Take on the 30-day challenge of doing 100 push-ups daily to build upper body strength and endurance. This advanced workout incorporates various push-up variations including close grip, wide grip, decline, and pike push-ups. It is designed to target different areas of the chest, shoulders, and triceps while improving overall muscular endurance. Be sure to maintain proper form and listen to your body's limits to prevent overuse injuries. Consistency and gradual progression are key to achieving the best results from this challenging workout.
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This push-up workout is designed to target various muscle groups in your upper body. It consists of 5 different types of push-ups, each with 2 sets of 10 reps. The workout starts with the traditional push-up, targeting the chest, shoulders, and triceps. Moving on to decline push-ups, these target the lower portion of the chest, emphasizing the pectoral muscles. Next, wide grip push-ups engage the chest, shoulders, and triceps, while also challenging the stabilizing muscles. Close grip push-ups follow, focusing on the triceps and inner chest, providing a comprehensive upper body burn. Finally, pike push-ups are included to target the shoulders and upper chest, enhancing overall shoulder strength and stability.
By including variations of the push-up, this workout effectively engages different angles and muscle groups, promoting balanced upper body development. Through consistent practice, this routine can help improve strength, endurance, and muscular definition. Remember to maintain proper form and control throughout each exercise, and consider incorporating this workout into your regular training regimen for maximum benefits.
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Push-up2 sets • 10 reps
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Decline Push-up2 sets • 10 reps
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Wide Grip Push-up2 sets • 10 reps
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Close Grip Push-up2 sets • 10 reps
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Pike Push-up2 sets • 10 reps
Day 2
This push-up focused workout is designed to build upper body strength and endurance. The workout consists of 5 different variations of push-ups, each targeting different muscle groups in the chest, shoulders, and triceps. The first superset includes regular push-ups and decline push-ups. Regular push-ups target the chest and triceps, while decline push-ups place more emphasis on the upper chest and shoulders. The second superset includes wide grip push-ups and close grip push-ups. Wide grip push-ups target the chest and shoulders, while close grip push-ups focus on the triceps. The workout finishes with pike push-ups, which are excellent for targeting the shoulders and upper chest. To maximize results, focus on maintaining proper form throughout each exercise and aim for controlled, steady movements. Remember to breathe properly and engage the core for stability. Start with 2 sets of 10 reps for each exercise, gradually increasing the sets or reps as you progress. Ensure you warm up before and cool down after the workout to prevent injury and aid recovery.
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Exercise / Sets
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Push-up2 sets • 10 reps
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Decline Push-up2 sets • 10 reps
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Wide Grip Push-up2 sets • 10 reps
4
Close Grip Push-up2 sets • 10 reps
5
Pike Push-up2 sets • 10 reps
Day 3
Get ready to take your upper body workout to the next level with this intense push-up routine. It's designed to build strength and endurance in your chest, shoulders, and triceps. The workout consists of 5 exercises, each with 2 sets of 10 reps. To really challenge yourself, focus on maintaining proper form and control throughout each movement. The variation in hand placement and body position throughout the exercises will target different areas of your chest and arms, helping you achieve a well-rounded upper body training session.
Start with standard push-ups to engage your chest, shoulders, and triceps. Then, move on to decline push-ups to shift the focus more onto your upper chest and shoulders. Wide grip push-ups target the outer chest muscles, while close grip push-ups work the inner chest and triceps. Finish with pike push-ups, which emphasize the shoulders and upper chest.
Remember to engage your core and keep a straight line from your head to your heels during each push-up variation. Focus on controlled movements and proper breathing to get the most out of each rep. As you progress, you can increase the number of sets or reps to continue challenging your upper body strength and endurance. Make sure to maintain a balanced diet to support your muscle recovery and growth.