100,000 Pushups in 2018

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Aug 29 - 100
YTD - 61,600

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Aug 30 - 100
YTD - 61,700

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Aug 31 - 100
YTD - 61,800

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Sep 1 - 600
YTD - 62,400

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Sep 2 - 600
YTD - 63,000

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Sep 3 - 100
YTD - 63,100

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Sep 5 - 100
YTD - 63,200

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Sep 6 - 300
YTD - 63,500

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Sep 11 - 100
YTD - 63,600

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Sep 12 - 100
YTD - 63,700

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Sep 14 - 400
YTD - 64,100

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Sep 15 - 600
YTD - 64,700

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Sep 16 - 300
YTD - 65,000

Don_WM_

Holy crap! Inspiring. Nice dedication and persistence!

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Sep 21 - 500
YTD - 65,500

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Sep 22 - 1,002
YTD - 66,502

It seems kinda silly doing 2 final pushups just to say I beat my old record of 1,001 in a day (itself an attempt to beat my first record of 1,000 even). But if lifting weights for a decade teaches anything, it's that even a single pound or a single rep PR is still worth it.

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Sep 23 - 1,003
YTD - 67,505

Didn't intend to do that many pushups the day after doing 1k, but a 12-hr shift is a LOOOONG shift if you don't break it up occasionally (read: every 30 minutes) with doing something completely different, aka get out of my chair and start pushing.

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Sep 24 - 95
YTD - 67,600

Yeah, stiffness caught up to me hard today...

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Sep 25 - 600
YTD - 68,200

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Sep 27 - 500
YTD - 68,700

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Sep 29 - 800
YTD - 69,500

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Oct 2 - 600
YTD - 70,100

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Oct 3 - 600
YTD - 70,700

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Oct 4 - 600
YTD - 71,300

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Oct 5 - 100
YTD - 71,400

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Oct 6 - 100
YTD - 71,500

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Oct 7 - 100
YTD - 71,600

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Oct 8 - 400
YTD - 72,000

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Oct 9 - 750
YTD - 72,750

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Oct 10 - 750
YTD - 73,500