I have been finding that in order to attempt to stay motivated in pushups, it has been helpful to attempt to have various goals along the way that might have had been beyond some of the bitcoin pushup community goals of striving to do daily pushups of (100 pushups or whatever) until the BTC price reached $100k.  

So, at first my goals just related to monitoring my doing the pushups consistently and then daily quantity of pushups and/or quality of pushups, and so then surely in August/September it started to become clear that my total quantity of pushups was starting to get close to the BTC price, which became part of a new goal that was related to the then circumstances of having the total pushups start to get close to the BTC price, so then by early February my total pushups started to cross above the BTC price and then on February 21, my total pushups crossed above 100k,, which then contributed to my being motivated to cut back on daily quantity of pushups and to incorporate lunges into my daily routine.

For now, I am just sticking with my 100 to 140-ish quantity of pushups per day, and perhaps not really directly thinking about how that relates to BTC prices, even though sure, the BTC price has not left my thinking, and I have decently high confidence that the price is going to cross back over my total pushup quantity yet at my rate of doing pushups i have some difficulties imagining how the BTC price could sustainably stay above my current daily pushup quantity, especially since in recent times (like the past 3-6 months), the 200-WMA has mostly been moving up in the ballpark of $35 to $55 per day.. and I consider the 200-WMA to be a bottom indicator and currently it is just right around $48,362, so even at the higher ends of the current range, it is going to take nearly 939 days for the 200-WMA to cross over $100k.  

Presumptively if the BTC price could go up faster, then the 200-WMA would likely get drug up towards moving up a a faster rate to potentially cross over $100k in less than 2 years.. even something like crossing over $100k by the end of 2026 would not be an unreasonable projection and such considerable BTC price going up tendencies would be good for any of us longer term BTC holders who have largely gotten through most of our BTC accumulation already, even though shorter term BTC holders may well prefer that the BTC prices (including the 200-WMA) do not go up so fast in order that they are able to accumulate more BTC in the coming couple of years with lower rather than higher prices.  

Even the projections within my own current charts show the 200-WMA moving up to cross over $100k in the ballpark of 1.5 to 2 years, which could even happen (which would be considerably bullish) for the 200-WMA to cross over $100k on or before the end of 2026.


Sure, it is up to you to create whatever goals that you like, and if you really want to figure out a way to increase your quantity of pushups within any one set, you likely are better off to increase the quantity of pushup sets that you do per day and to build up your quantity of pushups per set.  

Since there tends to be some value in warm up and cool down, it is not necessarily good to ONLY do one set of pushups per day or even any activities in which you do some kind of intensity only ONCE per day or even with less regularity, and sure sometimes young people can be abusive to their own bodies without necessarily recognizing their own ways in which their lack of consistency might not necessarily be the better way forward, yet sure it is your body and your chosen activity, so you can do whatever you like.

CurrentlyIn recent times (perhaps the past year or so), my normal quantity of pushups in aper pushup set tendhas tended to mostly be 40-50, even though surely when I first started doing pushups, I started out at mostly 20 to 30 per set and worked my way up to higher quantities and I spent quite a bit of time with pushup sets that were mostly between 30 and 40 pushups per set, and over the past (nearly 500 days) sometimes I have had some higher quantity pushup sets that go into the lower to mid 70s, yet I no longer consider striving to do that many pushups perin any particular pushup set - even though surely quantity of pushups per set is not necessarily a bad goal in order to strive to work towards being able to measure improvement or even stamina.. even keeping in mind quantity versus quality in terms of sometimes the quality of the pushups will go down when the quantity is pushed, which surelystill I doubt that stamina is up to you to monitor what younecessarily built by ONLY doing an activity once a day.. but hey whatever, there are gettingall kinds of theories and approaches to figure out if you are happy with your own resultsdo things, whether it is improvement in pushups or merely consistencyand some ways of pushups or consistency of frequency of pushups that you might strive to achievedoing things are more productive (and efficient and even individually tailored) than other ways. ..

Even keeping in mind quantity versus quality in terms of sometimes the quality of the pushups will go down when the quantity is pushed, which surely, it is up to you to monitor what you are getting out of the deal and to figure out if you are happy with your own results or possible improvements, whether it is improvement in pushups that you are seeking to achieve or merely consistency of pushups or consistency of frequency of pushups that you might strive to achieve.


