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[–] [email protected] 8 points 10 months ago

Even better, do 50 wall pushups. A lot of people can't do 1 proper pushup. Start on the wall, and go until your muscles feel it. Move your feet further from the wall every day. Then move to a set of stairs or a counter. Do sets of 50, and you'll feel your muscles aching, which means they are growing. With steps, you can go down one step every day, or every week. You don't want to hurt yourself. But if you keep doing sets of 50, you'll work out the joints and tendons and supporting structures that keep you from hurting yourself doing one regular push up.