I am pretty sure that I could do 500 in a day, since I was already able to do 300 in a day.  I would just have to increase my number of sets to maybe 10 sets or maybe 15 sets rather than limiting myself to 5 sets in a day... 15 sets of 34 pushups would go slightly higher than 500 pushups... 1,000 would ber much more challenging, but someone younger than me in his 20s or 30s may well be able to accomplish something like that.. perhaps 20 sets of 50 or 30 sets of 34.. .. Maybe 30 sets would be one set every 1/2 hour... It would not be impossible.. but it seems that it might not be a good thing for someone who is not quite up to it.. and even for me, 500 in a day might be a bit more than my body is able to handle.. but I still believe that I could do it if I dedicated my day to it... 15 sets of 34  would be about one set per hour-ish.

I will think about it, and I might give it a shot one of the days after BTC hits $100k, but if I start to try to do it, and it is seeming impossible to achieve, then maybe I will abandon it.


Fair enough.  I just looked up the statistic, and that is 24,901 miles to go around the world at the equator.

https://coolcosmos.ipac.caltech.edu/ask/57-How-large-is-Earth-#:~:text=Earth's%20circumference%20(the%20distance%20all,24%2C901%20miles%20(40%2C075%20kilometers).



Horey sheit DirtyKeyboard.  Are you in blow up the world fantasy land or what?

Listen to your last question.  If no one quoted anyone else's report then the world would be gravy.. .. and yeah, that does not seem to be too likely....

You have like a really wonderful thing going on here, and it works and it is really allowing for folks to see their own pushups, and also the pushups of others.. so it seems quite a good thing, and there is a lot of room for individual variance too including guys who might want to do a lot of pushups and guys who don't want to do very many and also guys who might be a bit sporadic in their push up reports.

In the end, you can do what you like, yet to me it seems that we have a good thing going on here, including but not limited to more and more members including themselves in the table...

And yeah, maybe you are tired and/or bored of doing so much work, yet I believe guys do appreciate how creative you have been in pushup table production, yet now you are seeming to want to blow it all up.

You are like the bald old guy who divorces his wife and spends all of his savings to get the convertible that he had wanted since high school.

hahahahahahaha

By the way... 44 pushers.. and getting very close to 200k collective pushups..   I had been looking forward to the day that the number of pushers equals or exceeds 100... but if you mess around with the table too much (or the rules regarding how the pushups are counted), then you may well end up discouraging members from submitting their push up reports at their own leisure.. .. and another thing, many of the members in this thread have now been trained to submit their reports properly.. even though some of us still make mistakes from time to time.. the fact that most of us are not making mistakes is an accomplishment in itself... Sure, there are a few dummies.. but still we got a good thing going on here.. why fix what is not broken?


It seems that the world record is 46,001 pushups in 24 hours that was set in April 1993 (actual quantity of time was 21 hours and 21 minutes of doing pushups 36 pushups per minute on average), so surely 1,000 should be a lot easier for normies to achieve, even though I personally am not likely to try any more than 500 pushups in a day any time soon... but that is me.. with a so far personal best of 300 pushups in a day, and I cannot even recall if my 300 pushups in a day were of very good quality.

https://www.topendsports.com/testing/records/pushups.htm#:~:text=Charles%20Servizio%20of%20the%20US,his%2024hr%20push%2Dup%20record.


I don't claim to be in very good shape, even though I am trying various techniques to try to maintain and potentially build, so I feel that these 122 days of pushups have been very good for me, so far.

In the late 1980s and into the early 2000s, I used to run quite a bit (a lot of half marathons, marathons and other distances), even though I claimed to not like it.  I also did quite a bit of partner dancing from about 2003 to 2019.. but I cannot really do those endurance cardio things now due to my own health issues that I don't really want to get into details about.

I was probably walking quite a bit between about 2018 and 2023.. though I resumed some resistance training (like in the gym) in mid-2023 - and then yeah of course, these pushups x 4 months... but I had done some weight lifting that has been scattered since the mid-80-s and various points through my life).  I did quite a bit of ultimate frisbee and also hapkido in the mid-90s.. maybe a around 6 years worth of those activities.


No problem.  I personally believe that in forums like these, members lose arguments when they allow their emotions to get in the way of the contents of their posts, even though like I mentioned, strategically from time to time, it may be helpful to purposefully throw in a few emotions here and there just to emphasize a point or two (as long as you don't necessarily lose your cool, but merely make it appear that you lost your cool.. hahahahaha).


Actually that is not a bad idea.  If DirtyKeyboard might not want to run the script every day, then maybe every other day or every 3 days of even once a week.  Any of those longer timelines might be alternatives, if there might not be a desire to run the table every day.


The pushup report dictator is out.