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When i'm doing pushups my arms are being a litlle bit shaking should i rest longer ?maybe my heart have something to do with this ?
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Longer rest periods: When your muscles get shaken doing an exercise it is usually due to fatigue of the muscle. It might help to rest a bit longer between sets when you are doing your push-ups, maybe two minutes or so between sets.
Answered 5/1/2014
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