One Hundred Pushups - Page 14

On January 05 2009 05:38 ramen247 wrote:
=/. for pushups, i bend my elbow parallel to my body instead of doing it perpendicular.

like what bas rutten does.

On January 05 2009 06:08 travis wrote:


where in the video?

if you mean the start of the video those are actually called dips, tricep dips

Furthermore, the two hundred sit-ups logo is not meant to be a good indicator of how the exercise should be performed.

On February 26 2009 23:37 GrandInquisitor wrote:

lol

On January 15 2009 15:06 Steelflight-Rx wrote:
So i get this sort of.. um.. cracking/popping feeling in my shoulder blade while I'm doing push ups. It only happens on my left side, probably something to do with technique, anyone else had this before?

On January 15 2009 15:06 Steelflight-Rx wrote:
So i get this sort of.. um.. cracking/popping feeling in my shoulder blade while I'm doing push ups. It only happens on my left side, probably something to do with technique, anyone else had this before?

On February 27 2009 05:56 Zinbiel wrote:

Do you know if your shoulder blade looks a little funny when it happens? That could mean that you have something called wing scapula, which means that one of your muscles (the anterior serratus muscle) that is responsible for keeping it in place are weakened or have bad innervation. That's not dangerous at all though but can be a little unsettling.

On January 15 2009 15:06 Steelflight-Rx wrote:
So i get this sort of.. um.. cracking/popping feeling in my shoulder blade while I'm doing push ups. It only happens on my left side, probably something to do with technique, anyone else had this before?

On February 27 2009 06:02 eshlow wrote:


Having a winging scapula is not good at all and can lead to problems... definitely potentially dangerous.

On February 27 2009 06:09 Zinbiel wrote:
Could you point me in the direction of your source about that? From what I've heard from my 2 friends with wing scapula they have no problems at all, both are also in med school so I trusted them. Of course it depends on why your serratus anterior is weak, if it is a more serious nerve damage causing it, it's of course not good.

On March 06 2009 01:05 [GiTM]-Ace wrote:
juststarted these the last set always kills me

On May 27 2009 03:16 Eniram wrote:
Why not try to be physically fit and well rounded instead of trying to achieve some arbitrary and extremely specific exercise goal that will fool you into thinking you're athletic in some way?