I am getting to an age where body parts are starting to have issues, and I have found pushup activities to be quite good in terms of engaging in a kind of daily activity that can be done in a lot of places and without much of any equipment besides a flat area - even though I do tend to prefer to do them inside and in private rather than publicly.. yet I might be able to adapt if I were forced to have to change locations due to unexpected circumstances. This thread has been helpful to provide a structure and a motivation to do the pushups within the context of submitting periodic reports - of course, with some gamification with the existence of DirtyKeyboard's daily pushup table updates.

Of course, I have created my own system of keeping track, too.. but it still remain motivating to have a place to regularly memorialize the current status, even though surely  we can see quibbles in regards to OgNasty considering that there maybe reasons to close/lock the thread... so of course, with dwindling participation, it may well end up that justifications for closing/locking the thread might get stronger than justifications for keeping it opened/unlocked.

I have been finding that in order to attempt to stay motivated in pushups, it has been helpful to attempt to have various goals along the way that might have had been beyond some of the bitcoin pushup community goals of striving to do daily pushups of (100 pushups or whatever) until the BTC price reached $100k.  

So, at first my goals just related to monitoring my doing the pushups consistently and then daily quantity of pushups and/or quality of pushups, and so then surely in August/September it started to become clear that my total quantity of pushups was starting to get close to the BTC price, which became part of a new goal that was related to the then circumstances of having the total pushups start to get close to the BTC price, so then by early February my total pushups started to cross above the BTC price and then on February 21, my total pushups crossed above 100k,, which then contributed to my being motivated to cut back on daily quantity of pushups and to incorporate lunges into my daily routine.

For now, I am just sticking with my 100 to 140-ish quantity of pushups per day, and perhaps not really directly thinking about how that relates to BTC prices, even though sure, the BTC price has not left my thinking, and I have decently high confidence that the price is going to cross back over my total pushup quantity yet at my rate of doing pushups i have some difficulties imagining how the BTC price could sustainably stay above my current daily pushup quantity, especially since in recent times (like the past 3-6 months), the 200-WMA has mostly been moving up in the ballpark of $35 to $55 per day.. and I consider the 200-WMA to be a bottom indicator and currently it is just right around $48,362, so even at the higher ends of the current range, it is going to take nearly 939 days for the 200-WMA to cross over $100k.  

Presumptively if the BTC price could go up faster, then the 200-WMA would likely get drug up towards moving up a a faster rate to potentially cross over $100k in less than 2 years.. even something like crossing over $100k by the end of 2026 would not be an unreasonable projection and such considerable BTC price going up tendencies would be good for any of us longer term BTC holders who have largely gotten through most of our BTC accumulation already, even though shorter term BTC holders may well prefer that the BTC prices (including the 200-WMA) do not go up so fast in order that they are able to accumulate more BTC in the coming couple of years with lower rather than higher prices.  

Even the projections within my own current charts show the 200-WMA moving up to cross over $100k in the ballpark of 1.5 to 2 years, which could even happen (which would be considerably bullish) for the 200-WMA to cross over $100k on or before the end of 2026.


Sure, it is up to you to create whatever goals that you like, and if you really want to figure out a way to increase your quantity of pushups within any one set, you likely are better off to increase the quantity of pushup sets that you do per day and to build up your quantity of pushups per set. 

Since there tends to be some value in warm up and cool down, it is not necessarily good to ONLY do one set of pushups per day or even any activities in which you do some kind of intensity only ONCE per day or even with less regularity, and sure sometimes young people can be abusive to their own bodies without necessarily recognizing their own ways in which their lack of consistency might not necessarily be the better way forward, yet sure you can do whatever you like.

Currently, my normal quantity of pushups in a set tend to be 40-50, even though surely I started out at mostly 20 to 30 and worked my way up, and sometimes I have had some higher quantity sets that go into the lower to mid 70s, yet I no longer consider striving to do that many pushups per set - even though surely quantity of pushups per set is not necessarily a bad goal.. even keeping in mind quantity versus quality in terms of sometimes the quality of the pushups will go down when the quantity is pushed, which surely is up to you to monitor what you are getting and to figure out if you are happy with your own results, whether it is improvement in pushups or merely consistency of pushups or consistency of frequency of pushups that you might strive to achieve.


I am getting to an age where body parts are starting to have issues, and I have found pushup activities to be quite good in terms of engaging in a kind of daily activity that can be done in a lot of places and without much of any equipment besides a flat area - even though I do tend to prefer to do them inside and in private rather than publicly.. yet I might be able to adapt if I were forced to have to change locations due to unexpected circumstances. This thread has been helpful to provide a structure and a motivation to do the pushups within the context of submitting periodic reports - of course, with some gamification with the existence of DirtyKeyboard's daily pushup table updates.

