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How to do pushups

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it was a joke no worries
if you cant do a pushup do a plank on your elbows with your thumbs pointing in, your elbows slightly out, and your back straight. from here slowly move your feet back to where you would have them in a normal elbow plank you will need to move your arms to the side of your upper body but keep the hand position for good palm stability (your knees should come off the floor with this adjustment). do negatives in sets of 15 (just lower yourself down as slow as you can until your chest hits the floor and then reset your position) and then when you feel confident enough you can try to push back up as well
 
The subhuman iq guy i remember you
I don't understand what you mean. Why did you call me low IQ? Was it because of the question I asked, or because I didn't know the answer to the question I asked, or did you find the question I asked stupid?
 
Start by doing wall push-ups for stregthening pecs/tris/delts and elbow joints/tendons, do higher sets higher reps.

And when you've become good at it, do it on a table same process

And then do knee push-ups to the floor etc until you can do regular push-ups

Frequency and volume is key.

 
i think if you cant do a single push up that means youre too fat or too skinny and no muscles. both ways its over
Start by doing wall push-ups for stregthening pecs/tris/delts and elbow joints/tendons, do higher sets higher reps.

And when you've become good at it, do it on a table same process

And then do knee push-ups to the floor etc until you can do regular push-ups

Frequency and volume is key.


I love how the both of you are serious lmao,
 

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