Quote from: DubemIfedigbo001 on Today at 08:56:15 PM

I'm kind of amazed when I see some guys reporting 65 pushups or more at a point, at the same time I would love to inquire if you'll do it low and fast or move down until your chest is almost touching the floor and then move up until your arms are straight up cos I'm thinking it's more difficult and tasky when done slowly.

Perhaps your consistencies are paying off and your bodies are already more accepting of the exercise. I can hardly go above 25 at a go for now so I achieve 50 in two or three sets for a session, but I believe I'll get better in due time though.
My report [edited out] DubemIfedigbo001, 2, 200, 2025-02-30

Each guy needs to determine for himself the extent to which he values quantity over quality and/or what standard of pushup that he is going to do and/or report.

For sure there is value in consistency in order to attempt to measure our own improvements (if any), yet for sure, there is no guarantee that guys^** are doing pushups that other guys would deem as "acceptable."

**Sure, I use the term "guy" with a certain level of purposeful seeming presumptiveness while acknowledging that sure there might possibly be a gal or two in the mix of pushers..."hi Timelord2067"

In the very beginning, I certainly emphasized quantity over quality, and I likely still error on the quantity end of my own weighing of preferences, yet over the last year, I have also increased my own measurements that have allowed me to gravitate somewhat more in the direction of improving my own quality, yet I still am no stickler in regards to what guys have to do, since we truly are going to have different ideas, and there is almost no fucking way that I would expect guys to need to prove their pushups beyond largely what we have been doing and guys choosing the extent to which they describe their pushup particulars, which is also optional.

By the way, since the beginning I slowly gravitated up to 5 pushup sets per day, and since about mid-October, I have purposefully included one slow set per day.. my other pushup sets are tending to be fast and right around 1 second per pushup. My slow sets tend to range mostly between 3-5 seconds per pushup with most times falling right around 3.5-ish seconds per, and so that daily slow set will tend to include 20-25 pushup per set with around 75 to 95 seconds for the total time of that daily slow set.

Quote from: Tonimez on Today at 10:52:36 PM

Quote from: JayJuanGee on Today at 06:04:34 PM

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I prefer completing my push-up tasks before leaving for my daily activities due to the nature of my job. In order not to remain on the bench, I report the much I'm able to achieve within the space of time I could alot before heading out. So there's no way I can run a set of 1-3hours interval in order not to end up with only the first set.

Even though I was almost trying to doubt the possibility of averaging the price of bitcoin by push-up anytime soon, I won't be ignorant of the power of consistency and bear run. Anything can happen and getting the value of bitcoin in push-up would be thrilling.
Bitcoin is currently at over 105k. With a daily pushups of 300 for the next 43 days streak, you will be very close to achieving the bitcoin price. But if Trump effects gets so positive, then you may require few more days to hit your milestone.

I understand that there can be practicality considerations in regards to times and places in which it works to do pushup sets, even though pushups could be done in a variety of places, it is not always practical.

Surely regarding catching up to the bitcoin price, we tend to have all kinds of extremes in BTC price movements, yet for sure, I am not expecting that there is any requirement for a down before up, even though if I keep moving my amount up, then it becomes more and more likely that at some point my total quantity of pushups will end up touching the BTC price... but yeah, there could be some kind of a BTC price movement (and surely it does not even need to be attributable to Trump, even if that self-absorbed nutjob may well want to claim credit for any such BTC pump that might end up playing out).

In other words, I am not really presuming any particular direction in the BTC price, yet I am considering that if I am able to keep up my quantity of daily pushups, it becomes nearly inevitable that my total number of pushups is going to touch upon the BTC price, and earlier I had suggested the odds to be quite great for such touching to end up happening in March or April, and sure it could happen sooner, but I would be surprised if it did not end up happening in March or April.. and truly a lot of bitcoiners probably would prefer scenarios in which my pushups do not at any time touch the BTC price between now and the end of April. By the way, I show my present projections of pushups to be just over 120k pushups by the end of April, so long as I can keep going somewhere in the ballpark of my present rate (which truly there is no guarantee of my being able to continue that, either). Who knows if this thread will still be open by the end of April, also?

Quote from: Ryu_Ar1 on Today at 10:54:24 PM

Quote from: OgNasty on Today at 10:15:05 PM

I did 75 the other day in a set. I think that is my personal best. For some reason I thought I had done 80 in a set before, but when I searched my post history for "80" I didn't find any claims, so it must have only been in my head. I'd like to do 100 at least once before I stop going so hard with this challenge, but I don't know if I'm capable of it. I need a rest day at the very least in the near future. Helped a friend move some furniture yesterday and am feeling it a bit.

It was quite difficult to follow because it was more than 2 sets that I did although it may still be forced but in the end there is a process that must be followed so that the body is not too burdened.
But considering that you've been doing it for almost a year now, especially considering that you're only 1 day away from a full year, 75 sets is probably doable without a hitch.

Hey do i have to congratulate you now because tomorrow you will reach 1 full year in this challenge you made

[edited out] Ryu_Ar1,76,7705,2025-01-30

OgNasty had already mentioned that there are 366 days in 2024 (based on February 2024 having 29 rather than 28 days), so therefore he has two more pushup days to reach one full year of pushup days.

100k,JayJuanGee,361,92335,2025-01-30