Hey friends! This video is recently getting some more views but I made it several months ago! I now have an updated pushup progression as well as my routine on my website. Feel free to check it out! www.HybridCalisthenics.com/routine Have a beautiful day!
No ya I just found your channel today after I saw your pull up video I personally want to get stronger but I'm pretty weak right now so seeing an easier version of a work out to build up to the harder stuff really helps I'll definitely be watching more of your stuff
Yo dude bruce lee did two fingers back straight and feet a bit more than shoulder width on his demos even the popular one (1967 long beach) he didnt coil and did it perfectly so check it out mannn
So is the updated one better? I was thinking I could combine the two by doing wall 50x 3, incline 40x3, lower incline 35x3, and then kneeling 25x3 what do u think?
How's going? I started at 6 kneeling push ups and than literally not being able to use my arms to 20 proper push ups in a row (two sets of 20 and two of 15) thanks to Hampton and some other dudes, but mostly Hampton. The amount of shame I felt for not being able do a single proper push up, oh boy.
Look. I bet you can probably do more pushups than me right now. But, not being able to do pushups really is a laughable feat. Also, just because they laugh at you doesn't mean they think you will not be able to do one
Lol yeah it's funny, I can do regular pushups but not too many, like 10, but I had memories of the knee push-ups being too easy and not worth doing. And yet I tried it just now and turns out I can't do two sets of 30 of them. Huh. Guess I'll switch to these for a while!
@@ninjafruitchilled yeah same, I use to have to do 30 push-ups as warmup before we did our martial arts back when I was 12, I can barely do 30 knee push-ups now lol. Got to start somewhere though
I've had trouble with push ups over the years as I'm 6'6'' and always weighed around 190lbs. 3 weeks ago I managed to hit 3x50 wall push ups and today I just did 5 regular push ups! Thanks a ton!
REMEMBER!! to warm up, if you go too hard for too long you'll injure yourself. Stretching for 2 mins and some simple swings not only enhances your performance, but also prevents your ligaments from popping suddenly, or waking up with a dislocated shoulder. Source: my shoulder is fucked
Man what you said about thinking you're stronger than you really are is so true! I can only do 25 wall pushups a set! My arms are already killing me! So glad I found your channel! Goal to finally do a proper pushup at 22 will finally be accomplished because of you! Thank you and have a beautiful day!
I LOVE this channel. It has motivated me to begin working out again, after having done NO exercise for at least 7 months. Earlier this year when I was exercising fairly regularly, I could do at least 60 standard pushups in sets of 20, and sometimes 30 reps at a time, 3 times per week. Then when covid hit and life went a bit pear shaped, I stopped working out. A few days ago, I thought the kneeling pushups would be a good place to begin with my new strength plan. I almost died after only 12 push-ups. Even a 10-minute rest only gave me enough energy to do 3 more. I will no longer call them 'girl' push-ups (I'm a guy), because they are much harder than I thought they'd be :D My goal is now 2 sets of 30 kneeling push-ups, as Hampton suggests. Thanks Hampton, for your calm motivation.
I have been rehabilitating myself from being bed-ridden and have found your videos and channel to be extremely helpful! Thank you SO much for sharing this information freely. I'm up to 2 sets of 20 regular push-ups and I do the last five on my knees, also walking two miles a day now! Looking forward to trying those archer ones someday... Thanks again!
I love your explanations here! I really appreciate the way you have broken it down into achievable steps. I have never felt confident in doing push-ups, and I’m glad you have given me a place to start
I dont really work out. But your 1 min vids really motivates me to do it. Such a wholesome guy! I love how you call us friends and tell us to have a beautiful day
You are the most coolest or I like to say down to earth calister I have ever seen.i like your way of talking a lot.looking forward to a lot of good videos bro
Gonna track my progress here Entirely new to pushups, thank you Wall pushups: Day 1: Half of one set, 25 Day 7: 45, almost a whole set! Day 14: I can do 70, over one set! Day 21: 80 Day 28: TBA
LOL Dude, that's just crazy. I just watched your pull-ups video, and then I was like hey I wonder how this guy recommends doing push-ups. So I clicked on this video and I remembered you!!! I actually found this video in early 2020, watched it, and decided to follow it, and I did, but I completely forgot where I got the chest height hip height chair push-up ideas from. But it was you all along! I started with 2-3 push ups on a chest-high object to now doing 30-40 girl push ups or 10-15 normal ones. This stuff works, took me a year, but it sure does work. Chest high things, then hip high things then suddenly normal push ups become gradually possible.
