Challenge Overview: The 100 Push-Up Challenge is designed to help you build strength and endurance in your chest, shoulders, and triceps muscles. The challenge involves performing 100 push-ups in a single day, either all at once or broken up into sets throughout the day.
Day 1: Perform 50 push-ups
Day 2: Perform 60 push-ups
Day 3: Perform 70 push-ups
Day 4: Perform 80 push-ups
Day 5: Rest
Day 6: Perform 90 push-ups
Day 7: Perform 100 push-ups
Day 8: Perform 110 push-ups
Day 9: Perform 120 push-ups
Day 10: Rest
Day 11: Perform 130 push-ups
Day 12: Perform 140 push-ups
Day 13: Perform 150 push-ups
Day 14: Perform 160 push-ups
Day 15: Rest
Day 16: Perform 170 push-ups
Day 17: Perform 180 push-ups
Day 18: Perform 190 push-ups
Day 19: Perform 200 push-ups
Day 20: Rest
Day 21: Perform 210 push-ups
Day 22: Perform 220 push-ups
Day 23: Perform 230 push-ups
Day 24: Perform 240 push-ups
Day 25: Rest
Day 26: Perform 250 push-ups
Day 27: Perform 260 push-ups
Day 28: Perform 270 push-ups
Day 29: Perform 280 push-ups
Day 30: Perform 290 push-up
Tips and Tricks
Break up the push-ups into smaller sets if needed, and take short rest periods between sets. For example, you could do 10 sets of 10 push-ups, or 5 sets of 20 push-ups.
Incorporate variations of push-ups, such as diamond push-ups, decline push-ups, or plyometric push-ups, to target different muscle groups and add variety to your routine.
Focus on maintaining proper form during the entire push-up. Keep your body in a straight line, engage your core muscles, and avoid letting your hips sag or pike up.
Incorporate other chest, shoulder, and triceps exercises into your routine, such as bench press, shoulder press, or triceps dips, to complement your push-up training.
Fuel your body with proper nutrition and hydration to support muscle growth and recovery.