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Hey guys! For those of you who do pushups as a workout, I was wondering if you could help me out. I am working at a camp for the next two months and dont have access to a gym. Is there a good pushup workout (like a split) that will help me keep my muscles in good shape (improving?) till I can get back??
Thanks
Do 25 push ups, for 4 sets. Total 100 pushups.
Elevate your feet to hit upper chest and increase difficulty.
Try diff hand positions as well
[QUOTE=Bubbak;369182761]Do 25 push ups, for 4 sets. Total 100 pushups.
Elevate your feet to hit upper chest and increase difficulty.
Try diff hand positions as well[/QUOTE]
Just curious... can you get your tris and chest jacked just by doing tons of pushups 4-5 days a week? Right now I just do pure pushup workouts for one day on the weekend (no access to gym on weekends) but there may come a time (like the op) when I'll be forced to do pushups only for chest. I've read different opinions... some say you HAVE to do them with other chest exercises to get big pecs, and others say it's possible with just pushups.
[QUOTE=UniBoy5;369185961]Just curious... can you get your tris and chest jacked just by doing tons of pushups 4-5 days a week? Right now I just do pure pushup workouts for one day on the weekend (no access to gym on weekends) but there may come a time (like the op) when I'll be forced to do pushups only for chest. I've read different opinions... some say you HAVE to do them with other chest exercises to get big pecs, and others say it's possible with just pushups.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, but 4 sets of 25 wont do anything, do like 10 sets with 30 sec rest in between, and increase the reps of every set by 2-5 every day you do the workout
Workout #1
UPPER BODY: 20-30 SECONDS REST BETWEEN SETS
REGULAR PUSH-UPS: Pyramid up to 12 and back to 1.
Pyramiding means you do 1 pushup, stand up, rest for 20-30 seconds then drop back down and do 2 pushups, etc. Keep the rest times consistent and work your way to 12 reps. Take a 1-minute break, then work your way back down from the top.
TRICEPS/DIAMOND PUSH-UPS: Until failure.
Diamond pushups are done with your hands touching directly underneath your sternum. Turning your fingers "out" while keeping your thumbs touching (it'll look like you're making a W with your hands) will ensure that your arms will stay close to your torso during the exercise. Do as many as you can for one set.
PULL-UPS*:
REGULAR GRIP: Pyramid to 2 and back to 1.
NARROW GRIP: Pyramid to 2 and back to 1.
WIDE GRIP: Pyramid to 2 and back to 1.
*At this point in the video I show several different grips as well as working them, in a Pyramid, from 2 to 1. Follow along if you are able. For reference: Pull-Ups are done with the hands facing away and Chin-Ups are done with the hands facing you.
DIPS:
4 sets of 8-10
If you are doing this routine at home you can do dips off the end of a chair, couch, or anything that will safely support your weight.
LOWER BODY: 20-30 SECONDS REST BETWEEN SETS
SHOOTFIGHTING/HINDU SQUATS: 4 sets of 25
BOOT-STRAPPERS*: 4 sets of 25
*These are on the Exercises page!
In the video, I alternate one set of Shootfighters and one set of Bootstrappers. You can do them this way or do all 4 sets of the same exercise back to back.
LUNGES: 4 sets of 20
AB WORK: 10-SECONDS REST PERIOD BETWEEN EXERCISES
CRUNCHES: 20
Lie flat on your back with your feet tucked in approximately 8-10 inches from your butt. Imagine pulling your bottom rib directly to your hip.
SIDE CRUNCHES: 20
From the original crunch position just roll your knees to one side while keeping your shoulder blades flat on the ground. Using your abs pull your shoulder blades evenly off the ground for each rep.
SIT AND TUCKS: 10
Check out the Sitting V-Up in the Exercises section and start in position 1. Bending your legs, tuck your knees into your chest then extend them back to position 1.
SIT AND TUCKS EACH CHEEK: 10
Tilt your body and balance on one butt cheek then continue the motion.
V-UPS: 10
If you went to the Exercises page, you already know how to do this.
FLUTTER KICKS: 25
Lie flat on your back and place your hands underneath your butt. Press the small of your back into the ground and raise your feet 6 inches. The first motion is one leg swinging up until your foot is almost over your crotch then, as it descends, the other leg is on the way up.
6-INCH CRUNCHES: 10
Lie flat on your back and place your hands underneath your butt. Press the small of your back into the ground and raise your feet 6 inches. Keeping your chin tucked to your chest, pull your bottom rib to your hip and relax for each rep but don't put your feet down until you're finished.
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i just rememberd
[url]http://www.hundredpushups.com/[/url]
[QUOTE=Bubbak;369182761]Do 25 push ups, for 4 sets. Total 100 pushups.
Elevate your feet to hit upper chest and increase difficulty.
Try diff hand positions as well[/QUOTE]
killed it,
i was about to say that, haha
a good push up work out for tris/bi's and shoulders you dont see many people doing is reverse your hands and have them face your knees, hands about shoulder width apart and up down with your bicep against your chest walls. You will get pumps like no other with less reps.
Do pushups in supersets until you can not do anymore, then do them on your knees until you can not do them anymore. What a pump you can get.
**** all that. the walking tens is all ya need. do one push up get up walk five feet, do 2 push ups, walk five feet back, 3 push ups...and continue this process untill you reach ten. then take 15 seconds to breathe drink water and repeat the process untill you reach 1 pushup again....so it should work like this 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10...rest...10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1... all in all its 110 pushups in about 5-8 minutes. great for begginers.
[QUOTE=a410599;369181841]Hey guys! For those of you who do pushups as a workout, I was wondering if you could help me out. I am working at a camp for the next two months and dont have access to a gym. Is there a good pushup workout (like a split) that will help me keep my muscles in good shape (improving?) till I can get back??
Thanks[/QUOTE]
Hey i got this pretty good push up routine back in the day from youtube ill link you,
you do diamond push ups till failure then lift ure ass in the air so u can widen ure grip to a normal push up position, then u raise ure ass in the air agen and widen ure grip agen, and repeat this step once more. its fairly brutal :)
hmm i cant link u coz im still a noob at this site but.. youtube dot com/watch?v=X72LtRcXR6g
Try working on 1 arm pushups...if you can't do them start with them from your knees (ie what some people call girl pushups) and if you can use a table and do 1 arm pushups from there.
Before I went to the Gym at my school, I started doing push-ups.. I would use a weighted backpack, and sometimes elevate my feet with that. Have someone put like a twentyfive pound barbell on your shoulder blades and do them like that
Thanks for all the help!! One last question, how often do you do these workouts? Daily? Everyother day? Thanks
[QUOTE=hotsaucexdo;369195851]i just rememberd
[url]http://www.hundredpushups.com/[/url][/QUOTE]
that actually works well...im doing it to get ready for basic.
endurance for PUs have gone up a lot. ive more than doubled my previous max reps.
try to get some cheap dumbells man and just do prison squats for ur legs and be creative find good workout machines in nature like logs and **** iunno