It isn't about the total amount, but about how many you do consistently, each week.
Lighter weight with more repetition makes you stronger.
There is no set amount of press ups that a person is allowed to do in a day. A person can do as many press ups as their body will allow them to do. You do not want to over do it because you could strain your muscles.
Neither is better, they work different muscles.
This really depends on the individual performing the exercise. Explosive press ups are great as a high impact workout, really impacting the muscles. Normal press ups are great as well. Alternate the two for a maximum workout.
I think it might be a bicep and a tricep
press-ups, lifting weights
just do one hundered press ups a day
It all depends on how weak your muscles are now, and what, to you, is a satisfactory result. Go to the gym and get a certified personal trainer and consult them...
to build muscles for anything are..........squats,bench press,lifting waits,crunches,pull ups,sit ups,and push ups.
You need a full exercise regimen not just one exercise. Push ups alone will not necessarily give you visible abdominal muscles.
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It's an OK way, but it'll only target some muscles. Do pull ups too and you'll get a better result.
One-arm push-ups (or press-ups) are a very different exercise. They work different muscles in different ways. They are generally much more difficult, but because they work on the body differently, they're not considered superior.