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Push-ups, for more than just chest ?
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post Apr 4 2006, 03:57 PM
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post Jul 14 2006, 09:08 PM
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There are several different types of push ups for diffrent parts of your upper body. What people fail to realize is that push ups do work all the different parts in your arms like your biceps it just does not target that muscle like it does the triceps and the chest.
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Military Push-Ups - Arms shoulder width apart I recommend 65 repetitions take a two minute break then do one more set

Triangle Push-Ups - Touch the thumbs together while attempting these I recommend 25 repetitions to start with, take a two minute break between sets ---- 3 sets in total

Wide Spread Push- Ups - Hands aligned with the elboes Same as that applys to Triangle push-ups

Hand Stand Push-Ups - Warning these push-ups are extremly hard and dangerous to someone who is not familiar with handstand training Seriouse risk of neck injury. - Get against a wall into a handstand with fingertips touching the wall slowly lower your self to the ground until head is just about to touch the floor (Keep stress on Shoulders) then push up and repeat the process These push ups will take time to learn how to do most body builders are not even able to do one handstand push up so be patient. I do and would recommend 20 repetitions for someone with experience and 10 to a newbie, do two sets and take 3 minute breaks in between sets.

One handed push ups will not help as much as regular push ups will. (One handed push-ups in my eyes are for mostl bragging rights, anyone can do them it just takes time to learn)
 
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post Jul 19 2006, 11:21 PM
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Well regular push-ups not only work out your chest, they work out your arms.
 
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post Jan 5 2008, 12:40 PM
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Good lord, I can't even do one regular push-up.
 
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post Jan 6 2008, 10:20 PM
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QUOTE(Aaron_F.I. @ Jul 14 2006, 09:08 PM) *
Military Push-Ups - Arms shoulder width apart I recommend 65 repetitions take a two minute break then do one more set

Triangle Push-Ups - Touch the thumbs together while attempting these I recommend 25 repetitions to start with, take a two minute break between sets ---- 3 sets in total

Wide Spread Push- Ups - Hands aligned with the elboes Same as that applys to Triangle push-ups

Hand Stand Push-Ups - Warning these push-ups are extremly hard and dangerous to someone who is not familiar with handstand training Seriouse risk of neck injury. - Get against a wall into a handstand with fingertips touching the wall slowly lower your self to the ground until head is just about to touch the floor (Keep stress on Shoulders) then push up and repeat the process These push ups will take time to learn how to do most body builders are not even able to do one handstand push up so be patient. I do and would recommend 20 repetitions for someone with experience and 10 to a newbie, do two sets and take 3 minute breaks in between sets.

One handed push ups will not help as much as regular push ups will. (One handed push-ups in my eyes are for mostl bragging rights, anyone can do them it just takes time to learn)


Military push-ups are weird to me. They just don't feel right. I can do the same amount of triangle push-ups as wide spread ones. About 40 reps per set but less on the triangles because my hands tend to stiffen up. I like doing hand stand push-ups (someone told me they were called Chinese push-ups shrug.gif) 15 reps though and one handed I can do almost 10. showoff.gif

If you want a challenge you should try it with chairs. I've seen Brock Lesnar (the former WWE superstar) train with them. Wide spread position on the chairs; one chair for each hand and one chair to support your feet. Then go! It's so much harder because usually when you go all the way down, the ground stops you but with this method you can go even farther. I guess you can say push-ups is a hobby?
 
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post Jan 8 2008, 07:52 AM
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post Jan 11 2008, 08:25 PM
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I have that perfect pushuo shit. I am telling you I am a man on a f**kING MISSION.
 
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post Jan 20 2008, 07:39 PM
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QUOTE(Aaron_F.I. @ Jul 14 2006, 09:08 PM) *
There are several different types of push ups for diffrent parts of your upper body. What people fail to realize is that push ups do work all the different parts in your arms like your biceps it just does not target that muscle like it does the triceps and the chest.
__________________________________________________________________________

Military Push-Ups - Arms shoulder width apart I recommend 65 repetitions take a two minute break then do one more set

Triangle Push-Ups - Touch the thumbs together while attempting these I recommend 25 repetitions to start with, take a two minute break between sets ---- 3 sets in total

Wide Spread Push- Ups - Hands aligned with the elboes Same as that applys to Triangle push-ups

Hand Stand Push-Ups - Warning these push-ups are extremly hard and dangerous to someone who is not familiar with handstand training Seriouse risk of neck injury. - Get against a wall into a handstand with fingertips touching the wall slowly lower your self to the ground until head is just about to touch the floor (Keep stress on Shoulders) then push up and repeat the process These push ups will take time to learn how to do most body builders are not even able to do one handstand push up so be patient. I do and would recommend 20 repetitions for someone with experience and 10 to a newbie, do two sets and take 3 minute breaks in between sets.

One handed push ups will not help as much as regular push ups will. (One handed push-ups in my eyes are for mostl bragging rights, anyone can do them it just takes time to learn)

yee okkk NUB..

any of ya try 2 finger for each hand pushup../ or 3 finger one handed push up../

YE DUN THINK SO NUBZ.. GTFO!!
 
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post Jan 21 2008, 01:26 AM
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QUOTE(nguoicasison @ Jan 20 2008, 04:39 PM) *
yee okkk NUB..

any of ya try 2 finger for each hand pushup../ or 3 finger one handed push up../

YE DUN THINK SO NUBZ.. GTFO!!

Way to quote a post from 2006 in which the member most likely won't ever see your idiotic reply.
 
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post Jan 21 2008, 01:37 AM
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nah it all good.. ppll still ginaa replyy..

anwayy.. aintt nonee u nubzz cannn doo watt i say.. so GTFOOO!!
 
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post Jan 21 2008, 01:45 AM
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I'm going to correct your grammar and compare it to yours.

"nah it all good.. ppll still ginaa replyy..
anwayy.. aintt nonee u nubzz cannn doo watt i say.. so GTFOOO!!"

No, it's all good because people are still going to reply. Anyways, there's not anything you n00bz can do about what I say, so GTFO.

Wow, that sounded so much better wouldn't you say?
 
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post Jan 21 2008, 02:00 AM
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soundd alll wrongg..

soo any u nubzz thinkk u cannn doo wat i say... GUESS NO den.. so GTFO!!!
 
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post Jan 21 2008, 02:05 AM
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QUOTE(nguoicasison @ Jan 20 2008, 11:00 PM) *
soundd alll wrongg..

soo any u nubzz thinkk u cannn doo wat i say... GUESS NO den.. so GTFO!!!

If you are so certain you can do two finger push ups, how come I don't see any results? Your arms look really flabby to me, as there is no muscular shape whatsoever.
 
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post Jan 21 2008, 10:12 AM
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mee suppurr saiiyannn mang...

KAAAMEEEEAAAAMEEEAHHHHH!!!!

MEE SOO SICKK..!!
 

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