Do These 5 Push Up Variations For Insane Strength & Muscle
Push-ups are a staple exercise that targets multiple muscle groups in your upper body, including your chest, shoulders, triceps, and core. If youβre looking for an intense workout to increase your strength and build muscle, then youβre in the right place. Join fitness expert Chris Heria as he demonstrates five push-up variations that will push your limits and help you achieve insane strength and muscle.
1. Diamond Push-Ups
The diamond push-up is a challenging variation that primarily targets your triceps. To perform this exercise, start in a traditional push-up position, but with your hands close together, forming a diamond shape with your index fingers and thumbs. Lower your body down, keeping your elbows tucked close to your sides, and then push back up. This variation puts extra emphasis on your triceps, giving them an intense workout.
2. Wide Push-Ups
The wide push-up is an excellent variation for targeting your chest muscles. Begin in a traditional push-up position, but with your hands positioned wider than shoulder-width apart. Lower your body down, keeping your elbows pointed outward, and then push back up. This movement places more emphasis on your chest muscles, helping you develop a strong and defined upper body.
3. Archer Push-Ups
The archer push-up is an advanced variation that works your chest, shoulders, and obliques. Start in a wide push-up position and shift your weight to one side while bending your opposite arm out to the side, lowering your body while keeping one arm straight. Push back up and repeat on the other side. This movement challenges your muscles in a unique way, promoting balance, stability, and muscular growth.
4. Plyo Push-Ups
Plyo push-ups are explosive and powerful, targeting your chest, shoulders, and triceps while also engaging your core. Begin in a traditional push-up position, and as you push your body up, explode off the ground and clap your hands together midair. Land softly and immediately lower your body back down to perform another repetition. This plyometric movement improves your explosiveness and adds an extra challenge to your workout.
5. Handstand Push-Ups
If youβre ready to take your push-up game to the extreme, try handstand push-ups. This advanced variation targets your shoulders, triceps, and upper back. Start by getting into a handstand position against a wall. Lower your body down by bending your elbows until your head nearly touches the ground, and then push back up. Handstand push-ups require a significant amount of upper body strength and balance, making it a remarkable exercise for developing impressive muscle growth and strength.
So, whether youβre a beginner or an advanced athlete, these five push-up variations are guaranteed to challenge and push your limits. Incorporating these exercises into your workout routine will help you build insane strength, increase muscle mass, and improve your overall fitness level. Remember to listen to your body, start with moderate repetitions, and gradually increase the intensity as you become more comfortable with each variation. Get ready to take your push-ups to the next level and unlock impressive results!
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Love the video! π₯ Are all these in your App, didn't see the first couple?
Guys, just a serious warning here: I like the content this guy offers but clearly he has no notion of biomechanics regarding safety. Again, I see a movement involving internal rotation of the shoulder ( 3:47 ) which is well known for destroying your joints and tendons in the course of time. Enjoy his content but double check everything you get from him before integrating it to your program. A way to do so is to search for "<name of the movement> dangerous" and see if the movement is prohibited (ex: bench dips) or controversial (ex: normal dips).
if youre doing 100 pushups a day is it better to do 1 variaton with multiple reps or is it fine doing a bunch of variations with just 1 rep
what are those boxes he has platic or what?
dos de ellas se me hicieron difΓciles, pero seguirΓ© intentando, nada de rendirse!
LETS GO
hey Chris im am 14 yo and i started training 1 year ago i am now able to progress though all this variations but i am still not able to do a proper pullup I am training to all the steps you've shown in your pullup videos but i am not noticing any progress, i hope one year from now i will be able to do at least 10 pullups in a row, love your videos
Great job Chris
I took a break from calisthenics because I picked up Muay Thai, but I started to do it again and woah it felt Soo good to be back to where it all started. I threw on my Heria vest and grabbed my parallettes!!!! Muay Thai and calisthenics is ganna have me feeling even better
Man these push ups are somehow impossible to do, I wanted to do them to increase and maximize my muscle strength but it just need to much strength to perform them so that once you can do them as full sets you can gain insane strength. I just want to know how to do the deadman push ups with keeping my feet in touch with the floor because once I lean up my shoulders forward my whole body is being lifted including my feet which makes me unable to balance myself since it is really difficult
All this variations in one row or 30 seconds break and then continue with the next . Like a example 1×15 deadman push ups then after this without break the fingertip push ups or 30 sec then continue
I was confused where to start calisthenics, until I started watching him β€οΈπ₯
My nigga is crazy π―
Bro please put your camera in front side it will be easy for us to understand properly β€οΈ
I wish Chris heria can do a video on his martial arts skills
How tall are you?
I can do some of these but all are challenging in want to build my calisthenics strength up more ! Iβm so used to weights thatβs my strength but I want the best of both worlds πͺπ½
Perfect man
Those typewright pushups tho! I got like 6 and it killed me ahha thanks for the challenge!
Hey Chris.
How many classic push up you recommand to do minimum before trying those variation ?
Thx man
Bro these exercises really are tough but as long as you keep on training them youβll get stronger and stronger and youβre gonna be like Chris thank you so much Chris
Chris does your beard grows or u shave it before every video π
Chris not everyone like u small and doesnt weight a lot.. im 37 with 2 disc ruptures in my lower back even doing 10 regular push ups in my training regimen is challenging enough
I think all he teaches us is coming from.a good place always his meals
akways giving to us grateful for this good man Thank you
Do you recommend doing all these on your knuckles??
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I joined the 100 pushups daily challenge and it has been massive for me. the real gain for me tho is I can do a whole lot of workout cus of the full range workout from your videos.
Can u show me how to do push ups because Iβm skinny like a stick and I still canβt do push-ups so can u help me do emm
Deadman β¦ getting better at it but still not good enough.
Hey Chris, I have a problem bulking and building muscles
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Dang just starting the dead man push-ups the 12 was really hard for me 15 would probably be my max
the fingertip onesπππ
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These look hard, but I can definitely see the benefit. Thank you for sharing.
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I like your strength man.
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Mad respect to you! You're helping me to rehabilitate myself after a trauma.
I just achieve my first fingertip push up and still training it, for now my max rep is 2 rn but im gonna train till i can do alot more
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im 14 i do push ups every day
um is it fine for a 15 year old to do these
i mean ima do it but just want to know
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The control this man has over his body is insane
At 32 I was doing at least 75% of what this man does today, unfortunately my diet wasn't nourishing enough to reach 100%. Too bad this man wasn't around 25 years ago. I was the only person I knew at the gyms that could do hand stand push-ups. I recall the awe and comments from men and women saying, "wow you're strong ". I never realized the workouts I'd done back them would become popular today.
Well done indeed Heria. Keep it up. You're turning men and women into true physical forces.
Excellent workouts