hes not keeping the tension the the muscles when going down, when he goes down he just relax the arms dropping down then pushing up.. its way easier than normal push ups with time under tension
You don't need to join the Army to enjoy the many benefits of doing a proper push-up. A basic push up is an effective way to strengthen the chest and arm muscles and can be easily scaled as you get stronger. Simple push-ups require no equipment other than your own bodyweight and your arms, and they can be done anywhere there is a firm surface with enough space for you to stretch out flat in. Assume a face-down prone position on the floor. Keep your feet together. Your weight should be on your chest. Position hands palms-down on the floor, approximately shoulder width apart. They should be about next to your shoulders, with your elbows pointed towards your toes. If you are on a relatively cushioned surface, such as a carpeted floor, you may also support yourself on your fists between the first and second knuckles for a greater challenge. If you are on a less forgiving surface, consider investing in some push-up grips, (they look like handles you put on the floor). Curl your toes upward (towards your head). The balls of your feet should touch the ground. Raise yourself using your arms. At this point, your weight should be supported by your hands and the balls of your feet. Make a straight line from your head to your heels, and contract your abdominals to keep your hips from sagging. This position is called a "plank," which is used for other various exercises.[1] This is the beginning and the end position of a single push up. Pick the type of push up that works best for you. There are actually three types of basic push up variations that use different muscles. The difference is where you place your hands while in the plank position. The closer your hands are together, the more you will engage your triceps. The wider apart they are, the more you will engage your chest. Regular: your hands should be slightly wider than your shoulders. This works both your arms and your chest. Diamond: put your hands close together in a diamond shape, keep them directly under your chest. This will require you to engage your arms much more than a standard push up.[2] Wide-arm: place your hands a good way's out from your shoulders. This version mostly works the chest and requires less strength in the arms. wikihow teaches everything wow
It's amazing how when you watch these videos and the recruit ones you see young men at the start with soft featrures. At the end of training they look hardened, tough and warriors! It's the same with the Para's. You can just tell that you wouldn't mess with the guys who pass this sort of military training and come out marines or para's. All credit to them for passing and the instructors who make them.
I mean... They did lose fat and gain muscle so ofcourse they would look sharper and tougher. It is more of an indicator of physical fitness than any kind of warrior mentally stuffs.
@@MyLegsAreKindaLong I think he also means that their faces mature after training because of the stress and increased testosterone, it’s not only from losing fat and gaining muscle
@@ThingyMcJiggy well...in the long run, proper form will give you better muscle development, cause from the time stamp, the guy in the middle isn't activating his core and his shoulders are sunken in so they're not being properly used in the push up either so, it actually will make a difference over time..but I'm just some dude on the internet haha. I hope you enjoyed the vid either way
@@wamzyz1239 most of them aren't bad but they're not good either, sagging the back down makes it easier. Not to mention it looks stupid and breaks your back
If I join up any time in the future, I am making sure I train hard for a few months first... no way you are making it if you can't do the basics... Still think whoever tries deserves respect though 🙌
Is it just me or when I’m doing push ups and I start getting tired when the coach or the drill instructor says good job flores for sum reason I get sum energy back and can do more
@@joemama-tn9wk I can do 30 then I get tired. But i My brain tells me to keep going. So i can do 63 pushups now. I have always been good at pushups but the last month i have began to take propely Pushups so it makrs it way harder than it used too. When I was 11 i could do 100 pushups with shitty form.
SeaJayB The waiting between reps is what would kill me. I can get to 30-35 strict pushups like their doing but I do them quite fast. I’d probably only get to 15 of theirs lol
@Carl Panzram 1 year later, can do a lot more push-ups and I’d still say the waiting kills me. It can be helpful to get a few more reps out but I’d still much rather go fast
@@maxpro8575 I’ve joined a commercial gym and just use weights instead of pushups. Took a long break from working out, only been back at it for a month. I use bench as my pushups. Can bench 40kgs for 12 reps and 4 sets. Haven’t really bothered going heavier yet. I have no idea what my one rep would be
Your weight also very important, say you are 70kg and did 15 perfect form push up, it very impressive. I'm 40kg and already struggling to reach 15, if I reach 40 rep it's still not impressive as 70kg person would.
As a military member, I would love for all US branches to use this for their testing so lil goofies can't cheat. Can stand when dudes I know haven't seen the gym or gone on a run in the last decade tell me they got 100 pushups on their test. This would nip that in a bud real quick.
