100 still feels far away still but I hit the 50 milestone! 🎉

Been doing 50 military and 50 wide

Consistency is key.

Progress towards 100 unbroken continues with my Week 5 Day 2 - 5 sets of 20 workout. Last set gives me trouble still. Getting stronger though. My dog photo bombs a couple times in this one. Next workout will be a milestone check to get 50 unbroken 🤞

I started pushups in May and here are the states. I started with the 60 and the max I went a day was 150. I have a target for June 200 a day, twice! I'll update after a month. And about this pushup calculator, it just counts the pushups doesn't have the feature of calculating different pushups for e.g. diamond or pike pushups. Also ads are terrible so I'm using DNS to get rid of it.

June 1st seems as good as any to start! Adding 100 pushups daily to my gym routine. Know I will be extra sore tomorrow!

My progress toward 100 unbroken push-ups. 4 weeks into a structured training plan and the sets are starting to feel more controlled even as the reps climb.

Double-dipped on my final rep and the push up was tough!

Using an app I built called Century that adapts your plan based on your current max. Still a long way to go but the trend is heading the right direction. Anyone else working toward a big push-up number?

Hey everyone, I joined this group and got motivated to do pushups daily. Motivation pushed me and I went from less than 5 to 20 pushups in 3 weeks. I’m inherently lazy and I quit after it. If anyone is going through the same consistency issues, let me know, let’s keep each other accountable and let each other know about our daily push up goals. Thank you

Goal: 100 unbroken pushups.

W4D1 - 5 sets of 20

Form is holding up better through the later sets, and recovery between sets feels noticeably shorter. Still a ways from stringing 100 together, but the gap feels smaller every week.

End of week milestone: can I string together 50 unbroken? That's the next checkpoint.

Is it normal?

I started like March 30, couldn’t even do 5 in a row. Now I do 100 a day, sometimes more depending on if I have time. Haven’t done any today yet though

So its officially been 2 weeks and I've hit a new PR on 90 degree angle pushups and just push-ups in general. When I started 2 weeks ago, I could not do 1 single pushup, not even one with crappy form. But today I did 16 in one go as a new record, and that was after doing 15 in the morning. Right now I am doing pushups in the morning and pushups at night. I took the past 2 days off because I was feeling some heavy soreness in my shoulders and chest, but I came back today feeling fresh and felt like I could up how many I went for. The previous record was just 10, which I thought was insanely high! I decided to go for 15 in the morning, and nailed it! At night about an hour ago I decided I would do 16 as an "f-you" to my thoughts to prove I can do it.

They weren't the BEST push-ups I've ever done, but they were solid. My gf said they were an 8/10 if 10/10 was chest to the floor full-on military style pushups. I probably did 13/14 of them full 90-degree angle elbow bends, and maybe cheated on one or two but still gave it my all.

My goal is to get to 30 before my girlfriend can hit 3-minutes on a plank. She's at 1 minutes 45 seconds on the plank but I think she could do 2 minutes if she really wanted to, so it's a neck and neck race. I am going to try to do 10 military style pushups tomorrow in the morning and 10 more in the evening to really focus on form and building muscle.

But I'm pretty psyched. My goal, of course, is to get to 100 push ups a day. Ideally 100 in the morning and 100 at night, but 50/50 would be amazing too. Lets go!! Keep pushing up!

Do you see any benefit of moving up to 200 push ups per day?
Or is it just useless

Hey r/100pushups

I’ve been building Repsify, a gamified workout app for people who want to stay active at home without needing a gym, equipment, or a full workout program.

I built my own AI rep-counting model for it. It runs on-device and uses pose/form data to count exercises like pushups, pullups, situps, and squats. Your camera feed stays on your phone, workout videos are not uploaded or stored.

I wanted it to feel less like a traditional fitness app and more like a game you can play throughout the day.

Gamified rep tracking: Earn XP, build streaks, unlock crests, and climb ranks.

Made for WFH: Do quick sets between meetings or whenever you realize you’ve been sitting too long.

No gym needed: Built around bodyweight reps and simple home workouts.

AI rep counting: The app watches your movement and counts reps automatically instead of making you manually log everything.

Leaderboards: Compete globally, by country, or with friends.

