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What happens when do you push-ups ? (30 days challenge)

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An all in one simple, and top-notch fitness guide. Indroduction Push-ups are the most popular bodyweight exercise in the world. They don’t require any machines gyms or expensive equipment. That’s why people all over the world, including in Europe (UK, Germany, France), make push-ups a part of their daily fitness routine. In this blog we will learn in detail: What are push-ups and how do they work? Push-ups are a compound exercise that activates several muscles of the body at the same time. Muscles used in push-ups: That’s why push-ups are called a full upper body exercise. Benefits of doing push-ups daily Strengthens the chest and upper body Shapes the arms and shoulders Improve core strength Fat burning and increased metabolism Mental strength and discipline 30-Day Push-Ups Challenge (Beginners to Advanced) Week 1 (Days 1–7): Initial Phase Week 2 (Days 8–14): Increase strength Week 3 (Days 15–21): Improved Endurance Week 4 (Days 22–30): Advanced Level Best Push-Up Variations Can you build a body with just push-ups? Partially yes, but to a certain extent Push-ups: But to increase muscle size you need: The role of diet and protein (universally applicable) Diet is very important for improving push-up results. Cheap and common protein foods: Common mistakes that people make Incorrect form Pushing only with your arms Ignoring rest days Not taking your diet seriously. Safety Tips (Very Important) What results can you see after 30 days? Final Thoughts If you want a simple, effective, and equipment-free exercise, push-ups are a great choice. Just 30 days of consistency can transform both your body and your mind.

Strength Training

How to Do a Dead Hang (with Safety Tips)

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Introduction In the world of fitness, sometimes the simplest exercises are the most beneficial. One such popular and simple exercise is the dead hang. This exercise may seem simple, but its effects are surprising.It strengthens your grip, improves shoulder mobility, relieves stress on the spine, and keeps the core active. If you are new to fitness or want a new addition to your workout, learning the dead hang safely is a great choice for you. Dead hanging is an exercise in which you hold onto a pull-up bar or a sturdy bar, keeping your arms straight and your body free. This process, despite being simple, improves your health in the following areas: Shoulder-width apart,hand facing forward. Palms facing in (chin-up grip). Neutral grip (if handles are available). Jump or step up slowly. Don’t hang on with a sudden jerk. Wrap your thumb around the bar. Don’t just hang by your fingers. For passive hang: Relax your shoulders and breathe normally. For active hang: Pull your shoulders down and back slightly to activate your upper back muscles. Do not hold your breath, breathe in and out slowly. Do not fall suddenly when releasing the bar, but step down smoothly. 3–4 sets of 10–20 seconds, 3 times a week.Gradually increase the time (increase by 5–10 seconds each week). 30–60 second hangs, 3–4 sets. Weighted hang. Hang with a towel wrapped around your body to provide a stronger grip. Hang with one hand only if you can easily do it with both hands for 60–90 seconds. Always warm up your shoulders and back. Increase the time gradually, don’t hang for too long at once. Stop immediately if there is sharp pain. Use chalk to prevent your hands from slipping. Never use a shaky or weak bar. If you experience Woozy or a Buzzing sensation, stop right away and see a doctor. The dead hang is a apparently simple but incredibly beneficial exercise. It strengthens the grip, makes the shoulders healthier, and reduces stress on the spine. But remember: Always maintain proper form. Increase the time gradually. Make shoulder and back safety a top priority.

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