Pushups 100+ Lite app for iPhone and iPad
4.6 (
6176 ratings )
Sports
Health & Fitness
Developer: michael heinz
Free
Current version: 1.4, last update: 7 years agoFirst release : 26 Jan 2012
App size: 13.11 Mb
Increase the number of your daily pushups with this incredible training program. After this unique plan 100 or more pushups should not be a problem for you.
Features:
- automatic training program for 6 weeks (in Lite 3 weeks)
- pause timer
- reminder for next session
- data export into .csv or .pdf file
- weekly automatic plan difficulty adjustment (by test queries) beginning from the halfway point of the training plan
- representation of your training results with a graph
- each entry can be stored and deleted separately
- selection of individual training sessions
Latest reviews of Pushups 100+ Lite app for iPhone and iPad
Hard to understand
Cant figure out how to use this. I dont like the text fields you manually edit for the push-up count.
Cant figure out how to use this. I dont like the text fields you manually edit for the push-up count.
Good app
I like this app. It is simple to use and works well. A very challenging program. It is handy and even times your rest between sets. I still have to do 100 pushups though. In time I will.
I like this app. It is simple to use and works well. A very challenging program. It is handy and even times your rest between sets. I still have to do 100 pushups though. In time I will.
Good app
Very cool app! I encourage you to use it.
Very cool app! I encourage you to use it.
Nice
Stick to it, good workout!
Stick to it, good workout!
Ripped
Great program! Make sure and rest one day in between. I used the squat, situp, and pull up workout also. Took me about 45 min to 1 hr to complete all four workouts. Week 4 is tough, you will hit the wall; however push through as day 2 week 5 lowers reps but adds sets up to 8. Several people stop or get stuck on week 4 keep pushing. I saw a noticeable difference in strength and appearance in 3 weeks.
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Great program! Make sure and rest one day in between. I used the squat, situp, and pull up workout also. Took me about 45 min to 1 hr to complete all four workouts. Week 4 is tough, you will hit the wall; however push through as day 2 week 5 lowers reps but adds sets up to 8. Several people stop or get stuck on week 4 keep pushing. I saw a noticeable difference in strength and appearance in 3 weeks.