When i saw this months ago, i gave it a try. Before starting with the easier variations, i tried to do regular pushups and only managed 3 reps, now im working on my diamond pushups. This was really helpful!!
I love how chill and how honest you are and how much you love calisthenics I hope we can collab soon. I can really feel inner peace when watching you! God bless
I couldn't do the diamond push-ups (I could but I decided not to due to the same reason) your arrowhead push-ups just made a huge change, thank you brother.
When I was in my COCC (Cadet Officer Candidate Course) I was able to do at least 50 push ups easily but after the quarantine I cant even finish a wall push up. thank you for this!
I started from the wall push ups. I gained a lot of weight and was in a terrible shape. Had to destroy my ego and do every step. It was both painful and embarrassing, the fact that I'm unable to do the basic human activity. So I went through the whole progression - wall push ups, elevated push up, knee push ups regular push ups and now I'm on the arrowhead push ups. And my best result of regular push ups was 100 total (4 sets of 25). It took me one year to achieve my goal, but with a better discipline it could have been much faster. Go for it people. It is possible, just trust in the process. I personally want to learn how to do one arm push ups before the end of the year, and atm it seems like only the matter of continuing doing that.
I've been following the workout on your website (with some variations) for like four months now and it's hugely improved my strength and confidence. I'm a transgender man and it's meant so much to me to see increasing mass in my chest and shoulders. Thank you!
I've been watching so many push up technique on youtube...but you my friend...you are AWESOME!!!. For beginners, you are worth millions of appreciation.
Planche pushups are indeed very difficult and impressive! However, the reason I don't include them in a pushup progression is because I think they belong more in a planche progression. In my opinion, the majority of the benefit of planche pushups lies in the benefit of planches themselves. Planches are not necessarily great at building pushing strength despite their difficulty. I hope that makes sense!
@@HybridCalisthenics Can you explain? I'm pretty close to a planche pushup from about a year of moving hands further down toward the waist and I feel like my pecs, front delts and abs become like rock every time I perform these pushups. Front delts and pecs are definitely involved in pushing strength. Source: Personal observation. Curious about your pov.
@@21xxx21 Yeah, I’ve found that Planche push-ups have an insane amount of strength transfer. I never worked on “one-Arm push-ups” and simply worked on the Planche Push-up progressions that I posted a video of on my channel and one-arm push-ups were a free gain - no direct training was necessary to do multiple. He’s right about planches not building much pushing strength, but for Planche PUSH-UPS it’s a different ordeal.
Thank you for this video. After 6 months, I am finally able to do proper push ups. I can't wait to finish the journey that I have started and reach the 1 arm push up and then the no arm pushup. Thank you in all seriousness for these videos though.
Hampton, you son of a gun, I did it! Haha I did a one arm push up for the first time in my life today, a few hours after I completed 2 sets of archer push ups :D this has been a goal of mine for about a year now and your videos made it far more managable than it would have been otherwise. Thank you so so much!
Thanks so much for these. I am a former trainer and had a strained tricep 9 years ago that I’ve been babying all this time. This is a great video with progressions for me to mentally build back my strength as well as physically
Even tho you said you had to redo this at the end, I love the scuffed energy, how as long you just get it done, it's already fine, doesn't have to look glamorous or cool, just get it done.
Thanks ive had your videos in a favorite folder for awhile and ive finally got around to creating better routines for my self and calisthenics has really helped me feel like i can gradually and privately increase my fitness. It can be hard to start so small when your in full view of public something like a wall push up isn't very flashy and can make you feel self conscious about your abilities etc. These are simple exercises that can done in pretty much any living environment and start small I appreciate that. I am the type who usually pushes themselves too far too fast this is far more sustainable which I have found after a week or two becomes more natural. If I had to give anyone else advice on this I'd say start with the most basic stuff you can consistently do and keep it to your self. Its fun to want to share but I look at it as a reward sharing I did it one day might give me some positive vibes but not as much as if i delayed that for a week, or two plus it keeps me on focus. Start at your own level, do the therapy motions if need be get used to it. Do what you can maintain on a regular schedule. Slow and steady.
