and is never fatigued... So a slightly bigger flare works wonders for me. And no, my triceps are fine, while my chest is always underdeveloped :D I just can't seem to get it to contract proper otherwise.
I also make sure to do a little bit of a butt arching to the top :D But just a little bit - this makes sure I get more resistance going.
Love these informative videos!! 😍😍😍
Yah it's very helpful
Turns out, I was indeed doing pushups wrong. Once I fixed it, it became a little easier but obviously not anything big but I thank you for that. I've been trying to get better at pushups for a while now and I'm glad I came across your video
Bro literally put the no hand pushup meme💀💀
You can actually train effectively with your own bodyweight you can target the chest extremely good but as you said you have to keep going. Training with your own bodyweight is very effective and you don't have to pay for a gym or anything. If you want to increase muscles make the exercises harder like with push ups or something. Train with a timer like 40 Seconds on a particular exercises and see how well you are going and if you master it increase time or do some variations in your reps. Everyone is different but I personally train at home an I hear so many people say " You can't train with your own bodyweight" that's a lie try it yourself and you will see it works. That's the reason bodybuilders can't do many push ups because they have a good amount of mass that they have to push same goes for people that are overweight but if you're overweight you can train it of but if you're a bodybuilder it's really hard to push your own bodyweight with such a mass. I recommend training at home with your own bodyweight and see how it goes or you pay for a gym and only go there once or twice. If you're at home you are able to see your motivation and if it's nothing for you then it's ok but you don't have to pay for a gym you doesn't go to.
You inspired me to get back to the basics. Thank you:) Great video as always
Who else preparing for army? 💪
I'm trying to earn my next belt in Taekwondo
Navy💪
Trying to be top scoring
Some are here for the army while some are here for P.E class
Swedish army here I come
Very good this video👍👌
The way he explained was amazing ❤️
Glad to be getting this channel back into my feed on a regular basis! 💪💪👌
Thank you man for posting this video I was finally able to do a push-up correctly
12:21 thanks for including the greatest indian actor Amir khan ! love your videos btw
this helped me a lot !
Thank you sir, this video is right on time for me! Great channel btw.
Awesome tips to help you perform better push-ups! That’ll definitely help you see faster results🔥
I have a lot of push-up challenges and upper body workouts!
0:27 that guy without hands made me chuckled
Comforting to know what 13m other people have trouble doing push ups lol.
First time here, great advice I’m trying it after this vid
You can also use a weighted vest for push-ups.
THANKS SO MUCH!!!!
As a thirteen-year-old, it's quite hard for me, but as soon as I finished watching tip #1 and applied it, it was so much easier!!!
Again, thanks so much!!!!
Started learning boxing at the ripe young age of 41. First class I didn't know how/or could do some of the exercises so I substituted push-ups. That day I did 200+ push-ups!
Interesting
Young age of 41?? 💀
@@pandae5657 😂
Zlatan?
Thanks a ton for making this video!
Been looking for videos like this. I’ve been doing 100 daily push ups total and I can do about 30 in one set
How
2:55 Diljit dosanjh
3:00 Amir khan
4:02 John Abraham
4:06 Vidyut jamwal
Good Refrences from bollywood actors
Love from India❤🇮🇳
10:03 Tovino Thomas from Kerela,India ✨
Thank you for putting this up. Very informative
Yah it's very informative
Thanks for the lesson man : )
Thank you...im a teenage boy that cant even do 5 normal push ups (no im not fat. Im just verry skinny) Im going to start working out with your help
This was very informative, thank you!
I NEED TO THANK YOU SO MUCH. I always worked out so much I'm 14 i lift 2.5kg it's not much but i can't afford anything heavier so i do more Exercises but i never was able to do push up now you showed me i need it have my body straight and don't move it up or down now i can finally workout push ups
Did I see Amir Khan 😰😂
Was about to start doing pushups from tomorrow this is perfekt!
Doing pushups made my arms bigger than doing curls. It also makes me feel better abt myself knowing I'm stronger than before
Tovino😌🔥
i do all my work out at home. i do pushups (as much as i acn) i do situps (amount of day*month) and wheigted squats (i put water bottles into my backpack) because i dont want to pay gym and im only 14
Same
@0:12 that's terrible form flaring your elbows like that D:
0:26 lol that Russian doing push ups with no hands got me there.
I really enjoyed your consistent exercise. Please exercise safely, and I will keep supporting you. Fighting. I love your kind explanation.
That's splendid.
I can barely do 74 pushup , one day ill go 100 straight
I was doing pushup maybe 5 month but I'm stuck in 20 pushup😭
@@_justsndys404 Do max pushups as you can do and when you begins to feel you cant take any pushup then you have to take impossible pushups as much as you want, it will help you to increase your pushups
I’m not even lying I finally did a push up
I started with 2 (and the second one with awful form and took me like 4 seconds) now i do sets of 60 to warm up for heavier lifting, lol
Great video!
