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  • Good job.Look also my video:"10 fist push ups with 50 kg".I've used a backpack of 50 kg.

  • ic. thanks. so, honestly, based on your experience, from doing weighted pushups and benchpress, can u please estimate. even if its not accurate, its ok. i appreciate it a lot. i weight 77kg and i do 12 pushups in a row with 55kg person standing on my shoulder blades. so the entire 55kg weight is on me. 12 pushups in a row. full range of motion. is it the same like benching 90 kg for 12 reps or not? or not even 90 kg? or heavier than 90 kg? just estimate. thanks. appreciate it a lot.

  • Ok, the most optimistic calculation of how much weight you move during your push ups is: 51kg (2/3 of BW) + 55kg (added load) = 106kg. That is a best case scenario beacuse it assumes that you are using a full 2/3rds of your BW, whereas, you may be moving less than this. A more conservative estimate would be: 38.5kg (1/2 of BW) + 55kg = 93.5kg. Hope this helps.

  • outstanding. how much do u weight? i weight 170lbs/77kg and i usually do 10 pushups in a row with a 120lbs/55kg person standing on my back. on my shoulder blades.

  • I currently weigh 98kg (approx 216lbs). Nice job; 55kg @ 77kg body weight is impressive.

  • thanks. ure doing very nice job as well. can i know, if it correlates to benchpress, how much am i actually pressing when doing weighted pushups with 55kg person standing on my shoulder blades and i myself weight 77kg. weighted pushups for 10 reps. can u estimate? because seems to me ure more experienced. and can i know how much u bench press one rep max? max out. thanks.

  • Hmm, I'm sure that the percentage of body weight used is different from person to person, but a good approximation is up to two thirds of your bodyweight; it is a good idea to get into a press up position, with your hands resting on a set of bathroom scales, as this will give you an general idea. Add on the extra weight that you use, and that is how much you move during your push ups.

    However, that doesn't necessarily translate directly into equivalent bench press poundages.

  • wow, very nice! I weigh 57kg and add 15kg to my pressups as I was getting bored-gone from roughly 70 to failure to 15 with only 25% increased weight? Will I be able to work up to higher weights quickly? And if I go back to just bodyweight would I be able to do many more than 70 or would it roughly stay the same? I dont know if I would be increasing endurance much, even if I increase strength.

    Nice video and good luck! :)

  • How quickly you progress through added poundages to your push ups will depend a lot on your genetic makeup. But for reference purposes, I started performing weighted push ups approximately eight months ago, using BW + 10kg for 10 reps. I'm now on BW + 60kg for 8 reps.

    You will probably find that the poundage increments will be fairly large, on a week by week basis, in the beginning (perhaps 2.5 - 5kg), but will become much less so after a few months. I aim to add 1.25kg 2-3 weekly.

  • yes the plates are hard to keep in place. anyway Iam going to replace that Video.becase I want to tie the plates together to get more reps.

  • Good JOb . go to malcolmfitness weighted push ups#2

  • that is awsome. I'm currently do 90 pounds for roughly 8 reps. It's a great workout!

  • Thank you. 90lbs for reps is excellent, keep at it.

    I feel that weighted press-ups are definitely an underrated exercise. Despite the akwardness of the disc placement, I'd much reather perform them, along with parallel bar dips, than the conventional bench press.

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