@@ik5852 Yeah specifically for recruiting numbers honestly. Its looks a lot better for people to see marines doing only like 30 pushups and being perfectly fine to carry on. Recruiting numbers would be lower if the military did what it's supposed to do and hold everyone (No matter gender) to the same qualifications. The marines from my memory are expecting recruits at the very least be able 50 pushups but I may be incorrect. For women once again from my memory is lower, which is bs imo but whatever
I don’t think this is repetitive of skill in this movement, because even though they went through made every one do two reps, one of the first guys to stand up was doing beautiful form compared to joe blow down the line who apparently never had to press his body off the ground at any point prior to this test. And because of the terrible form they were able to last far longer then arms along the lat form.
Dont know what you watched to think he was doing beautiful form. Watch it again. He's the guy they had to show how to do it. Even after that the guy was drooping, while the test was going it was horrible. I also think they kicked him off because he was going before he should have. Going on the number and not the beep.
I'm going to try out for US Army SF/ Green Beret. And I need to do at least 75 in 2min to max the test! But I can do them in my own pace. I'm at 65 right now so about 15 to go to hit my goal
This is motivative (idk the word in English it's something related with motivation) usually i do 30-35 push ups here i followed until 42 just after exercices so i was already a little tired
That gives me a confidence boost ready for mine knowing that not 90% of the blokes get 60 lol. Hopefully i can get 60 and max the bodyweight and get a little ahead on the points for that at least, as i know the 1.5miler is going to probably be 9:40 and a shit score.
When is your PRMC? These videos have been uploaded for a pilot event we are running on the 30th of June. It's run by PTI's from Lympstone and based entirely around the PRMC and all funds go to the Royal Marines Charity. It's a chance to practice the PRMC without the pressure of CTCRM, but all the same rules regarding technique and cadence apply. www.rmc-bootcampchallenge.co.uk for more details. Best of luck by the way Ghost Nappa, just give your best effort in everything and I'm sure you'll smash it.
I'm 14 and I tried doing this with the beep and I got 38 with my dad making sure my form was OK. Now I don't want to sound arrogant but I think that's good for my age and I'm quite proud of that.
I'm a soldier in the United States Army who's been recommended what I can expect when it comes time to do the PRMC should I choose to enlist in the British Army. What a strange, yet fascinating system the RUclips recommended feed is.
With my bunions I've always had problems doing press-ups, but with my bunion spacers I'm doing 55 no problem and it also helps to Ruck with 50 lbs for a few hours to give you a stronger frame.
As far as I can see the guy in the black shorts who was the first one to do his to push-ups have the best form. They could have definitely been some others but he was the closest to the camera.
Warren Thè Wãr Insídê Më Wøn't Eñd Hey dumbass the description doesn’t say shit... obviously its some sort of boot camp captain obvious.... i wanted to know more but didn’t feel like searching shit up cuz its no big deal
4:39 the guy in the middle is dropping his pelvis, which during pushups reduces the percentage of your body weight that is lowered and raised by your shoulders. I don't know what the standards for this test are, perhaps they permit this, but we're to keep our body in a generally straight line during the US Army's fitness test (APFT), and otherwise, "proper pushup form" dictates a similar expectation. The other two guys, I believe, were the better athletes.
At any rate, those last three are nonetheless all impressive. I usually crank out 85+/- pushups on the APFT, however, we are given 120 seconds, these guys kept to a pace of approximately 1 pushup per second for a minute, and I personally usually do 55 within the first minute. 75 is all you need for a maximum score at any age for the APFT, so these guys likely would have blasted that 👏 that is to say kudos and well done.
I’m so confused. Do wide push ups mean wrong form? I first started with 5 with improper form and now I can do 20 with back straight and feet locked. But I’m doubting it’s the right form again. :( My goal is to reach 100 by the end of this year. Please help. I’m 17 and weigh 63.3 kilos.
