>can do a push-up
>can't bench my body-weight
Why does /fit/ recommend exercises that have no function IRL?
do you know how leverage lifting works
you can lift a car by its bumper but can't deadlift the car's weight on a barbell
>>40949512
when you do a push up some of your weight is supported by your legs
>>40949512
ur supporting a lot of ur weight with ur feet u fucking retard
>only meme replies
>>40949646
>>40949656
>what is leg drive: the posts
>>40949512
Push ups hold 64% of your body weight on your arms, so you should be able to bench press at least 64% of your body weight.
>>40949993
I feel like this number is definitely made up because everybody has different torso, leg, and arm lengths
ie height
>you're walking down the road
>piano being lifted into the second story apartment falls on you
What do you do?
>>40950829
die because 400-2500lbs dropping from 20' is lethal to anyone on the planet
>>40950829
Ohp the piano so explosively that it jets up to the apartment.
>can do a pull up
>can't OHP my bodyweight
wtf....
>>40949949
>can squat 3 plates
>can't jump 3 stories
wtf
>>40950780
>>40949993
Do push-ups on a scale and get the peak weight
>>40950889
Not comparable, however, if you can OHP your bodyweight then you can do a handstand push up or two
>can squat the bar
>can't squat 1pl8
they weigh the same but it's harder to hold that 1pl8 on your shoulders. im gonna make it tho