I seriously have to thank you for being who you are I thought the only way for me to ever get in shape or any type of workout was with equipment or going to the gym I had no idea about calisthenics workout you seriously saved my life bro i hate being in public so gym were a no go and i don't have the money for all the different work out equipment I've been using your videos to help my workout now i just have to build a routine of some kind anyway bro just need to say thank you so much for you being you man . If I could become a supporter i definitely would.
Those archer push-ups got me dude. I can do regular push-ups all day and a good amount of the diamond/arrowhead push-ups but have never tried archer push-ups. They're hard for me and I can only do 8 per arm but I'm glad I have something to work on. Thanks and love your content!
This is one of the best videos I have ever seen. I truly genuinely appreciate the "mis-takes" you made and even more I love that you left them in and not edited them out too much.
Thank you so much for this :) I've only been able to do 5 pushups in a row and that's always made me not want to exercise. Your method though makes it more approachable. Much love
I started my entire fitness journey with callisthenics and I learnt most movements from it until I finally got my hands on weights. I mostly do weights and weighted callisthenics but watching these callisthenic moves gives me so much nostalgia.
I am very glad to have found these. I never would have searched exercise videos on my own but you came up on my fyp on TikTok and thought this might be great for helping me at least start my journey for health. Our gym has TRX equipment i use when i go but i didnt realize how much i can do at home too.
Dayum, I knew I was out of shape but knee pushups kicked my ass! And I just realized I'm dumb and dit 2 sets of 35 by mistake lol. Keep up the good work, my friend!
Absolutely love the content & enjoy learning more through watching the content . A Very humble & very hungry individual that looks out for the bettering of others and himself. Wonderful, more people should watch this content.
With push-up handles to preserve the integrity of my wrists, I plateaued at around 20 push-ups at best, and then I moved over to bar dips. After a short while, with the freak show of the muscles built up around the back of shoulders, I was able to do 50 push-ups without any effort. So pleased with that progress, I pushed the repetitions of 50 push-ups, and then rendered myself inoperative, for six-weeks, with the effect of Delayed Onset of Muscular Soreness (DOMS), that was really sore indeed. As a consequence of that experience, I now pace it better :-)
This is super helpful. Been looking for a way to work out my arms a little more. I only started working out a month ago and your channel has been a big help to me
Hey friends! This video is recently getting some more views but I made it several months ago! I now have an updated pushup progression as well as my routine on my website. Feel free to check it out! www.HybridCalisthenics.com/routine
Have a beautiful day!
You didn't say "Hello my friends" at the start 😭 It's one of my favourite parts :(
No ya I just found your channel today after I saw your pull up video
I personally want to get stronger but I'm pretty weak right now so seeing an easier version of a work out to build up to the harder stuff really helps
I'll definitely be watching more of your stuff
Yo dude bruce lee did two fingers back straight and feet a bit more than shoulder width on his demos even the popular one (1967 long beach) he didnt coil and did it perfectly so check it out mannn
So is the updated one better? I was thinking I could combine the two by doing wall 50x 3, incline 40x3, lower incline 35x3, and then kneeling 25x3 what do u think?
For the chest hight version what do you recomend insted im 6feet 4inches tall so its not the average hight.
He's probably the most wholesome person on UA-cam right now
I really love his voice tbh😂
@mk43_GUNNER SHOCK He's allowed to be into hentai I mean . It's not a sin , if you see .And he's an adult (I think ) . So whatever 🙄
@mk43_GUNNER SHOCK yametee!
Nah that goes to cooking with Lynja
COOKING WITH LYNJA
you're criminally underrated my friend.
Keep sharing.
He deserves the recognition
I see what you did there ;)
Stage 1 (Therapy)
0:40 Wall pushups 3x50
1:18 Incline pushups chest level 3x40
Stage 2 (Fitness)
2:07 Incline pushups hip level 2x35
2:38 Knee pushups 2x30
3:15 Regular pushups 2x25
Stage 3 (Strength)
4:10 Arrowhead pushups 2x25
4:58 Archer pushups 2x20 (per side)
6:23 One arm pushups 2x9
8:04 Serpent pushups 2x9
And the last one, the no arm push up.
