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Of course, I don't know your particulars, but maybe you could start out with something like 3 sets of 10-25 pushups (depending on your already ability to do pushups) with about an hour and a half between each set, and the see how you feel from something like that.

Yeah, thanks for your encouragement, I have already done 30 pushups about 3 hours ago before I left for the office so in the evening I will also try I do at least another 30 but I don't think am gonna have a specific number of pushups, it will be irregular depending on the number of thrusts i can endure before getting tired, am already at the office now and am feeling the impact of the one i did 3 hours ago, am already feeling pains all over my body though minor pains but i believe with consistency i won't be experiencing further pains anymore. thank you
I don't know if I can make a weekly report instead of daily.

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Whether you submit a personal pushup report or not, I personally believe that it is helpful to keep some kind of a pushup journal so that you can see your progress, especially since with the passage of time, you likely are not going to remember some of your specifics. I may be a bit of an Excel freak, so I keep track of my own daily pushups on an Excel spreadsheet, and of course some guys just write their pushups in some kind of a notebook or on paper....and yeah, there is no need to even share any of your personal pushup doing details if you don't want to share such details.

Actually, I have bought a notebook to record my daily pushups in order for me to keep a track record on how my pushups activities are going. So I have splitted my pushups into two sets, morning and evening. At least recording the number of pushups done will help me to know the level of progress I have been able to achieve, so I will be dropping my total pushups reports after every 7 days (weekly report) for @Dirtykeyboard to include in pushups chart.

Below is my pushups report sheet that I will be recording everyday in my notebook. I'm very happy to be part of this experience

That looks good. Each row of my chart has 5 slots for up to 5 pushup sets per day, and if I do more than 5 pushup sets in a day then I add another row for that day,. and so I label each of my pushup sets with the time that I did the set, and how many seconds it took me to do each of the pushup sets.

Good to know you go up to 5 sets in a day, seems you're still very much young and full of energy, life, strength and enthusiasm for you to be doing 5 sets of pushups daily. I would have loved to have same experience of doing 5 sets in a day as well but I spend most of my time in a day at my place of work (office) that is why i choose the convenient time of morning and evening. You are really so devoted in doing this pushups challenge I mean you even take notes of the time it took you to complete each set, wow interesting. Bravo...