Of course, I have created my own system of keeping track, too.. but it still remain motivating to have a place to regularly memorialize the current status, even though surely  we can see quibbles in regards to OgNasty considering that there maybe reasons to close/lock the thread... so of course, with dwindling participation, it may well end up that justifications for closing/locking the thread might get stronger than justifications for keeping it opened/unlocked.

I have been finding that in order to attempt to stay motivated in pushups, it has been helpful to attempt to have various goals along the way that might have had been beyond some of the bitcoin pushup community goals of striving to do daily pushups of (100 pushups or whatever) until the BTC price reached $100k. 

So, at first my goals just related to monitoring my doing the pushups consistently and then daily quantity of pushups and/or quality of pushups, and so then surely in August/September it started to become clear that my total quantity of pushups was starting to get close to the BTC price, which became part of a new goal that was related to the then circumstances of having the total pushups start to get close to the BTC price, so then by early February my total pushups started to cross above the BTC price and then on February 21, my total pushups crossed above 100k,, which then contributed to my being motivated to cut back on daily quantity of pushups and to incorporate lunges into my daily routine.

For now, I am just sticking with my 100 to 140-ish quantity of pushups per day, and perhaps not really directly thinking about how that relates to BTC prices, even though sure, the BTC price has not left my thinking, and I have decently high confidence that the price is going to cross back over my total pushup quantity yet at my rate of doing pushups i have some difficulties imagining how the BTC price could sustainably stay above my current daily pushup quantity, especially since in recent times (like the past 3-6 months), the 200-WMA has mostly been moving up in the ballpark of $35 to $55 per day.. and I consider the 200-WMA to be a bottom indicator and currently it is just right around $48,362, so even at the higher ends of the current range, it is going to take nearly 939 days for the 200-WMA to cross over $100k. 

Presumptively if the BTC price could go up faster, then the 200-WMA would likely get drug up towards moving up a a faster rate to potentially cross over $100k in less than 2 years.. even something like crossing over $100k by the end of 2026 would not be an unreasonable projection and such considerable BTC price going up tendencies would be good for any of us longer term BTC holders who have largely gotten through most of our BTC accumulation already, even though shorter term BTC holders may well prefer that the BTC prices (including the 200-WMA) do not go up so fast in order that they are able to accumulate more BTC in the coming couple of years with lower rather than higher prices. 

Even the projections within my own current charts show the 200-WMA moving up to cross over $100k in the ballpark of 1.5 to 2 years, which could even happen (which would be considerably bullish) for the 200-WMA to cross over $100k on or before the end of 2026.


Sure, it is up to you to create whatever goals that you like, and if you really want to figure out a way to increase your quantity of pushups within any one set, you likely are better off to increase the quantity of sets per day and to build up your quantity per set.

Currently, my normal quantity of pushups in a set tend to be 40-50, even though surely I started out at mostly 20 to 30 and worked my way up, and sometimes I have had some higher quantity sets that go into the lower to mid 70s, yet I no longer consider striving to do that many pushups per set - even though surely quantity of pushups per set is not necessarily a bad goal.. even keeping in mind quantity versus quality in terms of sometimes the quality of the pushups will go down when the quantity is pushed, which surely is up to you to monitor what you are getting and to figure out if you are happy with your own results, whether it is improvement in pushups or merely consistency of pushups or consistency of frequency of pushups that you might strive to achieve.


I am getting to an age where body parts are starting to have issues, and I have found pushup activities to be quite good in terms of engaging in a kind of daily activity that can be done in a lot of places and without much of any equipment besides a flat area - even though I do tend to prefer to do them inside and in private rather than publicly.. yet I might be able to adapt if I were forced to have to change locations due to unexpected circumstances. This thread has been helpful to provide a structure and a motivation to do the pushups within the context of submitting periodic reports - of course, with some gamification with the existence of DirtyKeyboard's daily pushup table updates.

Of course, I have created my own system of keeping track, too.. but it still remain motivating to have a place to regularly memorialize the current status, even though surely  we can see quibbles in regards to OgNasty considering that there maybe reasons to close/lock the thread... so of course, with dwindling participation, it may well end up that justifications for closing/locking the thread might get stronger than justifications for keeping it opened/unlocked.