View Full Version : breathing with pushups
RockOn33
06-24-2007, 12:27 PM
how should u breathe while doing push ups... i have a bad habit of holding my breath, so i cant really do too much when that happens.
also, how do u breathe with pull-ups
since they're not that intense, breathing isn't that significant, but you should breathe out when you push up.
RockOn33
06-24-2007, 01:56 PM
since they're not that intense, breathing isn't that significant, but you should breathe out when you push up.
thats exactly what i was looking for, thanks
CHATABOX
06-24-2007, 10:47 PM
since they're not that intense, breathing isn't that significant, but you should breathe out when you push up.
Then you aren't doing enough of them. By 100 they should be feeling
intense, and then breathing is important.
Breath out as you extend your hands, and same principle used when
you extend your hand for a punch.
CHATABOX
06-25-2007, 10:25 AM
I never wear pushups.
Man Boobs are so unattractive! :D
jimmie
06-25-2007, 04:11 PM
Try to practice on not holding ur breath man thats terrible when u workout but im sure u know it. Just work it my freind.
Man Boobs are so unattractive! :D
Mine are nice and perky though :bart
originally posted by CHATABOX
Then you aren't doing enough of them.
no, dumbass, that's the whole point; if they were so intense, you wouldn't need to do 100 to be feeling the burn.
CHATABOX
06-25-2007, 07:12 PM
no, dumbass, that's the whole point; if they were so intense, you wouldn't need to do 100 to be feeling the burn.
Yeah, or u r a weak prick, fat ass who can't do more than 3 pushups without having an asthma attack. :smooch
Relentless
06-25-2007, 07:23 PM
Yeah, or u r a weak prick, fat ass who can't do more than 3 pushups without having an asthma attack. :smooch
:lol: hahah i gotta say he had it coming.
originally posted by CHATABOX
Yeah, or u r a weak prick, fat ass who can't do more than 3 pushups without having an asthma attack. :smooch
wtf are you talking about? I said that push ups weren't intense because you needed to do a lot to feel the burn. That implies I am speaking from my perspective which comes from experience. Yes, I'm fat.....5'9, 140 with 6% bodyfat......and if I do push ups in strength training, I do them in sets of 50-75.
And Relentless, why do you always have some bullshit sideline comment?
Relentless
06-26-2007, 01:00 PM
wtf are you talking about? I said that push ups weren't intense because you needed to do a lot to feel the burn. That implies I am speaking from my perspective which comes from experience. Yes, I'm fat.....5'9, 140 with 6% bodyfat......and if I do push ups in strength training, I do them in sets of 50-75.
And Relentless, why do you always have some bullshit sideline comment?
you called him a dumbass for no reason, you had it coming, dont try take your anger out on me NitWit
oh, lol....I thought you meant I had it coming for the substance of what I said. Yeah, sorry about calling you a dumbass, chatabox.
nitwit......lol :think
Relentless
06-26-2007, 01:41 PM
it takes a bigger man to apologize
originally posted by Texas tyrant
you got owned, and then apologized:patsch :nut
yes, completely.:tired
Ziggy936
06-27-2007, 12:23 AM
why do you guys always get off subject in the training area, can we please stay on subject??
RockOn33
06-27-2007, 08:03 PM
why do you guys always get off subject in the training area, can we please stay on subject??
shut up, ur off topic
Steviethekid
06-27-2007, 08:07 PM
shut up, ur off topic
lmao
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