I'm doing 17 things
I successfully completed the 100 push up challenge in January 2009, so it’s been awhile and I haven’t been doing that many push-ups since, so I’m back in the ring… I start week 2 today.
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1. get in shape
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2. be a better father
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3. do standup comedy
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4. complete a triathalon
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5. Do the Couch to 5k running plan
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6. do 200 consecutive situps
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7. Learn AJAX
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8. Walk on my hands
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9. do one hundred one arm push ups
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10. Master the Stair Master
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11. Stop eating cereal
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12. Drink more water
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13. do one hundred consecutive pull-ups
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14. Bench press my body weight
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15. Get a six pack
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16. Lower my blood sugar
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17. Start my own business
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How I did it
It made me
Invincible 
How I did it: I started taking the hundred push-up challenge (hundredpushups.com) about four weeks ago. I'm now doing a little over 100 push-ups every other night. Tonight I decided to try if I could do a one handed push-up and low and behold I could. They are still very difficult, but now I should be able to work on increasing the sets. Read how I did it…
It made me
Invincible
How I did it: I followed the program at hundredpushups.com fairly closely. When I hit road blocks I would repeat the day or week that was stopping me. I forced myself to just continually work at the program until finally I achieved my goal. Read how I did it…
It made me
Sweet!
How I did it: I started taking the hundred push-up challenge (hundredpushups.com) about four weeks ago. I'm now doing a little over 100 push-ups every other night. Tonight I decided to try if I could do a one handed push-up and low and behold I could. They are still very difficult, but now I should be able to work on increasing the sets. Read how I did it…
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I used to be an absolute maniac about working out. I was going to the gym 5 or 6 days a week, often twice a day. Then gradually over the last year and 1/2 I tapered off until I just quit going altogether.
I’m still thin, but I’ve lost a ton of strength and muscle tone in the last year since I quit working out. Not sure how it happened, but I completely lost my motivation.
I finally went back to the gym Tuesday of this week, and I’ve worked out 5 days straight now counting day. I’ve been alternating days as cardio/lifting days.
Finished week one of the 100 pushups, 200 situps, and 200 squats program.
No problem with pushups or squats. I hit my numbers on the situps, but they kill my back every time.