I mean nothing is really “wrong” it all depends on the standards that are set if the standard is elbows inside chest to the fist than for this specific time that is “correct” form for you to get to 100 push ups the easiest way is to do pushups every day for a month but do different variations because at the end of the day you need a developed chest , triceps , back combo to be able to do more reps the reason why it might seem easier to do wide pushups rather than closer or shoulder width it’s because of the muscles that are needed to do that specific type of pushup so mainly wide pushups hit the outer part of the chest (pectoralis) while colser pushups or shoulder width puships hit the inner part of the chest (pectoralis major) now all being said the easiest way is to get your number high is to do as many normal pushups as you can than get to you knees and do as many knee pushups as you can than do incline pushups as many as you can and progress through different variations all having to do with a push motion it’s also important to know that if you weight train you’ll get your numbers higher quicker by targeting the specific muscles needed to perform the pushup in a more isolated manner. Do pushups strictly for a month with this plan: 10 normal pushups ( do knee ones if you can’t do normal) 10 wide pushups ( do knee ones if you can’t do normal) 5-10 close grip(diamonds) or tricep pushups And repeat for 1 month every day or every other day until you can do 50-60 pushups than you can follow a strict military program for 6 months to increase the numbers like crazy.
So what happens to the lads that didn’t hit 60 rep mark? Are they out? I been doing push ups for a very long time since it’s a crucial part of boxing but we do them differently at high speeds and we never completely stretch our arms what makes them much easier, I could do 60-70, then I tried these Royal marines ones with a beep and the required form, only managed 40. I feel bad, been doing sports all my life hahaha
Love how in 10th grade before they stopped testing, I got 50 in the push-up test. I know these are harder but I just love that I got more then everyone, including the guys, except for one senior.
Max's son actually the gym teacher who was watching me is our football coach and he didn’t let people have bad form so wooow what do you know there’s a girl who can do actual pushups
It's not comparable. You weigh fuck all, probably had shit form, and did them in your "own time" (no beep) and didn't get beasted the night before or have to do a "warm up" before.
I dont understand too... cause when i do pushups i make it that my chest touch the floor. Am i doing it wrong? Should i have a book on the floor the size of a fist?
Rhowan no, the lower the better. The people holding their fist can tell if their cheating or not. As long as you don’t rest on the floor, you should be good.
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That one dude was hammering all the way to 60. Beast mode
Nah it was half the effort for letting gravity do the falling part of the rep, its not as impressive when you do a proper pushup
@@bitraboj722 man fk u,u talk like as if u can do a perfect 60
@@nooriman6033 I wish, but it's still cheating your rep if you don't do it right
Bitrab oj bruh shut uppp boi. I wanna see u keep the good form when your fatigued. This dude was fatigued and still kept good form. 🤦🏻
i don’t know why people get so butthurt from people pointing out the rep wasn’t correct
4:27 The first guy is really good
he is doing them very quickly and always going in an over extension when up, which gives him good rest. still impressive though
He has the best form among them
@@philippflipper7728 over extensions make them harder
Pretty good form
hes not keeping the tension the the muscles when going down, when he goes down he just relax the arms dropping down then pushing up.. its way easier than normal push ups with time under tension
I like how everyone's a fitness instructor in the comments
Ali Fraser Yes this comment section is like r/iamverysmart but for fitness
Ali Fraser Ikr I could do like ten of these xD
@Ali Fraser i like how a fitness video has remarks about fitness in its comments... wow
You don't need to join the Army to enjoy the many benefits of doing a proper push-up. A basic push up is an effective way to strengthen the chest and arm muscles and can be easily scaled as you get stronger. Simple push-ups require no equipment other than your own bodyweight and your arms, and they can be done anywhere there is a firm surface with enough space for you to stretch out flat in.
Assume a face-down prone position on the floor. Keep your feet together. Your weight should be on your chest.
Position hands palms-down on the floor, approximately shoulder width apart. They should be about next to your shoulders, with your elbows pointed towards your toes.
If you are on a relatively cushioned surface, such as a carpeted floor, you may also support yourself on your fists between the first and second knuckles for a greater challenge. If you are on a less forgiving surface, consider investing in some push-up grips, (they look like handles you put on the floor).
Curl your toes upward (towards your head). The balls of your feet should touch the ground.
Raise yourself using your arms. At this point, your weight should be supported by your hands and the balls of your feet. Make a straight line from your head to your heels, and contract your abdominals to keep your hips from sagging. This position is called a "plank," which is used for other various exercises.[1] This is the beginning and the end position of a single push up.
Pick the type of push up that works best for you. There are actually three types of basic push up variations that use different muscles. The difference is where you place your hands while in the plank position. The closer your hands are together, the more you will engage your triceps. The wider apart they are, the more you will engage your chest.
Regular: your hands should be slightly wider than your shoulders. This works both your arms and your chest.
