While push-ups are an effective exercise for building upper body strength, they can have some disadvantages. Improper form can lead to shoulder or wrist injuries, especially for beginners or those with pre-existing conditions. Additionally, push-ups primarily target the chest, shoulders, and triceps, which may lead to muscle imbalances if not complemented with other exercises. Lastly, individuals with limited upper body strength may struggle to perform them correctly, leading to frustration or discouragement.
Well, you CAN, but you should rest for about a minute before doing them. If you feel strain you can't handle when doing about 5 push-ups, just to test to see if you can do more, then you shouldn't do push-ups. If you feel strain any time during push-ups, you should stop and rest, then try doing more.
After doing push-ups, you may feel sore in your chest, shoulders, and triceps.
You can do push-ups without using triceps muscle.
No
Nope.
The proper way for doing push ups is to keep your feet together, and to raise yourself using the arms.
When doing push-ups, your arms should be at a 90-degree angle from your body at the bottom of the movement.
By doing push ups and sit ups and by doing some exercises you think is better for you. The main thing is to do the girls push ups and situps . That's how you grow abs.
You have to be careful that you do push-ups correctly. By doing push ups Incorrectly, your risk of damaging your shoulder, back muscles and/or spine is greatly increased.
Growth does not stop when you are doing push ups, pull ups, or dips. Those are forms of exercise, which keep you healthier, and do not stop your growth.
if you don't do push ups regularly then yes , however if you do it is not
no i have been doing them my hole life and i am six foot