But I’m healing a broken arm so I can’t do any now. Before I broke the arm I could do about 18.
I am now fighting the temptation to knock a bunch out, just to see what I can do. PT suck’s, I’m doing 12 pound curls on the left and 20-25 pounds on the right (3 sets of 15).
Kid said he’d vacuum the entire house if I could do more than one. I did two.
He’s 15. He did 52 and that’s after running in football practice at school and then 40 minute session swimming laps for swim team this evening. No wonder he can eat three hamburgers and two pieces of pie and still weigh 131.
Back when I was in the Marines, we went by the equivalent of 80 pushups = 20 pullups (the max needed for the PFT) and I could get close, but not quite. My arms are not my strongest feature. My legs, on the other hand…
Male, 22… 75, give or take… I like to do ladders, which is basically 75 pushups, 25 situps, then 50 pushups, 50 situps, then 25 pushups, 75 situps. After that I can barely walk the next day.
Once, when I was in basic training, our sergeant had the whole platoon do 201 pushups in a row as a sort of a punishment. Mind you, after the first 75, they weren’t particularly good pushups, but still.
I don’t dare to even try a pushup nowadays. Too depressing.
Male, 16 (er, almost 17!)
20 pushups. I suppose I could do more, but not without extreme pain. Heck, I’m just not terribly strong - try to picture a 16 year old boy who is 5’5" and 120lbs. I’m just not big enough, though I’m not in terrible shape. Some exercise would solve this push-up problem…
When I was in high school, I could do fifty. The only reasson that I can do 20 now is becuase of judo. Anytime anyone in the class makes a stupid mistake, we all have to drop and do push-ups. Never less then 20, but I start to poop out at 21 and do half push-up, and those don’t cont.
I haven’t worked out lately, but a few months ago, I could do 50 relatively comfortably, and up to 60 if I wanted to push my arms to failure. Right now, let’s say 30-40.