Diamond: put your hands close together in a diamond shape, keep them directly under your chest. This will require you to engage your arms much more than a standard push up.[2]
Wide-arm: place your hands a good way's out from your shoulders. This version mostly works the chest and requires less strength in the arms.
wikihow teaches everything wow
@@NA-gf1zy all ik is I can do 119 pushups in one set so it would of been no problem for me.. Push ups are fucking easy bro
Yup I can definitely see myself there...
Lying on the ground that is.
Fadi Jareb ???
@@Olliefouracre joe mamma
WTF
@@Olliefouracre oh god why tf did you ask that
Joe from family guy?
Do you sit on a wheel chair?
I tried this with the audio. Normally I can get 25 strict press ups. Under these controlled reps I got to 19! That stuff is hard!
Doing the push-ups correctly all the way with back straight is one hell of a job. 19 are awesome!
Weak
bruh that's a good rep for a proper pushup
Weakk
don't mind the ones commenting "weak" that's actually pretty good. you do you
Keep in mind these kids did the pushup test right after a pacer test. That is insane.
Yeah, I read they used to have one fucker of a run right before the prmc.
I love that the instructors actually teach them the proper form to do the exercise.
They can’t expect you to do something how they want if they don’t show you.
@@gay_commando1611 they are supposed to research it and see things are done so your prepared for when you get there
1:58 weird looking press-up 😂
Why the frick would you call someone a bitch. Like that is just mean. Call them stupid if you like but no need to get aggressive.
Binoy Saha don’t be here if you can’t stand swearing it’s a military video people swear a lot in the military get over it
when your just a basic commenter and you get called big time ruclips.net/video/JW1UMH8_8Eo/видео.html
yep me rn lol
Josh McNulty lol because hes looking up
Head down
2:36 why doesn’t the 2nd guy have a person?
Benjamin Trần what?
Benjamin Trần lmaoo I was like what is he talking about then went ”oooh”
BLANK 131 the second guy in doesn’t have anybody laying down in front of him.
Yes he does
@@dannywhalen4177 No he doesnt
3:48 My bois back, How did they not disqualify him
He had already failed, but they don't tell you untill the end of the day.
Get your elbows in
It's amazing how when you watch these videos and the recruit ones you see young men at the start with soft featrures. At the end of training they look hardened, tough and warriors! It's the same with the Para's. You can just tell that you wouldn't mess with the guys who pass this sort of military training and come out marines or para's. All credit to them for passing and the instructors who make them.
Am watching el chapo rn and i see your comment!what are the odds mate
I mean... They did lose fat and gain muscle so ofcourse they would look sharper and tougher. It is more of an indicator of physical fitness than any kind of warrior mentally stuffs.
@@MyLegsAreKindaLong I think he also means that their faces mature after training because of the stress and increased testosterone, it’s not only from losing fat and gaining muscle
Why did that guy attempt PRMC knowing he can only do 13 push ups?
Kyle Webb he could do more, they just told him to stand up because he was doing it so out of time that he pissed them off.
Geoff Jones you could clearly tell
He was struggling.... he definitely wasn’t up to the mark
Kyle Webb I’m not saying he would have passed, just that he stopped at thirteen because they told him to.
Geoff Jones yeah they stopped him because he was struggling and not hitting the beep whatsoever, obviously didn’t train to the bleep!
he might of been having a bad day
Everyone here posting some fitness facts like they actually work out.
some of us actually do dumbnuts
U look like a mushroom
@@alex17k81 wanna bet?
Lmfao
Lucifer • ML I do :)
Gym teachers be like: “ANDD OKAYY ITS TIME FOR THE PUSH-UP TESTT!”
Yeah im a 8 grader and we have never done pushups. Not even any situps or a plank. Nothing
@Masahiro Sakurai he can't control what people teach 🤣
when your just a basic commenter and you get called big time ruclips.net/video/JW1UMH8_8Eo/видео.html
yep me rn lol
the only guy doing proper push ups was guy in black shorts nearest screen, 4:36
Yeah but it’s not too big of a difference anyway. And if they let them do it that way I think it’s fine.
