#Pushups

[docholligay]

ahahahahahah also me doing a pushup.

[maddygoesthemiles]

One month (minus 3 days) later and I can now do 12 at once!

Good news! I can still do a full push up! I've been avoiding them out of fear that this was another skill that deteriorated (like how I can't do pull ups any more), but I tried today and I can do 5!

Gonna start doing them more often because I kind of miss the days when I could bang out 30 or 40 with good form and no problem. Plus, I'm getting close to my all-time max bench press and I want to destroy my PR!

[odinsblog]

people will say this is fake

[caseyhannan]

DROP AND GIVE ME

[tombama]

How Many Can You Do?

[cfstuff]

Double fundoshi friday??? Double fundoshi friday.

[spagetroach]

I can't do a push-up, but I've found that I can do roughly 20 half push-ups (the ones where you pushup with your knees on the ground), so last Tuesday I started doing 20 of them a day.

Let me tell you, I did not have muscles in my arms, if I flexed my arms, nothing would change.

But today I flexed my arms, and bro. I have muscles now?? Stuff actually changes?

[d4rkh0ney]

Not to post videos from tiktok, but I'm gonna.

On every social platform, I'm seeing a lot of discourse about the Drake & Kendrick situation. Ofc fuckkk Drake, but the unconditional Kendrick love didn't sit right with me even though he is the one I listen to. And this person (tiktok tag: xiandivyne) put it really eloquently and I think you should see it because there is a lack of nuanced takes on this topic :

[correctopinionhaver]

some interesting artwork choices on the wikihow about how to do pushups

[19silvermirrors]

YQY diligently doing powerlifting calligraphy under the watchful eyes of shizun Shen🖌

[oinukori]

Heard that this morning it was raining… 🔥💦💪

[tombama]

69th Pushup

[fit-ishlife]

I’ve been using a resistance band to improve my form and range of motion when doing tricep pushups.

10 everyday until I can do them without a band.

[maddygoesthemiles]

Good news! I can still do a full push up! I've been avoiding them out of fear that this was another skill that deteriorated (like how I can't do pull ups any more), but I tried today and I can do 5!

Gonna start doing them more often because I kind of miss the days when I could bang out 30 or 40 with good form and no problem. Plus, I'm getting close to my all-time max bench press and I want to destroy my PR!

[cathotradi2]

Amédée, a young army cadets - 3

Amédée , an exemplary student at a military high school, learns a vital lesson about discipline and self-control. After joining a noisy commotion, he and his classmates face a public punishment of fifty push-ups, which solidifies his understanding that military life demands unwavering discipline.

Through rigorous guard duty training and a challenging inspection by a high-ranking general, Amédée realizes that true strength lies not only in action but also in enduring and mastering one's body and mind. This experience engrains in him the importance of maintaining excellence and self-mastery in every moment.

Amédée undertakes rigorous shooting exercises to improve precision, learning to shoot from standing, kneeling, and prone positions. Each technique requires control and stability, teaching him the importance of self-mastery over mere physical strength.

Later, a sudden nocturnal forced march tests the students' endurance and discipline as they traverse 20 kilometers with full gear. Despite fatigue, Amédée perseveres, realizing that true strength lies in the will and discipline to overcome physical limitations. This experience reinforces his understanding that successful military training requires calm, patience, and unwavering determination.