Pull-ups, push-ups, and rope climbing are bodyweight exercises that build strength and endurance. Pull-ups involve hanging from a bar and lifting the body by pulling the arms down, primarily targeting the back and biceps. Push-ups consist of lowering and raising the body using the arms while in a prone position, focusing on the chest, shoulders, and triceps. Rope climbing involves ascending a vertical rope, which engages multiple muscle groups, including the arms, back, and core, while also improving grip strength and coordination.
* Jumping Jacks * Rope Climbing * Push-Ups * Sit-Ups * Running *Chin/pull-ups
The opposite of push-ups is pull-ups.
For endurance try a home trainer, rope skipping... for strength you can do push-ups, pull-ups, chin-ups, the L-seat, crunches etc...
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Mile, Pull up, Push up, Shuttle Run, V-Sit, Sit ups, Jump Rope.
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Growth does not stop when you are doing push ups, pull ups, or dips. Those are forms of exercise, which keep you healthier, and do not stop your growth.
To improve upper body strength, combine push-ups with pull-ups. Pull-ups target different muscle groups than push-ups, providing a balanced workout for your upper body.
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It's "plyos". Plyometrics. Skipping rope, push-ups. Strenuous stuff.
Push ups, pull ups, arm/shoulder exercises