Copy This 100 Rep Push-Up Workout — Key Takeaways

Complete 100 push-ups using a pyramid rep scheme (4+8+16+20+24+28) at constant tempo with full range of motion, aiming to finish faster each session.
Key takeaways
Progress push-up pyramid by cutting total time, not adding reps
Progress push-up pyramid by cutting total time, not adding reps
- Goal is completing all 100 reps in less time each workout
- Shaving a few minutes per session is sustainable progression via training density
Full-range push-ups beat high-rep sloppy ones
Full-range push-ups beat high-rep sloppy ones
- Chest touches ground, arms lock straight every rep
- Constant tempo keeps form strict across all sets
Switch to incline push-ups instead of stopping mid-set
Switch to incline push-ups instead of stopping mid-set
- Incline reduces bodyweight loading so you can hit higher rep sets
- Rest-pause mid-set is another option when reps fail
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In this video
- 1mPyramid Method and Workout Structure
- 1mPush-Up Form Tips
- 1mModifications for High-Rep Sets
- 2mProgressive Overload Through Training Density
- 3mCoaching Offer
“I'd rather you accumulate 100 proper full range push-ups than 100 sloppy ones.”
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