Yes indd
@@ThingyMcJiggy well...in the long run, proper form will give you better muscle development, cause from the time stamp, the guy in the middle isn't activating his core and his shoulders are sunken in so they're not being properly used in the push up either so, it actually will make a difference over time..but I'm just some dude on the internet haha. I hope you enjoyed the vid either way
I'm competitive af, but I refuse to do bad form just to win, so this shit would piss me off
@@wamzyz1239 most of them aren't bad but they're not good either, sagging the back down makes it easier. Not to mention it looks stupid and breaks your back
If I join up any time in the future, I am making sure I train hard for a few months first... no way you are making it if you can't do the basics... Still think whoever tries deserves respect though 🙌
Another thing to bear in mind is that the minimum requirements are exactly that, a minimum. They’re not a goal or a target.
4:06 🤣🤣🤣 the guy spat on his hand
Lmaooooo
What??
It was sweat dumbass. Ok boomer.
@@andrjsjan4231
-_-
Why Am I hearing something like SOB.
2:38 timestamp for those of you that want to test yourself
I got 49 :(
53
55
60
All above are lies
Is it just me or when I’m doing push ups and I start getting tired when the coach or the drill instructor says good job flores for sum reason I get sum energy back and can do more
Psychology is big part of all this. You can go much further than your brain tells you.
@@joemama-tn9wk wtf
@@joemama-tn9wk I can do 30 then I get tired. But i My brain tells me to keep going. So i can do 63 pushups now. I have always been good at pushups but the last month i have began to take propely Pushups so it makrs it way harder than it used too. When I was 11 i could do 100 pushups with shitty form.
Åsmund Lunde reason you could go more is because you were light.
@@asmundlunde5604 lmaoooo
I'm in the gym fairly regularly and would struggle to knock out 13 of these things. Strict press ups with elbows tucked in is really not easy.
SeaJayB The waiting between reps is what would kill me. I can get to 30-35 strict pushups like their doing but I do them quite fast. I’d probably only get to 15 of theirs lol
@Carl Panzram 1 year later, can do a lot more push-ups and I’d still say the waiting kills me. It can be helpful to get a few more reps out but I’d still much rather go fast
@@mostunique5941 wbu now
@@maxpro8575 I’ve joined a commercial gym and just use weights instead of pushups.
Took a long break from working out, only been back at it for a month. I use bench as my pushups. Can bench 40kgs for 12 reps and 4 sets. Haven’t really bothered going heavier yet. I have no idea what my one rep would be
Your weight also very important, say you are 70kg and did 15 perfect form push up, it very impressive. I'm 40kg and already struggling to reach 15, if I reach 40 rep it's still not impressive as 70kg person would.
1:55 i see "ONE PUNCH MAN" training in there....
😂
Everybody gangster until you have to do push-ups lol .
I got 30, the burn.
Well done to the lads.
Heria: Almost done, 4 rounds left
As a military member, I would love for all US branches to use this for their testing so lil goofies can't cheat. Can stand when dudes I know haven't seen the gym or gone on a run in the last decade tell me they got 100 pushups on their test. This would nip that in a bud real quick.
fuck lmao. They would have to take the competetive numbers lower and minimum lower.
@@ik5852 Yeah specifically for recruiting numbers honestly. Its looks a lot better for people to see marines doing only like 30 pushups and being perfectly fine to carry on. Recruiting numbers would be lower if the military did what it's supposed to do and hold everyone (No matter gender) to the same qualifications. The marines from my memory are expecting recruits at the very least be able 50 pushups but I may be incorrect. For women once again from my memory is lower, which is bs imo but whatever
I don’t think this is repetitive of skill in this movement, because even though they went through made every one do two reps, one of the first guys to stand up was doing beautiful form compared to joe blow down the line who apparently never had to press his body off the ground at any point prior to this test. And because of the terrible form they were able to last far longer then arms along the lat form.
Dont know what you watched to think he was doing beautiful form.
Watch it again.
He's the guy they had to show how to do it.
Even after that the guy was drooping, while the test was going it was horrible.
I also think they kicked him off because he was going before he should have.
Going on the number and not the beep.
and some of them swing more than kther who control their movement better
The lad who scored 60 is smart and using the 'stretch reflex'. Go down fast to cause a wee elastic response in the muscles.
Stop acting like you know more then them 😂😂
Half reps, sagging torsos - not a single rep from any of them with the chest touching the floor and going all the way up with ram rod straight torsos.
That dude did 60 push ups and was still fresh !
