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Topic	How many push ups can you do in a row?
Fossil 12/01/18 8:19:56 AM #15:	Hexenherz posted... 51-60 but that's not that great considering it's just enough to get a passing score on my PT test. If you can do 51-60 without resting, which is what I thought TC meant by "in a row", then you're doing better than most people. Even then, 51-60 is far more than what's required at the minimum of 42 at the lowest age bracket. edit: Sorry, just realized I was going from Army standard only. knutjob posted... If you can do more than 20 you are mostly wasting your time and would be better off training on something else unless your goal is just endurance. If you can't do more than 20, you're probably weak af. --- http://i.imgtc.com/fHHz9y2.png <cite>Fossil posted [p:913350567] in How many p... [t:77257466]...</cite> <quote><cite>Hexenherz posted...</cite> <quote>51-60 but that's not that great considering it's just enough to get a passing score on my PT test.</quote> If you can do 51-60 without resting, which is what I thought TC meant by "in a row", then you're doing better than most people. Even then, 51-60 is far more than what's required at the minimum of 42 at the lowest age bracket. edit: Sorry, just realized I was going from Army standard only. <cite>knutjob posted...</cite> <quote>If you can do more than 20 you are mostly wasting your time and would be better off training on something else unless your goal is just endurance.</quote> If you can't do more than 20, you're probably weak af. --- http://i.imgtc.com/fHHz9y2.png</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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