After being so inactive for so long probably no more than 10 to 15. Back in high school I could do 60-70. Nothing stopping me from building it up again though... that is one of my major goals this summer.
After being so inactive for so long probably no more than 10 to 15. Back in high school I could do 60-70. Nothing stopping me from building it up again though... that is one of my major goals this summer.foxhound_fox
Me too :o.
I'm gonna run for real this summer, and do push-ups and sit-ups. Hopefully that'll encourage the girlfriend to... get off the computer.
i just tried, and only managed to get about 20. if my arms weren't sore from working out, i'm sure i would be able to do 40 - 50 in a row without a problem.
70 to 100 usually.. When I start getting tired in the sets I lower to 50.. Then maybe 35.. I do alot of elevated push ups where my back feet are a foot above the floor on a table or chair or something.. It increases resistance.
70 to 100 usually.. When I start getting tired in the sets I lower to 50.. Then maybe 35.. I do alot of elevated push ups where my back feet are a foot above the floor on a table or chair or something.. It increases resistance.sSubZerOo
Proper pushups (form an 'L' with fingers, tuck them up under your boobs, keep your back ramrod straight, and touch your nose to the floor)..........maybe 20 before I cry. All other types I can go for a while. 50ish+ before needing a breather?
[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]70 to 100 usually.. When I start getting tired in the sets I lower to 50.. Then maybe 35.. I do alot of elevated push ups where my back feet are a foot above the floor on a table or chair or something.. It increases resistance.Frattracide
Those always seem easier to me. . .
Yeah I know what you mean.. But from research I have done it says it does apply more resistance because your funneling more wieght balance on yoru arms.
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