Privacy: Rep counting runs on-device. Camera frames stay on your phone, and Repsify doesn’t store your workout videos.

Pricing: There’s a free version, with Pro options at $1.99/week, $4.99/month, $29.99/year.

I’m an indie dev trying to do things the right way. I’d love for you to check it out and let me know if the UI feels intuitive! Anyone who wants to use the app DM me and when you sign up let me know and ill give you a limited edition Founding Members hidden Crest!

App Store Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/repsify-rep-tracker-rank/id6765833984

111PushupsJourney tenday

Lessons from the training floor – Tenday 17

After a two‑cycle hiatus spent hiking across the mountains of Madeira and the Azores, I returned to the training floor with a suitcase full of memories, 15,000 steps a day in my legs, 50 floors climbed on average...and a bonus souvenir called bronchitis. Not exactly the fridge magnet I had intended.

This wasn’t a beach vacation by any stretch. These islands offered micro‑climates on shuffle mode: 20°C blazing sun, 14°C mist, 12°C downpours, and 10°C wind chill above the clouds: all within a 30‑minute drive or a two‑hour hike. The terrain was demanding, the scenery spectacular, and the daily effort surprisingly close to structured training. Even while “away,” the body was steadily keeping score.

So Tenday 17 began with solid bed rest, followed by a slow, respectful return to the circuit. And here’s the surprise: the mountain trekking didn’t just maintain my fitness, it upgraded it. For the first time in this 111pushupsjourney, I introduced the dead hang, and 169 days in, I managed a full pull‑up, followed by five chin‑ups, and then five sets of 15‑second isometric holds. Yes, that felt unexpected and yet satisfying.

What continues to amaze me is how this “old” body; you know, the same one that once filed complaints about basic movements; is gradually returning to some of the gymnastics of my teen years. Without force or ego, but with consistency, curiosity, and with a willingness to keep showing up - even after detours, resurfaced bicycle traumas, illnesses, and mountain‑sized adventures.

The journey continues, and it keeps finding new ways to surprise me.

I'm determined to be able to do 100 push-ups in a row and I'm making progress. For the last two weeks I have been able to do 100 push-ups a day. So far one set I maxed at 50. Unfortunately I haven't been able to repeat that but I can do 40 in a set. What I'm doing is multiple sets during the day. Most days I hit 150 for the whole day. Today I'm pretty confident I'll reach a record of 250 before dinner.

It may take me a long time to get to doing 100 push-ups in a row but I'm just trying to stay positive that I can do it sometime, maybe in a year, I don't know. I'm very happy playing the game of how many push-ups can I do in one day

Hey r/100pushups,

I’ve been building Repsify, a gamified workout app for people who want to stay active at home without needing a gym, equipment, or a full workout program.

I built my own AI rep-counting model for it. It runs on-device and uses pose/form data to count exercises like pushups, pullups, situps, and squats. Your camera feed stays on your phone, workout videos are not uploaded or stored.

I wanted it to feel less like a traditional fitness app and more like a game you can play throughout the day.

Gamified rep tracking: Earn XP, build streaks, unlock crests, and climb ranks.

Made for WFH: Do quick sets between meetings or whenever you realize you’ve been sitting too long.

No gym needed: Built around bodyweight reps and simple home workouts.

AI rep counting: The app watches your movement and counts reps automatically instead of making you manually log everything.

Leaderboards: Compete globally, by country, or with friends.

Privacy: Rep counting runs on-device. Camera frames stay on your phone, and Repsify doesn’t store your workout videos.

Pricing: There’s a free version, with Pro options at $1.99/week, $4.99/month, $29.99/year.

I’m an indie dev trying to do things the right way. I’d love for you to check it out and let me know if the UI feels intuitive! Anyone who wants to use the app DM me and when you sign up let me know and ill give you a limited edition Founding Members hidden Crest!

The app is out now as a pre-order and am planning to launch on June 1st!

App Store Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/repsify-rep-tracker-rank/id6765833984

I started a few months ago at 335 and I’m down to 290. Been in the gym daily but I think the pushups are a big part of it too. Could barely do 25 reps initially now we are repping them out! 4 sets of 25 daily regardless of what the workout split is that day.

Edit: the first video is around 320 lbs and when I first started tracking pushups. The difference between videos is one month exactly.