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Doing them consecutively has more value than I think you are giving it credit for. I'd never count spread out ones as a total. its more like doing 5 pushups 6 times. Maybe that is where we disagree.
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Of course it does but most of these people who never worked out before won't be able to do any more than five in a row so they have no choice but to spread them out. I figured it goes without saying that do as many consecutively in a row as you can and only spread them out if necessary.
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[–] CharlesVI ago
Doing them consecutively has more value than I think you are giving it credit for. I'd never count spread out ones as a total. its more like doing 5 pushups 6 times. Maybe that is where we disagree.
[–] My10thaccount [S] ago (edited ago)
Of course it does but most of these people who never worked out before won't be able to do any more than five in a row so they have no choice but to spread them out. I figured it goes without saying that do as many consecutively in a row as you can and only spread them out if necessary.
[–] CharlesVI ago
Fair enough. I try to never assume knowledge. I will agree 30 is much better than 10 pushups. More than 3x better for sure.