Push Ups

I had thought would be something that would prompt me every so often during the day to do a certain set of pushups. Instead, it was something that paused for a certain amount of time after I complete a set amount of pushups, then prompting me to do more. I am glad that I got it, as this is the first time I have a set regimen for doing pushups. However I wish you would have said in the description that I would have to set aside a certain amount of time. All in all, very satisfied.

Being using it for one day, and I been feeling like I'm getting a good work. Only the results will tell if it was worth using this app. Tbh if I don't show that Much improvement I'll still keep the app, it motivates me to finish my workout.

I like how the app is user friendly and quite easy. But there are certain issues with the app and also the training program. The app terminates itself a lot of times, which is quite annoying as I have to restart the whole sets again (or restart the app and reach to the set I was doing). Also after I finished the 10 sessions for doing 100 continuous push ups, I could only do 60 in a row. (I could anyways do 40 continuous easily when I started, so it did not help me much)

This is a great app. I have begin using it in parrallel with the squat app. Press ups, then squats, repeat. If I had a pull up bar id throw that in too. Really gets you going and each day it ups the reps so always remains challenging. Like others have said, be honest with the amount of press ups you can initially do and you will be rewarded with a smooth progression upwards. Good job guys.

Good app, I like the layout of the program and the user interface. I'm only giving it 4 stars instead of 5 because I did not get the results that I was working towards. My goal was 100 push ups. I was able to do 49 before I started the program and after about 3 weeks worth of sessions the program had me doing about 250 push ups spread out over multiple sets and it said I should now be able to do 100 consecutive push ups. After taking a day of rest, I attempted my goal of 100 and was only able to do 58.

Love the app guys but I think it would be better if you integrated an optional alarm feature, to remind users to do it. I know I've forgotten on a couple days. Also after a couple days of no use you could have a push notification reminder. Lastly, it'd b great to have the 4 apps in one. I'm currently using the pull ups, push ups, and sit ups apps and having to exit and start each app seems unnecessary. Otherwise awesome app guys. Keep it up!

I would like to thank the developer for creating this app and making it available for the public. It definitely does as described in an efficient manner. A couple things though that I'd change maybe even for a paid version or subscription, I use a variety of push ups to develop different muscles and I prefer your app for improving in all of them. Now I just got the idea to do them all as I do the one and follow the regiment but if your app would allow for different regiments using the same format&save data

Does just what you need. The only thing it could use is recommended rest days. A person that never works out couldn't start the sessions the day after the test (3 days?), but right after the initial test it just sits ready for the workout. Proper rest and recovery is almost as important as the muscular exertion itself. But it's easy enough to just open the app when you're able to workout. Not perfect, but good app.

I started using this app two months ago. I still remember how tough it was for me to even complete 10 pushup... But after a months 20 pushup in a row seems so easy for me that I can't even feel any effort doing it..... If you have dedication then just hit the install button and see the difference.

So I hit the goal - 125 total push ups - but I'm not quite able to do 125 continuous push ups. I can do 80. However, when I started two months ago, I could barely do 10, so that's a huge improvement. I've been thinking of where to go from here, and I decided that I'm going to start over, this time, doing them one arm at a time. :D

Been using this lately to help me build up my push up strength so I can prepare for the army. It's great and simple and has worked flawlessly. I also have the sit ups and squats one but I wish their was just one app that combines all of these together. Not a big deal though.

Though I like the idea of this app it does has it flows. I set my goal at 100 though I did get stronger. The progress needs to be more accurate. It needs a unable to complete session button. To.adjust your performance for the next session. I was at a specific point when I was unable to complete all sets. I had to stop but to finish program I had to keep pressing done button to forward to the end. So I had to input was easy, difficult or just right. No unable to complete would be a good Choice.

I had an issue with the app as I had enabled "Force GPU acceleration" in my developer options on my Galaxy Nexus. I wrote the developer and he responded in about 5 minutes. Since he said on his Nexus it worked I then remembered my setting change and was able to resolve the issue. I am very impressed and appreciative of the rapid response and the app appears to work and I am looking forward to using it to help me with my exercise plan. :-)

What is with everyone wanting reminders. This is an Android app. Doesn't your device come with a calendar?! If you're serious about improving your performance, you don't need to be reminded. Nobody has to 'remind' you to eat. It's fine just the way it is. Could use a bigger "Done" button though. I like to slap it on my last rep.

This is a great app. Really it's just pushing me to do my best. I still chose to turn it on everyday, but once it's on, I don't want to let it down. It doesn't remind me to do my push ups, which I like and doesn't make me touch my phone with my nose, like some other apps do. I'd like to be able to check out my progress and what I've done. Maybe I can, but I haven't figured that part out yet.

With this app I was able to enhance my performance way up. Before I started to use this app, I was able to do only 25 push ups. Now I'm training for 100 continuous mode. I'm able to do 70 push ups in one go. Now, don't expect to achieve goal in just one workout series (completion of one training program). Success is very dependent on your current level of fitness, but in a long run, you will achieve great results. My rating: 5 stars. I also use other workout apps and they are very good as well.

I had thought would be something that would prompt me every so often during the day to do a certain set of pushups. Instead, it was something that paused for a certain amount of time after I complete a set amount of pushups, then prompting me to do more. I am glad that I got it, as this is the first time I have a set regimen for doing pushups. However I wish you would have said in the description that I would have to set aside a certain amount of time. All in all, very satisfied.