Fr that takes years of training
1:48 back straight
Marc Ramirez 😂😂😂
when your just a basic commenter and you get called big time ruclips.net/video/JW1UMH8_8Eo/видео.html
yep me rn lol
ruclips.net/video/kIU0TaFX-UE/видео.html
Saitama is in the training too🥺 1:56
So wierd seeing the strikers being patient and not screaming. Funny how on prmc we all think its strict when in reality its mega chilled out.
Seems like a good environment though.
@@SeaJayBelfast yeah wait till you see double IMF on a monday morning schedule haha
@@Leroy1Jenkins lol I think I'm ok thanks
Now THESE , are REAL push-ups! OUTSTAND WORK, GENTLEMEN! RESPECT! 😬💪🏻
4:03 Son of a ****😂😂 🤤 DROOLED ON HIS HAND
0:43 felt bad for that guy being told “RIGHT armpit” until the same guy also says “with your right hand by your side”
xD no wonder he was confused
He said "hand by your side"
what is that for, push up button for chess?
I'm going to try out for US Army SF/ Green Beret. And I need to do at least 75 in 2min to max the test! But I can do them in my own pace. I'm at 65 right now so about 15 to go to hit my goal
@ Nah it's that reading comprehension ain't your's.
He said at least 75 is required to max and he is aiming for 80.
01:50 this is how the perfect push ups looks like
I wasn’t aware this comment section was graced by all of the athletes in the world
In youtube land, everyone is an expert at everything
Here's me with my stunning ability to perform 8 push ups
I can only do 5😭😂
@@mariam-tk3hc And I can't even do one😭😭😭😭
-1
Lol 😁
i'm 12 and i can do 20 in a row
This is motivative (idk the word in English it's something related with motivation) usually i do 30-35 push ups here i followed until 42 just after exercices so i was already a little tired
Motivating
@@Sandvall Motivational
That gives me a confidence boost ready for mine knowing that not 90% of the blokes get 60 lol. Hopefully i can get 60 and max the bodyweight and get a little ahead on the points for that at least,
as i know the 1.5miler is going to probably be 9:40 and a shit score.
When is your PRMC? These videos have been uploaded for a pilot event we are running on the 30th of June. It's run by PTI's from Lympstone and based entirely around the PRMC and all funds go to the Royal Marines Charity. It's a chance to practice the PRMC without the pressure of CTCRM, but all the same rules regarding technique and cadence apply. www.rmc-bootcampchallenge.co.uk for more details. Best of luck by the way Ghost Nappa, just give your best effort in everything and I'm sure you'll smash it.
9:40 not shit
3:03 the guy in the background did ot off synch
The form is bad too
Hint why he got out
I saw that too.
He was a time traveler some seconds ahead of us
I think he thought he had to do the push up on the number not the beep
4:27 the guy with the black hair is actually keeping his form
I wish there were sth like that in my country as well. I would have joined instantly. Damn. You lucky
I'm 14 and I tried doing this with the beep and I got 38 with my dad making sure my form was OK. Now I don't want to sound arrogant but I think that's good for my age and I'm quite proud of that.
Yeah but you probably weight as much as my notebook
@@gabrielmondragon7124 I weigh 56.8 kilos. Don't be so fucking rude, what have I done wrong.
@@MCFC_EDITZ exactly...
@@gabrielmondragon7124 ur so strange why do you have to question it because I probably did better than you 🤦♂️
@@MCFC_EDITZ shut up squirt you ain't mad enough!
wow idk why but this makes me eager to go to military, cant wait til i weigh enough
Wait why am I here ? And why is this in my recommended ?
Nations preparing for war and its only way they can notice you in soft way
I'm a soldier in the United States Army who's been recommended what I can expect when it comes time to do the PRMC should I choose to enlist in the British Army. What a strange, yet fascinating system the RUclips recommended feed is.
Why would you even ever think of enlisting in the british army if you're in the US army??
Cereal Killer • 99 years ago He’s pointing out the irony.
Hello, I'm a 17 year old boy and couldn't do 5 on the first day. It's been a month and half now and I can do 30 in a row.
With my bunions I've always had problems doing press-ups, but with my bunion spacers I'm doing 55 no problem and it also helps to Ruck with 50 lbs for a few hours to give you a stronger frame.
I love how they sometimes accidentally do a wave push-up together
4:07 dafug ??
Idk either, maybe the guy doing pushups was squishing his fist with his sternum?
