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human
What is the bench-press equivalent of a push up (%body weight)? 

Is this a stupid question? I don't think so, because the answer isn't your body weight because of weight distribution being partly/largely on your feet.

Standard push up, X body weight. It will vary with time (i.e. the angle you are currently at), and would depend on your particular weight distribution/height/etc. ... but ballpark, what would be the range of weight you would be benching for an average person of weight M and height H doing a push-up?

If you were evenly weight distributed (nope), then at the bottom of the push up you would be supporting about half of your weight (not factoring in the additional moment formed form your head being above your arms.

I want to know a ballpark, it would be useful for those who don't have gym access and want to translate their results (or want to move their work out routine from push ups to the gym)

**TDLR: my title is my question**
gpt
Are you asking how much weight you push when you do a pushup?

Get a bathroom scale, put your hands on in while doing a pushup and watch the numbers. Put a book or something under your toes to make you level like when you do a pushup. From there it would be easy to see what % and amount.