Lately, due to time constraints because I have a casual job on top of my regular job, and I get called almost every night to squeeze in a shift, I've not been able to do my workout routine, so I found myself doing many sets of push ups throughout the day. I'll just drop and give myself 20 at various times in my office. I am the boss here, so obviously I need to keep a certain decorum in the office so I must do my sets in my normal office attire, and without breaking a sweat. I've found that this at least gives me a workout, and when I leave work at 4:50 pm on my way to start my 5 to 11 evening shift, I don't have to worry about having to do a midnight workout!
My question is, is this effective at all. Ultimately, I'm doing 400 push ups a day using my technique of "sets when I can" throughout the day. Even after a week of not being able to do a high Intensity training, I still feel great and have not noticed an overall difference in my level of fitness, but I was wondering if it is as effective as other methods. My only concern is with my aerobic capacity: this doesn't allow me to elevate my heart rate to a high level for sufficient time, although I do sprint on my bike 4 to 5 times a day to get to and from the office and run errands (yup, while I am the boss, I took on the task of running all errands, getting the mail, doing coffee runs, etc. so I can get out of the office as often as possible).
Thanks in advance for any and all feedback!