Serujio Raiton lmao
@@serujioraiton2811 ruasian pushups*
Thanks!
Thanks
Never been able to do a push up. Everyone laughs at me for doing wall push ups but I’m making progress :) Thank you, Hampton
They won't laugh at you in a year when you can do 50 full pushups without stopping :D
Good luck my guy I respect you equally as other people
How's going?
I started at 6 kneeling push ups and than literally not being able to use my arms to 20 proper push ups in a row (two sets of 20 and two of 15) thanks to Hampton and some other dudes, but mostly Hampton. The amount of shame I felt for not being able do a single proper push up, oh boy.
Look. I bet you can probably do more pushups than me right now. But, not being able to do pushups really is a laughable feat. Also, just because they laugh at you doesn't mean they think you will not be able to do one
Nobody laughs at you. Nobody cares about your push-ups.
So excited I found your channel. Can’t wait to see how strong I become.
I can't wait either! Hope the information helps!
Same!
Same
Any improvements so far?
@@subscribetoblackmotivation4412 you a fucking donut or a nut . Please tell
My man I respect you in every possible way
Since I found your channel I started to train
So far I lost 5.4 kgs
Thank you
Congrats Anas
Good job :)
great progress bro :)
great job king!
Wow Congratulations!!
Destroy the ego, couldn't finish the second set of 30 knee push ups but feel like this is the right track
as long as you made every rep count, you'll get there
@@seafoam5308 I'm already there baby
@@WillCarrollHamilton aye Good Job!
Lol yeah it's funny, I can do regular pushups but not too many, like 10, but I had memories of the knee push-ups being too easy and not worth doing. And yet I tried it just now and turns out I can't do two sets of 30 of them. Huh. Guess I'll switch to these for a while!
@@ninjafruitchilled yeah same, I use to have to do 30 push-ups as warmup before we did our martial arts back when I was 12, I can barely do 30 knee push-ups now lol. Got to start somewhere though
Found this guy through UA-cam stories and am definitely not regretting it
Same here!!! He sounds like the one cool chemistry teacher at school but COOLER
Hes the guy that got me into working out lol
Bro your place is relaxing asf
ikr i jus wanna pull over there
Hey man! Never stop making these, they’re really helping me, I’m on my 2nd week of calisthenics and I really look forward to following your channel
Thanks man! I'll keep making these for sure. Never hesitate to reach out if you think I can help.
@@HybridCalisthenics help me to do handstand and planche I want to learn how to do handstand and planche
Ey man 8 month, any update?
I feel like I wanna exercise just to make him proud
omg exactly
I've had trouble with push ups over the years as I'm 6'6'' and always weighed around 190lbs.
3 weeks ago I managed to hit 3x50 wall push ups and today I just did 5 regular push ups!
Thanks a ton!
MAN FORGOT THE NO ARM PUSH UP😂😂
easy
Can we get some Russians in here?
Use tounge
planche push up or vertical push is way harder lmao, at least you're actually hitting a muscle for this one
@@fanz8689 YOU 😂😂😂
He’s a honest man, better than someone who starts with Sixpack and ends with shortcuts.
who the fuck is sixpack shortcuts
REMEMBER!! to warm up, if you go too hard for too long you'll injure yourself. Stretching for 2 mins and some simple swings not only enhances your performance, but also prevents your ligaments from popping suddenly, or waking up with a dislocated shoulder.
Source: my shoulder is fucked
def will keep in mind also hopeful that your shoulder gets less fucked again dude
Ohh shoulder is one of those fragile joints (also knee), you really have to take care of it to avoid any injury.
Yes warmup but don't stretch before exercising
My shoulder clicks every rep. Huhu
What do I doo?
This really got me into working out, not to build muscles but mainly for health purposes. This is the most wholesome channel I found. Just pure awe.
Straight to the point , brief, and most inportantly no unneccesary music behind.
👌
I gotta say your really smart the part of the diamond push-ups was spot on I’m going to try the arrow position now cheers
Man what you said about thinking you're stronger than you really are is so true! I can only do 25 wall pushups a set! My arms are already killing me! So glad I found your channel! Goal to finally do a proper pushup at 22 will finally be accomplished because of you! Thank you and have a beautiful day!
