Well the first thing I would do is post this in the correct forum. We will help you from there.
is doing push ups every day bad? or do they need rest like they would if im bench pressing?

Well the first thing I would do is post this in the correct forum. We will help you from there.
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are you doing any sort of bench pressing? Push ups will only take you so far.
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why not go tot he store and get some more weights then?
you need to keep progressing.
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"In the beginners mind there are many possibilities, in the experts there are few."
-Buddha's Little Instruction Book
Optimum Sports Performance
"In the beginners mind there are many possibilities, in the experts there are few."
-Buddha's Little Instruction Book
if you are sore from 20 push ups.....then I think push ups should work fine, because that tells me that you are probably pretty deconditioned.
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-Buddha's Little Instruction Book
are you doing any other exercises or are you just planning on doing push-ups?
push-ups will work until you get to strong for them
You can easily bench 200lbs 3x15, but 20 pushups kill you? You seriously need to work on conditioning.
A stationary bike to workout your legs? No way, buddy. Compound lifts.
Sounds like the push ups might help you, sounds like you could use some conditioning. Besides that try varying your bench press, do incline/close grip/decline (if your bench allows it!)
No sir you need to be hitting the legs with weight. The resistance from the kick makes you kick harder, true, but its more cardiovascular than anything.
Do you have any dumbells with this weight set of yours. Bodyweight calf raises on a basement step, walking lunges, you can do squats with your weights and bar you have.
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