YT shorts

Ha ha haaa…

As a high school gym teacher this is beyond accurate

True true

You forgot the one doing chick pushups

killahkazi said You forgot the one doing chick pushups

Bruh....

school record ******.

This how the military test be every year

This how this sh*t was in the military. Folks would get on the ground lookin around, forgetting they could be seen cuz the DS was STANDING UP and it was 3-4 of them watching

I was definitely dude in the blue hoody

I was all of these guys. Payin for it in my older age tho

Had school record for holding a chin-up the longest

Lost it the very next minute when the next guy went up and beat me by a second

Which is complete horsesh*t

Lmao accurate. I was a scrawny little mfer but I knocked out a 30 piece. I struggled like hell from 22 on.

That how it be for army PT test

Smh

Don’t ever stop working out young BX

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My shoulders hurt watching this. Not the good hurt, but my joints…

Observation of a 5th grader

I still remember my first Army PT test in Basic.

I do my first pushup.

One!

I knock out like 10 more.

One!

Drill sergeant finally revealed to me that I wasn't going all the way down, so he wasn't counting them. Because I had longer arms, I had to go down farther than the short arm dudes.

It always amazes me how 70% of people have such sh*t form, it's not rocket science

I’ve been doing pull ups and push ups consistently since I was about 14. Even when I take time off from the gym I keep up with the basics. Keep a jump rope. A real pull up bar ( the one you’ve gotta drill holes in the wall for) and stay doing different variations of push ups. That sh*t never fails. I’m 42 now but my back straight, hips, knees and joints gucci. I don’t have a 6pack anymore but my 4 pack on point, stay active btoskis

Gotti Pippen said Don’t ever stop working out young BX view image My shoulders hurt watching this. Not the good hurt, but my joints…

swim laps for a couple months and you'll feel 20 years younger. It's strength training, cardio, and yoga combined into one. Zero stress on the joints too, because you're floating in water.

This sh*t facts. I used to do the dry hump

Washington Irving night school gym class…lmao…

I remember seeing alot of this doing/during PT tests in a the mil. U had to complete a certain number by a certain time one. Sit-ups same way. Many don’t pass this part of the test and it’s FIRST. Great times! Lol