I LOVE this channel. It has motivated me to begin working out again, after having done NO exercise for at least 7 months. Earlier this year when I was exercising fairly regularly, I could do at least 60 standard pushups in sets of 20, and sometimes 30 reps at a time, 3 times per week. Then when covid hit and life went a bit pear shaped, I stopped working out. A few days ago, I thought the kneeling pushups would be a good place to begin with my new strength plan. I almost died after only 12 push-ups. Even a 10-minute rest only gave me enough energy to do 3 more. I will no longer call them 'girl' push-ups (I'm a guy), because they are much harder than I thought they'd be :D
My goal is now 2 sets of 30 kneeling push-ups, as Hampton suggests. Thanks Hampton, for your calm motivation.
Imagine you get lost in the woods and you find the king of the forbidden app and you get jacked
I have been rehabilitating myself from being bed-ridden and have found your videos and channel to be extremely helpful! Thank you SO much for sharing this information freely. I'm up to 2 sets of 20 regular push-ups and I do the last five on my knees, also walking two miles a day now! Looking forward to trying those archer ones someday... Thanks again!
I love your explanations here! I really appreciate the way you have broken it down into achievable steps. I have never felt confident in doing push-ups, and I’m glad you have given me a place to start
I dont really work out. But your 1 min vids really motivates me to do it. Such a wholesome guy! I love how you call us friends and tell us to have a beautiful day
Hey i found you on tiktok and the way you explain really motivates me to start training. Keep up with the good work!
2:44 what a nice man
Yeah I was really impressed about that
You are the most coolest or I like to say down to earth calister I have ever seen.i like your way of talking a lot.looking forward to a lot of good videos bro
Gonna track my progress here
Entirely new to pushups, thank you
Wall pushups:
Day 1: Half of one set, 25
Day 7: 45, almost a whole set!
Day 14: I can do 70, over one set!
Day 21: 80
Day 28: TBA
Yo U still going?
LOL Dude, that's just crazy. I just watched your pull-ups video, and then I was like hey I wonder how this guy recommends doing push-ups. So I clicked on this video and I remembered you!!! I actually found this video in early 2020, watched it, and decided to follow it, and I did, but I completely forgot where I got the chest height hip height chair push-up ideas from. But it was you all along! I started with 2-3 push ups on a chest-high object to now doing 30-40 girl push ups or 10-15 normal ones. This stuff works, took me a year, but it sure does work. Chest high things, then hip high things then suddenly normal push ups become gradually possible.
the man is waaaaaaay too natural and i like it
I’ve been doing regular pushups for so long and I was wondering how I could go to the next level, thankyou for giving me these harder variations. 🙏
Wanted to take a second to say how well your videos are. Great job explaining exercises, the progression to "get there". Well done
When i saw this months ago, i gave it a try. Before starting with the easier variations, i tried to do regular pushups and only managed 3 reps, now im working on my diamond pushups. This was really helpful!!
This is a goldmine, I have my tendons blown so the therapy-tier stuff is really great for me, thanks.
I love how chill and how honest you are and how much you love calisthenics I hope we can collab soon. I can really feel inner peace when watching you! God bless
I want a person like him as a friend.
He already is
WE want a person like him as a friend.
I couldn't do the diamond push-ups (I could but I decided not to due to the same reason) your arrowhead push-ups just made a huge change, thank you brother.
Such a kind spirit thank you for sharing with us.
When I was in my COCC (Cadet Officer Candidate Course) I was able to do at least 50 push ups easily but after the quarantine I cant even finish a wall push up. thank you for this!
Damn! I didn't know that's a thing, the arrowhead pushups. You saved my elbows man!
I started from the wall push ups. I gained a lot of weight and was in a terrible shape. Had to destroy my ego and do every step. It was both painful and embarrassing, the fact that I'm unable to do the basic human activity. So I went through the whole progression - wall push ups, elevated push up, knee push ups regular push ups and now I'm on the arrowhead push ups. And my best result of regular push ups was 100 total (4 sets of 25). It took me one year to achieve my goal, but with a better discipline it could have been much faster.
Go for it people. It is possible, just trust in the process. I personally want to learn how to do one arm push ups before the end of the year, and atm it seems like only the matter of continuing doing that.
Great video! You needn't re-do anything. Your jovial and natural self is one reason why your videos are so enjoyable. Keep up the good work!!!
Hampton has more solutions to single problems than anyone I know. His positive attitude his highly infectious.
