Quote from: Don Pedro Dinero on Today at 05:01:12 AM

Quote from: Ambatman on Today at 04:44:06 AM

Like was stated by chatGPT in boils down to the intensity and wright
So you can't put a score, it varies

False. Yes you can, you can put a range, even if you don't know the exact calories a person burns. And by knowing that range you can realise that doing 100 push-ups burns very few calories, just as it has a very limited effect on the strength you can gain, mostly in sedentary people and at the beginning.

I am having some difficulties appreciating why you (Don Pedro) are continuously imposing goals for why guys would want to do daily pushups, whether they are doing 100 pushups per day or some other quantity and/or pushup duration.

Guys can have whatever the fuck goal(s) that they like including being interested in framing their pushup goals in terms of movements in the BTC price, BTC cultural participation or whatever reason that they join into the pushups thread.

By the way, I recall one of the participants, OgNasty, specifically proclaiming that he believes that his doing daily pushups has been contributing to his burning of more calories and even his desire to try to keep on weight rather than shedding weight - whether he is correct in his assessment or not, he has been proclaiming some potential relationship to his doing pushups and his wanting to try to maintain his weight rather than his weight seeming to go down, at least in the past 8-ish months.

My own personal experience is that in the first several months of my doing pushups, I perceived that various aspect of my body was toning more, and so in that regard, I had been speculating that I had been experiencing some loss of weight; however, in more recent times (perhaps the past 3-4 months), I have not really been perceiving additional loss of weight or even I am not sure about measurable differences in my body, such as my muscle mass, so it surely could be that my aging my be contributing to a kind of stagnation where I might not really be getting much if any muscle growth, improvements in strength and/or even any kind of additional calorie burning might end up being in a kind of category that is not really making any meaningful difference in the whole scheme of my own physical strength and/or body composition (in terms of appearance).

It seems to me that one fallacy in your attempt to analyze marginal levels of calorie burning during the act of doing pushups is the ignoring of questions about whether a guy's body muscle mass might either be improved or at least maintained in a better way from doing pushups as compared with if he had not done pushups. Surely, it seems that there is a lot of uncontroversial evidence (studies) that exist that tend to show that folks who have and/or maintain higher levels of muscle mass tend to burn calories at a higher rate (aka increasing of metabolism) than similarly situated folks who have lower levels of muscle mass, and so in that regard, if there are ways that daily (or otherwise periodic) doing of pushups is contributing to either a maintenance and/or a growth of muscle mass, then just from the mere maintenance/increase of muscle mass, then it is likely that at all times calories would be being burned at a faster rate. Sure, we could question the veracity or even the persuasiveness of such studies, yet I would still imagine that some guys might consider that there is likely evidence that their own well physical well being is likely to be improved by their ongoingly doing pushups.. whether daily or whatever periodic basis they have been choosing to do their pushups in the context of their participation in the pushups' thread.

Quote from: Don Pedro Dinero on Today at 05:01:12 AM

For me the good thing about trying to do 100 push-ups as a challenge would be to take it as the start of more physical activity. Start with 100 push-ups but work your way up to other parts of the body, and walk, especially walk.

Again, sure you can work on other kinds of exercises, and even use the 100 pushups challenge as a gateway to those other activities, even though the extent to which you might be contemplating and/or including those other activity considerations would go beyond the main focuses of the thread, namely the context of the 100 pushups' challenge in connection with our getting to $100k BTC prices... so then it could even be for some guys, that their focusing on pushups and/or other physical fitness and/or health-related focuses may well ONLY end up being during this time period in which they (we) are bonding with each other during this period of time that many of us are remaining anxious about the BTC price getting to $100k..

Question: the memory of what were you doing while bitcoin was in its pre-$100k days?

Answer: (doing daily pushups)...

Further response: fucking legend

There can be a certain kind of subtlety in terms of what we are doing and what are bitcoin-related legacy might play out from what we chose to do during seminal bitcoin periods.

Quote from: Don Pedro Dinero on Today at 05:01:12 AM

If you are at risk of heart disease because of your lifestyle, doing 100 push-ups won't change anything, but walking 10,000 steps at least 5 days a week will reduce your risk of heart disease, burn far more calories than push-ups and have many other benefits.

Now you are an expert on comparative benefits in regards to which exercise(s) are better for which purposes? And you want to suggest which exercise might be better for guys who are participating in the pushups' thread, such as we should have had a thread that related to walking in order to bring the BTC price to $100k? I do know that there are various kinds of activities that BTCers do, such as the running related to Hal Finney, and there are walking groups too.. since I heard about some folks who are promoting walking and bitcoin.. yet the pushups thread is still NOT really focusing on discussions of comparing different kinds of activities that guys might do, even though surely there could be some guys who might mention other activities that they are doing or even say that they prefer other activities to pushups, and so if they are coming from the perspective that there are better activities than pushups, they are free to have those views, even though pursuit of such other topics within the thread would not be on topic and would most likely rise to the level of being considered as trolling of the thread.

Quote from: Don Pedro Dinero on Today at 05:01:12 AM

Quote from: Ambatman on Today at 04:44:06 AM

Checking the thread you can find many doing way more than a 100
I could do more than a 100 per sitting before I fell ill

If you were interested in the principles of fitness instead of the bullshit you would realise that once you get past 25 push-ups in one go the best thing to do is to get more intense, slap push-ups, incline push-ups, one-handed push-ups, etc. But you do your own thing.

You seem unable to resist imposing your own values and/or views onto others, even while they seem to be marginally relevant, at best.

Quote from: Don Pedro Dinero on Today at 05:01:12 AM

Quote from: Ambatman on Today at 04:44:06 AM

So 100 Push-up feels like its in correlation with $100K

Yes, it's that nonsense that has attracted you all. It's still a joke.

It is not a joke, so you are wrong about that, even though you keep making that proclamation. Doing pushups, talking about pushups and relating daily (Or other periods) pushups to bitcoin prices is surely not a joke, and members of the pushup thread are not even the ONLY ones in bitcoinlandia engaged in such 100 pushups per day until $100k kinds of ideas and/or practices.

Quote from: Don Pedro Dinero on Today at 05:01:12 AM

Quote from: Ambatman on Today at 04:44:06 AM

And what I posted was how reading certain post burns calories was just on a lighter note
Research shows that reading burns around 50-80 calories in an hour
And around 90-150Cal/hr while reading such that requires deep concentration.
Depending on the persons weight and metabolism

See, you burn more calories reading for an hour than doing push-ups. Try going for a walk and reading if you like, and you'll burn more (although I prefer walking in natural surroundings and looking at the scenery).

If we had a Venn diagram, surely there might be some guys who are interested in burning calories, doing daily pushups, participating in the pushup's thread and watching the BTC price, yet they are still just a part of those who might fall into the overlap of being interested in pushups, participating in the pushup thread and watching the BTC price. In other words, who gives any shits, besides ur lil selfie, about your personal preferences to walk in natural surroundings, look at scenery and/or even your desires to burn calories in purported efficient ways during such? Comes off as mostly uninteresting and not even overlapping with what guys in the pushup thread might be seeking in their participation therein.