Really appreciate these tips for push ups thank you 👍
Back in the day, I was 176lbs bench pressing 315lbs. At work, I'd throw out 20 pushups at a time all day long while waiting for downloads or during online meetings, but some youngsters, 20 years younger than me, were doing 50 pushups at the end of each night. I thought, "I'd do 150 at a time at their age!" So I decided to up my game, but I ended up tearing my rotator cuffs. I wasn't even sure how I did them wrong to cause that, but that was a couple years ago, and I haven't been able to do a pushup on the ground since. I've started doing them against the wall, and I'm back up to 40lbs on the machine - 10 sets of 20. Any heavier than that, and my shoulders hurt though. Sucks.
Aww I’m so sorry 😞
How are you doing today ?
@@haventhompson5046 got back to 10 sets of 10 at 80 lbs on the machine and can do a small amount of push-ups now. That's after a lot of physical therapy too. I'm going to do a manipulation on my right arm from the orthopedist this Friday 💪. We'll see after that because the pain has been making me miss sleep. Thanks for checking on me.
Im started again to do pushup after 4 months i didnt do, thanks for this incredible tutorials..
I started 100 push ups a day (50 in the morning and 50 in the evening) 2 weeks ago. now I can do 120 push ups. that at one time I could do 25 times, now 36 times. I recommend you
This was very informative and helpful. I am trying to lose weight since i am 296 and just 55 push ups dang near killed me. Thank You for showing me that i can do kneeling push ups to ease myself in.
So nobody's gonna ask what Lewandowski is doing on the thumbnail?
Who even is that also that’s a cartoon
lol
@el chico del futbol 🐒🐒🐒🐒🐒🦍🐵
@el chico del futbol u got a problem if he’s American?
@el chico del futbol he’s american,he cant control that. ur probably just some foreigner who thinks every american is dumb or fat.
Question: once proficient at the push up and diamond push ups is it best to push to fail each set or stick to the same amount in each set and up the sets? Thanks in advance.
Tbh once you can do sets of 25-30 you should really change up the type of push-ups you do. Widespread, dive bombers, stick bugs, etc.. and IMO, not that push ups aren’t a good exercise, but I think they are over emphasized. If there is one body weight exercise that would be really good to train and rep-out, it would be pull ups. Your posterior muscles are much more important than your chest muscles
@@jjohnsonnccc thanks for your words. Yes, I’d read this to be the case re the 25-30 mark. I mix it all up with sets of pull ups and chin ups on separate days, but appear to be getting the best gains from diamond push-up days. Think I’ll go to the decline diamond at the start of Feb, I’m sticking to a workout plan for each month, changing every month. All good fun 🙏🏼
@@The-stuff-I-do-at-60 do very slow pushups with your hands really close together almost touching out some weight on your back aswell and go slowly through the whole rep
Thx for the video. Easy to understand even as german :D And learned some additional facts to Push ups too. Good motivation!
I'm not gonna watch the video tbh, but that THUMBNAIL is incredible. This is truly inspirational. I'm gonna save this and hang it somewhere, I really do love it a lot.
Crazy timing! I just started getting seriously back into pushups. I hit 200 today.💪🏼⬆️
keep it up 💪
Some days ago, I made 260 in 16 minutes, but I am not muscular at all, I run a lot so I have more a runner body (thin and light)
Do 2 of them in the same day
how long can you plank? just wanna know so i have an idea
@@amineelmaachi246 1 min 6seconds and i am 13 years old having a slithly fatty body
I really appreciate this video. So in depth and very informative. I did 20 pushups for 30 days yrs ago and saw how muscular my arms got. I had to actually stop, they were getting muscular than my hubbies 😂
That buff man from thumbnail is like
Man face roblox. I cant unsee it.
the russian soldier doing a no hand pushup XDXD 0:27
Was that amir Khan?
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I have been doing push ups since my teen age years but started to notice that my right arm and chest are getting bigger than my left arm and left chest. I am a righty and felt that I can push harder on my right arm. This is probably the reason. Can you share with me any technique to ensure I have equal strain on both arms. Thank you.
holy damn that rotating hand tip to stop ur elbows from flaring out saved my ass
Ahhh, this speaks to me so much! Thanks for your handy hints. I'll be sure to apply what I haven't been doing already. I feel like maybe you'd like to hear my story! ... 5 months ago I was just an overweight, severely unfit middle-aged woman, then I started working on fitness and movement 2-3 times a week. Last month I decided I want to be able to do a proper push up and started focusing my training to include core and more weights for my arm and shoulder muscles, with sets of incline pushups on alternate days. I thought 4 - 5 weeks would be enough to reach my goal, but I might need more time and am not stopping till I reach it. Wish me luck! And thanks again.
Im 15 yo and i train everyday. I start it off with 20 push-ups (sometimes the hands are close together sometimes wider) followed by 20 times Bench press with 40-50kg. Is there anything i should improve?
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