From a software point of view, this is just fine. You tell it what your goal is (for me, 50 in a row) and what you can currently do (for me, 2). It then tells you how many to do every other day in sets of 4. You tell it when you completed each part, it will show a timer to let you rest and then alert you when you need to do the next set. The only thing you need to do is remember to come back in a couple of days and do the next group of push-ups. It would be nice if there was an optional reminder to alert you which day you need to do more pushups. From a fitness point of view, it's the little motivation I need to do the program and improve my pushups. It's been about a week and I'm doing sets of 5 and 6 when I could only do 2 or 3 a week ago. I'm on my way.

Great for getting some regular upper body exercise but after finishing the 100 pushup regimen, I could still only do about 40 continuously. I'd still recommend it - I'm in much better shape than I was - but I think the math is a little off. Or I'm just defective

Being using it for one day, and I been feeling like I'm getting a good work. Only the results will tell if it was worth using this app. Tbh if I don't show that Much improvement I'll still keep the app, it motivates me to finish my workout.

One thing I can say about this app is that you will INDEED improve. I didn't get to 125 push up in a row but I went from 40 push ups to 91 push ups in a row and it did tone my chest up a bit, Im going to do another round of it so next time I will complete 125 in a row maybe even more then that!

I normally do not like to do bodyweight exercises buy using this app helps me get it done because I don't think about it until the whistle, then I just knock them out. And seeing the progress motivates me to keep going. I would never think of doing 100 push ups every other morning, let alone 200 or even 300. I do wish it didn't go into maintenance mode after you 'reach your goal'. I still cannot do 100 consecutive pushup but the app won't make the workout harder anymore. I wish it kept going.

I don't have a lot of time to work out and I'm not going to touch my phone with my nose. This app works by keeping things simple and doing what it needs to. The system ramps up smoothly and builds real strength. Don't go for the gimmicks. Just needs something for improved motivation.

I go to the gym so, I incorporated into my routine..I could feel the burn, and sometimes I couldn't get though the work out. But I remained about the same, maybe +5 at the end. Though my chest did get firmer. I tried for 100, could do 36 before I started. Maybe should of went for a smaller goal. But all in all liked the app.

I used this app for one month 5 times a week. Made a huge difference and kept me motivated. My shoulders,arms,back and chest was noticeably bigger. Received so many compliments :D That's the best part.Thanks for the free app!

It would had been great if motion sensor or touch screen features were incorporated. But nevertheless the app does a great job. Some times a take two days break in between to relax my muscles. I hope it's not cheating.

Set limit to 75, went through the whole program and then tried to max out after a day of rest. Only did 44. But I do like the ability to set easy, just right and hard. So 3/5

Now I'm addicted in seeing my progress. Everyday there is improvement! If only i can rate this app to 6 stars.... The phasing is very reasonable. I agree on one of the comments to combine them into 1 great app.

This is a great app. I have begin using it in parrallel with the squat app. Press ups, then squats, repeat. If I had a pull up bar id throw that in too. Really gets you going and each day it ups the reps so always remains challenging. Like others have said, be honest with the amount of press ups you can initially do and you will be rewarded with a smooth progression upwards. Good job guys.

This app is great I just completed 50 pushups in a row. 3 weeks ago I struggled to do 10. I'll admit it wasn't easy but it was we'll worth it. I'm 55 years old and haven't worked out for years I feel great ! Don't forget to take the day of rest thanks for creating this app :-)

I let myself get a bit out of shape over the years. I downloaded this app as well as the sit up and the squat app. Plugged in my information and was all set. I am 53 years old. I love how the app takes you at YOUR OWN LEVEL. I do 1 app each day. Monday - push ups; Tuesday - sit ups; Wednesday - squats; Thursday - push ups; Friday - sit ups; Saturday - Squats; Sunday REST! I used to do push ups every day when I was younger and then one day I ripped my rotator cup. This app suggests every other day training which I know is a great idea. All in all I give this app a two thumbs up!

does what it says, not sure if you reach the target 100% of the times but it certainly increases your chances. the option to disable the adds is a nice gesture from the developers, i kept the adds on just because they give me the choice, i think it's a fair deal, for a free app it would be nice to have a graphic progress bar, with dates and times, number of pushups, etc. overall an excellent app

This is my first day and what I can say about this app: its great. Now i realized that i was always doing pushups wrong. After 5 sets that this app told me to do i felt tension in my muscles for hours...

It doesn't work. Never has you doing more than 21 in a row. I can do 250 or so in a short period of time after completing it, I can't do anywhere 100 in a row

No share option, and I was already doing around 300 pushups every other day with my regular workout. At 33 years old, I can do 65 pushups before I'm exhausted. The plan to do 125 pushups was way too easy. Other than that, I like it because it keeps track of progress. Easier than logging manually..

I like this app. My family laughs at me because i use an app for exercising. But it is like having a trainer in your pocket. A timed rest after each rep means no more guess work. And yes you feel it afterwards

I generally use this at night in between homework breaks. Its simple and clean. You set a goal and make progress each workout. It's good stuff. You can make it as tough or as easy as you want to. NO EXCUSES

If you're horribly out of shape like me and you enjoy a very simple no frills, no adds app, this is a good choice. Very simple instructions, challenging steps per session. At the end of each exercise it gives you the option of slowing down, speeding up, or keeping the normal progression of the next exercise. I've been using this app, the sit up and squats app from the same makers for two weeks straight and it has not disappointed me.

great app for pushing quicker recovery. Doesn't do too well as a 125 push ups straight app. Overall it's a very exceptional app

I've seen an improvement in my push ups over the past two weeks, But the schedule is too difficult. It became apparent that this is basically on a 30 day schedule which is unreasonable. I could do 35 push-ups and I chose 125 cuz why not grow the furthest. I'm two weeks in and its expecting too much. My advice to the developer is to make a reasonable schedule. Use percentage increases each day of 10% more today than yesterday. To the downloader, start lower and build. If you can do 30, do a 50 schedule first