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    Working out and actually using muscles

    I have recently started working out and my friend told me to do this type of work out daily. 30, 20, 10 which includes push ups, sit ups and star jumps so you do 30 of each than 20 than 10 with no breaks in between try and build up to as many reps as you can.

    I have been doing that for few days I told my friend I could do 2 sets and he said no way let me see. After showing him his like wrong wrong wrong He said my push ups not going low enough I tried to do a guy push up but fall flat on my face, my sit ups as he described girly I had to actually put my hands on my head go all the way up with my stomach not this half sit up.

    Well after doing what he said I couldn't even complete one set now and two days on my stomach is still hurting

    Has me thinking is it pointless trying to work out your muscles if your not actually making it hard on your muscles? Is it better to do less sets but are harder??
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    In short yes, it is better to do fewer sets/reps with good form than more with poor form. It may be useful to do modified versions of some exercises (pushups) until you get stronger.
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    Originally Posted by spradish View Post
    In short yes, it is better to do fewer sets/reps with good form than more with poor form. It may be useful to do modified versions of some exercises (pushups) until you get stronger.

    What would be good modified push up?
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    These are listed in order of difficulty:

    http://www.startbodyweight.com/p/pus...ssion.html?m=1
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    Thanks heaps for that
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