I've been following the workout on your website (with some variations) for like four months now and it's hugely improved my strength and confidence. I'm a transgender man and it's meant so much to me to see increasing mass in my chest and shoulders. Thank you!
I've been watching so many push up technique on youtube...but you my friend...you are AWESOME!!!. For beginners, you are worth millions of appreciation.
Planche push up : allow me introduce myself
The planche push up has to be one of the hardest push ups that I can do, it killed me the first time I even tried it.
Planche pushups are indeed very difficult and impressive! However, the reason I don't include them in a pushup progression is because I think they belong more in a planche progression. In my opinion, the majority of the benefit of planche pushups lies in the benefit of planches themselves. Planches are not necessarily great at building pushing strength despite their difficulty. I hope that makes sense!
@@HybridCalisthenics Can you explain? I'm pretty close to a planche pushup from about a year of moving hands further down toward the waist and I feel like my pecs, front delts and abs become like rock every time I perform these pushups. Front delts and pecs are definitely involved in pushing strength. Source: Personal observation. Curious about your pov.
@@21xxx21 Yeah, I’ve found that Planche push-ups have an insane amount of strength transfer. I never worked on “one-Arm push-ups” and simply worked on the Planche Push-up progressions that I posted a video of on my channel and one-arm push-ups were a free gain - no direct training was necessary to do multiple. He’s right about planches not building much pushing strength, but for Planche PUSH-UPS it’s a different ordeal.
@@DamaniJones you guys talking about pseudo planche pushups? (I am trying to learn that rn)
Could be that you make the most relatable videos on calisthenics I've seen. FWIW, very helpful to my recovery and rehab. Thank you very much!
Thank you for this video. After 6 months, I am finally able to do proper push ups. I can't wait to finish the journey that I have started and reach the 1 arm push up and then the no arm pushup. Thank you in all seriousness for these videos though.
Hampton, you son of a gun, I did it!
Haha
I did a one arm push up for the first time in my life today, a few hours after I completed 2 sets of archer push ups :D this has been a goal of mine for about a year now and your videos made it far more managable than it would have been otherwise. Thank you so so much!
Thanks so much for these. I am a former trainer and had a strained tricep 9 years ago that I’ve been babying all this time. This is a great video with progressions for me to mentally build back my strength as well as physically
The only calistenic , gym guys respect
Even tho you said you had to redo this at the end, I love the scuffed energy, how as long you just get it done, it's already fine, doesn't have to look glamorous or cool, just get it done.
Man, this channel is a hidden treasure.
I love how these videos give me a clear goal to work towards. Can't wait to see myself get stronger and stronger.
Thanks ive had your videos in a favorite folder for awhile and ive finally got around to creating better routines for my self and calisthenics has really helped me feel like i can gradually and privately increase my fitness. It can be hard to start so small when your in full view of public something like a wall push up isn't very flashy and can make you feel self conscious about your abilities etc.
These are simple exercises that can done in pretty much any living environment and start small I appreciate that. I am the type who usually pushes themselves too far too fast this is far more sustainable which I have found after a week or two becomes more natural.
If I had to give anyone else advice on this I'd say start with the most basic stuff you can consistently do and keep it to your self. Its fun to want to share but I look at it as a reward sharing I did it one day might give me some positive vibes but not as much as if i delayed that for a week, or two plus it keeps me on focus. Start at your own level, do the therapy motions if need be get used to it. Do what you can maintain on a regular schedule. Slow and steady.
Love your energy! I feel like you are going to have great long term success and help a lot of people around the world!
I like the details. "Using the toe, push to the arm". Noted. I will keep that advice.
Cheers from Brazil. You'll save my life, brother. Listen to this. I can feel it. Thank for you knowledge.
Man that arrowhead hack is amazing. My elbows thank you
Bro you's a hero
Got the arrowhead down, working on the archer. Serpent pushup looks hella rad
I watched one vid for 10 seconds and I instantly subbed, I had a feeling this guy knows what he's doing
I seriously have to thank you for being who you are I thought the only way for me to ever get in shape or any type of workout was with equipment or going to the gym I had no idea about calisthenics workout you seriously saved my life bro i hate being in public so gym were a no go and i don't have the money for all the different work out equipment I've been using your videos to help my workout now i just have to build a routine of some kind anyway bro just need to say thank you so much for you being you man . If I could become a supporter i definitely would.
