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what are the benefits of push ups?! pleeaaseee helpp!?
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<blockquote data-quote="__Jean" data-source="post: 1526549" data-attributes="member: 595680"><p>Push ups are great to build up strength and endurance, but won't really give you significant mass increase, unless you add some weight to your back. I do many push ups myself. A lot of variety to target different muscles, and I also add 65 lbs in a backpack. </p><p></p><p>The trick is to find ways to make the push ups harder. You can also try rolling push ups, which basically consists of using 2 dumbbells(That can slide/roll). This requires immense balance and strength.</p><p></p><p>I agree with the above. 40 push ups isn't a lot. If you have been doing push ups for 2 years, you should easily be able to do 100-200 push ups within a 30 minute period.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="__Jean, post: 1526549, member: 595680"] Push ups are great to build up strength and endurance, but won't really give you significant mass increase, unless you add some weight to your back. I do many push ups myself. A lot of variety to target different muscles, and I also add 65 lbs in a backpack. The trick is to find ways to make the push ups harder. You can also try rolling push ups, which basically consists of using 2 dumbbells(That can slide/roll). This requires immense balance and strength. I agree with the above. 40 push ups isn't a lot. If you have been doing push ups for 2 years, you should easily be able to do 100-200 push ups within a 30 minute period. [/QUOTE]
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