At 13, the number of push-ups you should do can vary based on your fitness level. A good goal for beginners might be 5 to 10 push-ups in a set, while more experienced youths could aim for 15 to 20 or more. It's important to focus on proper form and gradually increase your repetitions as you build strength. Always listen to your body and consult a coach or trainer if unsure.
im 13 and i can do about 45 to 50 push ups but i don't know if that's the maximum my girlfriend said its amazing
no. i did an experiment and sit ups increase the heart rate more than push ups by 13 beats/minute :)
For a 13-year-old girl: You should probably be able to do at least 5 (real push-ups, not girl push-ups). If you can work your way up to doing 20-25, you're doing awesome. For a 13-year-old boy: You should probably be able to do at least 8-10 real push-ups. Try to eventually be able to do around 25-30.
There are two answers because it could be a boy and a girl. I have a both ways for a 13 year old boy and girl to get a six pack. Boy: excersize, eat healthy, sit-ups, push-ups, pull-ups, and super woman. Girl: eating healthy, push-ups, and sit-ups. Those are the answers how a boy and a girl can gt a six pack.
30 sit ups or crunches 15 push-ups and do 20 second wall sits 3 times
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30 sit ups or crunches 15 push-ups and do 20 second wall sits 3 times
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Well just try doing anything that can keep you in shape like: Running, Push ups, Walking, Riding a bike, anything :).
Of course not, growth for children stops around sixteen years old.
that totally depends on the girl, at that age i could do 17 but many struggle to do 5, some can do more.
It's not about push-ups and sit-ups. It is a about getting regular cardio exercise. Just do things you enjoy that are also good exercise such as jogging, swimming, playing sports like basketball and football with friends, hiking, taking a brisk walk, etc. The next step is what you eat. Just avoid dangerous weight loss plans and focus on getting healthy, not the number on the scale. Make it a fun project, and treat it like a marathon... not a sprint.