How to Quickly and Easily Increase Your Upper Body Strength
By Tom Servo, published Jun 27, 2007
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Lets pretend that you don't workout very much, but you're in moderate shape, so you can do 10 push-ups in a row. On your first day, start by doing 3 sets of 10 repetitions. The next day you should feel a little sore, but not too bad. After you've given yourself 48 hours to recover, do another 3 sets of push-ups, except this time do 11 reps per set. So, you're adding one push-up to each set. Wait another 48 hours, then increase it to 12 reps per set. Keep this pattern going for about 2 weeks. By the end of 2 weeks you should be able to do at least 20 push-ups in a row, no problem. Remember, I was only using 10 push-ups as an example. You can start with whatever amount you're comfortable with.
After your first 2 weeks of doing this routine, it's time to kick it up a notch. For another 2 weeks, you will continue to do the same pattern of adding 1 push-up to each set, except instead of waiting 48 hours to recover, you will only rest for 24 hours. This means that everyday you will be increasing the number of push-ups you can do in a row by 1 push-up. If you can continue to do this daily for 2 weeks without cheating, you should probably be able to do about 30 - 50 push-ups in a row. Once you hit 50 push-ups per set, you can take break. Anyone who can do 50 push-ups in a row is definitely fit.
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