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Height-Weight-Pushups

Thought this might be fun. Post your height, weight, and max pushups you can do in a row.

6'
190
70

I don't know if that's good or not. But I don't care! Let's see um folks!

5'10"
149
Dunno. Not going to try it now.

6'3"

170


4

6'1"
210
15

i don't know how you guys can do so many push ups to be honest. you guys must be doing girly push ups hehehe...especially that boomers character


ok yeah but seriously...most i've ever been able to do is like 40's...

5'10"
140
35!

w00t

ive been doing pushups almost every day (i try) for almost a year now. i hated that i could only do about 20-30.

its the only thing i do though besides bicycle sit ups, so i guess thats why its kinda high (if 70 is high at all...) cuz it makes up for not working out the real way.

6'13"
105
1892 and 7/16ths

5' 11"
150 lbs
50 pushups


Or


180 cm
68 kg
50 pushups


Haven't done any pushups in over 5, 6 months. And now I remember why - pushups suck.

6'1"
170lbs
8

0' 10"
1 lbs

0 pushups

5'10"
185
0 pushups.

i'm parapalegic.

6'
233 lbs
21 pushups

I want to gain more mass before I start doing any endurance training, so I'm surprised I can do that many. I was expecting more like 10-12.

about 179cm

71kg

50-60 pushups


for you non-metric system weirdos

5'10" or 5'11"

155 pounds

60-70 pushups

5"6
149
117

*shrugs* I'm in shape

6'2"
240
60 pushups

In my early twenties, there was a point where I could do 2 sets of 100 pushups in one sitting. It took me a long time to reach that level, but it was a goal of mine in college. I stopped doing them for a time, and quickly lost that ability.

Here's a really great story on the original record holder for non-stop push-ups; he did 6,006.

Clicky

Funny thing is, you don't need to be incredibly strong or anything, it just comes from practice/repitition.

I personally suck at Push-ups because I rarely do them anymore.

6'2
190
~40

5'10
135?
no idea cos they are the most boring thing in the world

I mean why would you want to do them? Supose if you tried bettering your last it might be good but even then it would take aaaaaggggggeeees. Personally I couldn't be fucked (pull ups I'd like to try tho they are harder and so take less time).

5'8''
175 lbs
Wrist injuries from martial arts prevent me from doing pushups. On a good day I can do about 20, but its my wrists that give out before anything.

depends on how wide you go with your stance.. (the wider the easier)


5"11
142 lbs
80 (wide stance) last time i tried which was about 8 months ago

5'8
150
50

6'2
127
8

5'9
141 lbs
51

what are they good for anyways, what muscles do they target.

5"7
8 1/2 stone (119lbs?)
about 9 push ups, prefer sit ups anyday.

5'8"
180 (yeah i'm fat .. i admit it .. hahha . )

quote:

Originally posted by Trazedict ive been doing pushups almost every day (i try) for almost a year now. i hated that i could only do about 20-30. its the only thing i do though besides bicycle sit ups, so i guess thats why its kinda high (if 70 is high at all...) cuz it makes up for not working out the real way.

ditto .. i went through the same stretch as you .. every morning, i promised myself i would do pushups .. well it wasnt everyday, but more like 5 to 6 days a week, with one break inbetween the stretch .. for instance, i would do 3 days, then break one day, then do another 3 or 4 days, then break ..

i was up to 100 .. that felt pretty good .. then i quit doing them .. kinda back on track with the schedule, as long as school doesnt piss me off or drain my energy, i would be cool .. hahah .. currently up to about 70 or 75 .. around there ..

quote:

Originally posted by daydreamer 5'9 141 lbs 51 what are they good for anyways, what muscles do they target.

hell yeah it works .. i hear it's the fastest way to get those "rip" biceps and shoulders, and you see the muscle alignment on your arms .. you don't want flabby arms, do you ??? ..

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