Just out of curiosity. How many push ups can you do? Real push ups lol. Like the one where you put a birdie under your chest and that you are able to touch it every time. Please list your age, gender and how many you can do.
1 shot 56 arnd... age 27.. male... into kungfu pushups too... they zero in on the smaller muscle groups... Ex:-- 2 finger pushups... 3 fingered pushups... on wrist... on knuckles.. etc.. they help coz ultimately in wrist flick shots u need the finger strength as well too...
Not sure if this counts, but I did 58 in 60 seconds. I was on an incline and I was dipping down to about 3-4 inches off the ground. But that was almost a year ago, now being at university, I haven't exercised much at all. I'm a male, and I did 58 nonstop when I was 17. I think it just means your arms/chest are at a good proportion to your body.
39 pushups, age 18, male. I think this is really funny, because I can do 15 full chin-ups quite easily...maybe it's time for me to hit the gym again, whaddaya think?
3 finger pushups are horrible and I wouldn't say wrist or knuckle pressups are particularly pleasant either. I've never really counted how many I can do but I'd say at Kung Fu class, we do at least 80.
I have no idea what this means. I will hazard a guess that you are 29 years old, and that the values in brackets refer in some way to the number of sets and repetitions of pushup-that you can do. I will also guess that the "Thread Initiator" is asking for how many repetitions readers can do in a single set. Please note that mathamatically, you claim to be able to do "nine to the power of nine to the power of nine to the power of nine" pushups. I find this unlikely, as the expanded numerical value of this expression is 9 multiplied by itself approximately a quinvigintillion times over. If you have no idea what the actual value of a "quinvigintillion" is, it is a "1" followed by 78 zeroes. All hail "Brother with an 'A' instead of an 'E'," for he is the push-up king!
haha, I can do 9, then rest at the top for a couple seconds, do 9 more, rest at the top, repeated 4 times before falling to the ground because of lack of oxygen. On a side note, 9^(9^9) is wqaaayyyyy larger than 1 x 10^(78).
Yeah, I thought it might be something like this, the rest was just for fun. My post is probably confusing. If you look at it again, I say that the final value is, in other words, nine multipled by ITSELF 10^(78) times. It is actually 9 multiplied by ITSELF 1.966...x10^(77) times, but I thought that it would be more fun to find the actual word for a close whole number. On another note, when I tried to expand 9^9^9^9 fully all I got was an error message stating "Invalid input for function" Sorry for any confusion!
I'm up to 46 from 39 in my earlier post! (btw, Harmono is right with regards to the "dual of the mathmaticians", dunno what i was smoking...)
70 at one go. Could probably max out at 100 but if i stop at say 50 i'd be able to do much more sets... i'm 19. 70's pretty bad for someone serving in the army right now i've once done 600+ pushup in a single day. a friend of mine claimed he'd done(been forced) to do 2000+ in 3 days
