https://youtu.be/z-JRdRXiNv4?si=xnhlx75XtThJD0qy

@Angel Greo Hmmm very interesting after every meal. I figure that would be the case when starting and finishing your daily mid-1 hour workout routines 😳

Haha. Now I have real purpose to do push ups even more,after seeing this scene 😂 Batman Begins (2005) ''Why do we fall?'' (Alfred saves Bruce) Batman Movie Scenes https://youtu.be/_i5lULJYQnI?si=T8GicbuDGW6N-jN9

I only have one question is drinking an can or bottle of soda is an equivalent of eating any foods you eat to make one's own belly fulled?

@Omar Negron Hmm I see.

@Tommy Gan I'm actually doing an variation related to Saitama's 100 Push Ups that seems more the effective method to gain it through failure and continuation through doing each 25 reps in one set 🤩 https://youtube.com/shorts/aKNu7f_SMso?si=0pv2_g1qXjn1xbXP

@Tommy Gan Yep used it for first time all need to do it for around 3 days just like physical therapy sessions to make some differences. Also I'll take in that 20 secs works + 10 secs rest equal instead as my 30 "rest" secs (maybe 40 secs tops depending)b for each 4 variation for one set failure during 45 minutes duration of workout cause I'm doing Exercises Speed (over Technique Speed for 45 mins to over around 1 hour) thanks to rest of other physical therapy employees suggestions {just think of Hibiki Sakura (Dumbbells) & Ohma Tokita (Kengan Ashura/Omega) using only this kind of speed that fits their style than the principle behind it despite the fact that they are in the same universe}. But its interesting that this your version of finding the fastest way to gain muscle endurance...*GIF* On this kind of information you provided to it...*GIF*...