Doing 200 push-ups a day can be beneficial for building upper body strength and endurance, but it depends on your fitness level and overall goals. For some, this volume might lead to overtraining or injury if proper form and recovery aren't prioritized. It's important to incorporate variety in your workout routine and allow for rest days to promote muscle recovery. Always consider your individual health and fitness needs when setting exercise goals.
squats pushups an lifting 200 pound wiehts
no because you muscles get tired so it dose u no good Morgan wood
Yes, doing 40 pushups a day can be a good way to improve strength and fitness, especially for beginners. Over time, you may need to increase the number of pushups or incorporate other exercises to continue seeing progress.
No way of telling. Depends on what else you're doing and what your eating habits are.
Well my great uncle before he got his lung only working at 50 percent he use to do 200 pushups two claps down then he did 200 jumping jacks then she did 200 sit ups do a quarter of those a day and ull be all good then maybe in two months if u arnt a lazy person do 75 or 100
Practice pushups by doing as many as you can and then each day upping that by 5
Yes, this is indeed a good way to increase your pushups
Do a thousand pushups a day.
According to my calculations, about 1155 Calories for 1400 pushups. If you are attempting to go for this I say Good luck and GOOD LUCK!
yes it is
Unless you are named Charissa, you should be able to do at least 5-10.
He would get pretty tired.