Those archer push-ups got me dude. I can do regular push-ups all day and a good amount of the diamond/arrowhead push-ups but have never tried archer push-ups. They're hard for me and I can only do 8 per arm but I'm glad I have something to work on. Thanks and love your content!
If you want a push-up variation similar to the archer push-up.
But a little harder, try the typewriter push-up.
This is one of the best videos I have ever seen. I truly genuinely appreciate the "mis-takes" you made and even more I love that you left them in and not edited them out too much.
Thank you so much for this :)
I've only been able to do 5 pushups in a row and that's always made me not want to exercise. Your method though makes it more approachable. Much love
Seriously, he could tell absolutely how I felt the diamond pushup one. arrowhead shape on my palm is what my body seemed to do naturally
I just did my one hand push up. I had strength but no technique. I need to make my left hand stronger. Thank you. I subscribed as well. I am so happy.
Cheers matey, I've suffered chronic shoulder pain and your demo of standing push-up really helped.
Always cool to see someone into calisthenics.
I started my entire fitness journey with callisthenics and I learnt most movements from it until I finally got my hands on weights. I mostly do weights and weighted callisthenics but watching these callisthenic moves gives me so much nostalgia.
I appreciate that you included the Therapy stage, I had a surgery and I can start working out again, but I need to take it easier
Hey dude never ever stop doing these , I have back now (in a good way) and you forget to tell HELLO MY FRIEND
crazy to see how how much your videos and your attitude/presentation on camera have improved
Part of the ship part of the crew!
Part of the ship, part of the crew
"I keep dah boi, 29 souls-sahhh!"
I am very glad to have found these. I never would have searched exercise videos on my own but you came up on my fyp on TikTok and thought this might be great for helping me at least start my journey for health. Our gym has TRX equipment i use when i go but i didnt realize how much i can do at home too.
Dayum, I knew I was out of shape but knee pushups kicked my ass! And I just realized I'm dumb and dit 2 sets of 35 by mistake lol. Keep up the good work, my friend!
I love his personality like he's the best
man your living in such a nice location
also love the content - been watching a lotta your videos, they are great
Excellent video! Thank you! I’ve wanted to do push-ups but didn’t know how to work my way into them. This is just what I was looking for.
Always motivating to see someone carefully explain the exercises :)
Thank you for showing me the arrowhead instead of the diamond, I've tried it and it definitely helps on the elbows
Love this guy
This was very user friendly, thanks for another great video 🙂
You are awesome. Never bored with you. Simple easy instructions.
Thank you thank you. Have a beautiful May..
I’m only watching him because I like his vibe lmao and I have no plan to do these push-ups 😂
As someone who loves to shoot bows I agree with the naming of the archer stance push ups as archer push ups.
Unbelievable. 👍🏾 You are remarkable, my friend.
wow, i wanna be able to do all these hard variants of work outs. your vids give me confidence. actually :)
I've always hated diamond pushups for that very reason. Great video! Thanks for the advice
Another great video. My kids love them, so keep them coming.
Really happy I found this channel, I am already getting stronger. Thanks!!
The only channel that makes sense to me 👍
I found this channel just now and so far I can do 60 push-ups max and I am trying to find a lot harder kinds of pushups so thanks for the help
Absolutely love the content & enjoy learning more through watching the content . A Very humble & very hungry individual that looks out for the bettering of others and himself. Wonderful, more people should watch this content.
i love the place very relaxing
With push-up handles to preserve the integrity of my wrists, I plateaued at around 20 push-ups at best, and then I moved over to bar dips. After a short while, with the freak show of the muscles built up around the back of shoulders, I was able to do 50 push-ups without any effort. So pleased with that progress, I pushed the repetitions of 50 push-ups, and then rendered myself inoperative, for six-weeks, with the effect of Delayed Onset of Muscular Soreness (DOMS), that was really sore indeed. As a consequence of that experience, I now pace it better :-)
This is super helpful. Been looking for a way to work out my arms a little more. I only started working out a month ago and your channel has been a big help to me
Okay, currently working on diamond push-ups. Will change it to arrowhead form to take pain off and get better leverage.
Love this vid!
Friendliest person on the planet