Mati ~ Sweat maybe
Sleepy arm
*He tried to restore the blood circulation in arm.*
panka lol
oh my god that one in the front who made it to 60 made it look effortless
As far as I can see the guy in the black shorts who was the first one to do his to push-ups have the best form. They could have definitely been some others but he was the closest to the camera.
However I only managed 32 press ups in total I think, but thanks for the feed back😊
wtf is this
RedLine 250 still trying to figure this out
RedLine 250
People doing push-ups at a boot camp lol
Seriously.....tho like.......read the description, or something
Warren Thè Wãr Insídê Më Wøn't Eñd Hey dumbass the description doesn’t say shit... obviously its some sort of boot camp captain obvious.... i wanted to know more but didn’t feel like searching shit up cuz its no big deal
Dillon Kearns
Dang sorry, I didn't mean no harm, damn dude
I can do about 30 in a row, the most I've done is 60 in a row but I was in shape at the time
I can only get 35 with good form, I don’t go higher bc my form will slack
(BMi19.2 kgs 51) , age 31 ..still stuck on 19 to 22 pushups most of the times 😢
4:39 the guy in the middle is dropping his pelvis, which during pushups reduces the percentage of your body weight that is lowered and raised by your shoulders. I don't know what the standards for this test are, perhaps they permit this, but we're to keep our body in a generally straight line during the US Army's fitness test (APFT), and otherwise, "proper pushup form" dictates a similar expectation. The other two guys, I believe, were the better athletes.
At any rate, those last three are nonetheless all impressive. I usually crank out 85+/- pushups on the APFT, however, we are given 120 seconds, these guys kept to a pace of approximately 1 pushup per second for a minute, and I personally usually do 55 within the first minute.
75 is all you need for a maximum score at any age for the APFT, so these guys likely would have blasted that 👏 that is to say kudos and well done.
what's that beep-sound? it's lovely! i'm in love with it!!!
4:35 the guy on the right is either too strong for the marines or the others from earlier too weak
the latter
They are too weak probadly, just look at the form and instructors even allow it wth
He’s not strong. He’s just light and can move his body well.
Endurance>Strength in the military my friend
4:04 "Son of a bitch." LMAO why ? Did the candidate drool on his arm ? XD
hahaha
4:03 The dude in the camo got spit/drool on his arm and hand lol
that guy with the green shirt is good, he did it all in perfect form :D
I thought they'd be much stricter about form, with their backs sagging like that. 🤷🏾♂️
The counter sound is like there will be a fight after the counts finish
Bunch of super-athletes in the comments.
Global Occult lmao
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4:41 lol, the guy in the middle still had the rhythm goin' 😂
Now, I'm doing 22-24 push-ups daily... Hope I'll cross 50 soon🤙
where u at now
@@chrissauer1498 India
Now I'm doing 36-38 man!!
@@sudarshanmhaisdhune1039 nice bro
@@chrissauer1498 Got break in between due to academics. Still can perform 38-44 in a single go
I’m so confused. Do wide push ups mean wrong form? I first started with 5 with improper form and now I can do 20 with back straight and feet locked. But I’m doubting it’s the right form again. :( My goal is to reach 100 by the end of this year. Please help. I’m 17 and weigh 63.3 kilos.
Wide press up not wrong but not way Royal Marines do them on this test
I mean nothing is really “wrong” it all depends on the standards that are set if the standard is elbows inside chest to the fist than for this specific time that is “correct” form for you to get to 100 push ups the easiest way is to do pushups every day for a month but do different variations because at the end of the day you need a developed chest , triceps , back combo to be able to do more reps the reason why it might seem easier to do wide pushups rather than closer or shoulder width it’s because of the muscles that are needed to do that specific type of pushup so mainly wide pushups hit the outer part of the chest (pectoralis) while colser pushups or shoulder width puships hit the inner part of the chest (pectoralis major) now all being said the easiest way is to get your number high is to do as many normal pushups as you can than get to you knees and do as many knee pushups as you can than do incline pushups as many as you can and progress through different variations all having to do with a push motion it’s also important to know that if you weight train you’ll get your numbers higher quicker by targeting the specific muscles needed to perform the pushup in a more isolated manner.
Do pushups strictly for a month with this plan:
10 normal pushups ( do knee ones if you can’t do normal)
10 wide pushups ( do knee ones if you can’t do normal)
5-10 close grip(diamonds) or tricep pushups
And repeat for 1 month every day or every other day until you can do 50-60 pushups than you can follow a strict military program for 6 months to increase the numbers like crazy.
