Completely disregards the fact nazis we’re hopped up on meth during blitzkreig
Imagine fighting an army of mfs that don’t sleep, with the strength of their bodies being pushed past their limits
What does being able to do 100 push ups make you ready for other than doing lots of pushups? Can you give some more specific info on types of things you want to accomplish with your body?
That isn't remotely specific. 40 pushups is probably enough endurance for anything you ever need, and going from 40-100 pushups probably won't make you any stronger.
It's useful for fighters honestly. Same if they were doing 100 rep sets of ring rows or 200 rep sets of squats. Idk if that's his intention but it's what I used to do when I was a wrestler as part of my routine
Doing easier variations after full push ups can help with this. Basically knee push ups or incline push ups at 2-3 sets of whatever is 2-3 reps from failure. Also tempo work would be beneficial. Not sure if you do legitimate controlled reps, but starting at 2121 tempo for your push ups will help in the long run. If you don’t already do this now, it will make you be able to do less reps until your body is accustomed to it.
I remember I think it was like Travis Barker or some frickin drummer on some podcast talking about how he'd do Battle Ropes before touring and work up to like an hour straight so he doesn't get tired while playing
based,also what's your one rep max on the neck hang machine big man?
Are you referring to knee pushups?
More than yours
Knee pushups or incline pushups. Even if the muscle fails with the amount of resistance normal pushups provide there's still more left in the tank.
Completely disregards the fact nazis we’re hopped up on meth during blitzkreig
Imagine fighting an army of mfs that don’t sleep, with the strength of their bodies being pushed past their limits
After you hit those 40 immediately go into an easier variation and pump those out until failure too. It helps
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I want to be athletic and ready for anything not a large mass of muscle that can't run too far.
that only happens if you eat a lot which is why these 300 pound body builders eat a full meal every 2 hours.
What does being able to do 100 push ups make you ready for other than doing lots of pushups? Can you give some more specific info on types of things you want to accomplish with your body?
upper body strength and stamina in general
>inb4 meme that anything we do is functional strength
That isn't remotely specific. 40 pushups is probably enough endurance for anything you ever need, and going from 40-100 pushups probably won't make you any stronger.
It's useful for fighters honestly. Same if they were doing 100 rep sets of ring rows or 200 rep sets of squats. Idk if that's his intention but it's what I used to do when I was a wrestler as part of my routine
>a guy who does 100 push ups is no stronger than a guy who can do 40
Whelp, you're moronic
in fairness he could just be a fat frick - still strong but entirely unable to move his own mass
Why are you doing cardio as pushups?
I dont,I train strength and agility based cardio during one week,then strength endurance and moderate intensity during the next week.
noted.
Doing easier variations after full push ups can help with this. Basically knee push ups or incline push ups at 2-3 sets of whatever is 2-3 reps from failure. Also tempo work would be beneficial. Not sure if you do legitimate controlled reps, but starting at 2121 tempo for your push ups will help in the long run. If you don’t already do this now, it will make you be able to do less reps until your body is accustomed to it.
It's harder than it sounds. But the same rules apply as anything else. More food and add 1 rep each time
I remember I think it was like Travis Barker or some frickin drummer on some podcast talking about how he'd do Battle Ropes before touring and work up to like an hour straight so he doesn't get tired while playing