Why 100 Push-Ups Matter
Doing 100 push-ups a day might sound like a fitness myth, but it’s a game-changer. Not by doing them all at once right now, but by training toward it with a strategic routine. Push-ups are one of the most effective bodyweight exercises, improving your chest, triceps, core, and even posture—no gym required.
Start With a Push-Up Test
Before you jump in, test how many standard push-ups you can do in one go. If you’re under 5 reps, start from Week 1. Between 6-10 reps? Begin at Week 2. If you’re already at 20 reps, jump straight to Week 3 or 4. This allows you to tailor the challenge to your current fitness level.
The 6-Week Push-Up Program
Weeks 1–2: Build the Base
Focus on form. Do multiple sets with controlled reps. Rest 60–90 seconds between sets. Gradually increase your volume over the days. Don’t skip rest days (do it three times a week).
Weeks 3–4: Build Volume
You’ll be pushing 30–40 push-ups in a single set. Rest time decreases slightly, but your muscle endurance grows significantly. Your upper body and core will already feel tighter and stronger.
Weeks 5–6: Peak Phase
High-volume sessions (6 to 8 sets), shorter rest periods (45–60 seconds), and your final challenge—hit 100 push-ups in one go. The last set of each workout is a “max effort” to test your progress.
Bonus Tips to Maximize Gains
Slow Push-Ups
Try doing a single push-up with a 30-second descent and 30-second ascent. This boosts time under tension and activates your muscles deeply.
Push-Ups on Unstable Surfaces
Use balance push-up bars or unstable platforms. These challenge your stabilizer muscles and offer more core engagement, mimicking real-life functional strength.
What Changes You Can Expect
✔️ Stronger chest, arms, and core
✔️ Improved shoulder posture
✔️ Higher muscle definition
✔️ Better push-up form and endurance
✔️ Fat loss from compound movement effect
Start Today
All you need is a floor and determination. Save gym fees, skip the excuses, and join the 6-week push-up challenge. You’ll gain strength, discipline, and a better version of yourself. Ready to go? Let’s push!
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