For Beginners, Start with 2 Sets of 5-6 Push-Ups a Day, Resting for One Minute Between Sets. Gradually Increase the Number of Reps and Sets as You Grow...
For beginners, start with 2 sets of 5-6 push-ups a day, resting for one minute between sets. Gradually increase the number of reps and sets as you grow stronger.
How many pushups should I do a week beginner?
How Many Push-Ups Should You Be Doing? If you're just starting out, Capritto suggests incorporating push-ups into your workout routine between one and three times a week, each time performing three sets of 5 to 10 push-ups. If you can't do a full, traditional push-up with good form, start with modified push-ups.
If you're new to fitness or push-ups specifically, she recommends starting with five to 10 reps per workout and increasing from there. If that feels doable, Stonehouse suggests doing two or three sets of 10 push-ups with a short rest between each set.