This was really helpful, I love it!
How many push ups if you can’t do 60 is a pass what is the pass limit.
I can barely do one push-up two if I'm determined enough
Bangtan Bitch I’m quite active and I can only do 1 but like on my knees around ten
@@MS-nf9iu I can do atleast 20
Mr Narzy i can do 20 to 🤷🏽♀️
@@MS-nf9iu lol nice
MEH MEH
You need to train bro, like 8 year olds can do 15, but just don't give up
Brings back so many memories.
Can't even do 5 when I'm full of adrenaline rush 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@@tejas4206 wtf how many can you do now
Thank you so much for the video. I think your tips will help. Doing pushups for police PT test soon.
The last time i did this i got 33......tomorrow i take the push up one again and im worried and nervous...wish luck!
To late to say good luck but how did you do ...
There backs are so arched. Makes it so much easier
So what happens to the lads that didn’t hit 60 rep mark? Are they out?
I been doing push ups for a very long time since it’s a crucial part of boxing but we do them differently at high speeds and we never completely stretch our arms what makes them much easier, I could do 60-70, then I tried these Royal marines ones with a beep and the required form, only managed 40. I feel bad, been doing sports all my life hahaha
I tried this today. I win over all counts.
Awesome😏 but I'm not
That middle guy who made it to the end really started humping the floor
His lower back was arched. Other than that good form.
60 all the way, the only way!
Finally some standard pushups!
1:39 those were PROPER Army pushups! 💪 (that's supposed to be a TRIcep..)
These fellas are in good nick! 💪
This is the Royal Marines not Army 🤙
4:40 last 50? 60?
덕이 60
4:19 guy in front is *killin'* it!!
Why they doing it wrong?? They go down then raise their head up first instead of keeping a straightened body they bend ..... wow....
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Yeah if you raise your head up your body won't be as straight
Because it’s obviously hard to do 60 pushups
@@ryannoonan5518 still, they did it from the beginning. And I know how hard it is to do pushups. They didnt even do proper pushups
You have 3d pool ball right?
@@MarcoRodriguez-kr4wm no
1:25 Poor bastard, had to do 6 reps instead of 2 before the thing even began lol
Elbows in by your side
Love how in 10th grade before they stopped testing, I got 50 in the push-up test. I know these are harder but I just love that I got more then everyone, including the guys, except for one senior.
Brianna B u probably weigh like 90lbs (no offence)
Mystic_ actually I was 115 which is still light but I do have muscles from track,we lifted every day, I can squat 220 pounds
Max's son actually the gym teacher who was watching me is our football coach and he didn’t let people have bad form so wooow what do you know there’s a girl who can do actual pushups
It's not comparable. You weigh fuck all, probably had shit form, and did them in your "own time" (no beep) and didn't get beasted the night before or have to do a "warm up" before.
Ginger lad at the back flew through this lol
Why do the guys in the shirts have to lay down?
They’re counting the reps
chest has to touch the fist. They count and make sure the guy goes down far enough
@6LACK1AB REAL NIGA BOI so what
I dont understand too... cause when i do pushups i make it that my chest touch the floor. Am i doing it wrong? Should i have a book on the floor the size of a fist?
Rhowan no, the lower the better. The people holding their fist can tell if their cheating or not. As long as you don’t rest on the floor, you should be good.
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Some of these guys don’t know what a press up is
And this is just the primary selection . Hard , f..king hard .
2:35
I'm gonna be doing this challenge regularly, just for myself to track the progress imma leave all the results here in this comment.
How is it going
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Hey bro you doin good?
I think he died while doing it
@@agustinvedeira3804 lmao
All I can say is I have better form than most of them and that makes me proud of myself
Love the way they train very very effective
They're not training...
I think its a test
I remember my bootcamp on 1 you go down on 2 you get up... the officer would say 1 and forget the 2 just remain on 1 till we near break xD
The one on the edge of the circle who lasted till the end was decent
idk something about those beeps and the vibe of it all, could barely do 3 pushups before, did 12 with decent form just rn!
I do 50 but fast doing 60 is at low rithm is like hell mi respects
I can do 51 in a minute due to regimental requirements
Is it easier doing em faster?
@@vasilikik8609not for me lol
In case I come back to this video, 9/9/24 I can do 5 sets of 20 decline push ups from the sofa at 75kg