Pushups 100+ Hack 1.5 + Redeem Codes
Developer: michael heinz
Category: Health & Fitness
Price: $0.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.5
ID: de.heinz.Pushups
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Description
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
- 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
Features:
- automatic training program for 6 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
Version history
1.5
2014-10-08
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
fix crash under Settings ( in iOS 8)
fix crash under Settings ( in iOS 8)
1.4
2012-10-29
- add sound for end pause
- fix facebook, twitter bug
- add iPhone 5 display
- iOs 6 compatibility
- fix facebook, twitter bug
- add iPhone 5 display
- iOs 6 compatibility
1.3
2012-03-28
-fix bug (adapt to real number of pushups )
- intern changes for retina display iPad
- intern changes for retina display iPad
1.2
2012-01-27
- russian language added
- universal app for iphone+ipad
- universal app for iphone+ipad
1.1
2011-08-03
-icon without gloss effect
-more info
-intern changes
-more info
-intern changes
1.0
2011-07-15
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Ratings
3.3 out of 5
3 Ratings
Reviews
atgomez,
Exercises don't match the website
The app is OK (interface could use some work, but it's a good start), but the data doesn't match what is suggested on the website.
For example, Tier 2, week 1 day 1 on the site says 6, 6, 4, 4, 5+. The app says 7, 7, 5, 5, 6+, an additional pushup per round.
I guess the app is just pushing harder to get to fitness? All the same, I'd like it to be consistent.
For example, Tier 2, week 1 day 1 on the site says 6, 6, 4, 4, 5+. The app says 7, 7, 5, 5, 6+, an additional pushup per round.
I guess the app is just pushing harder to get to fitness? All the same, I'd like it to be consistent.
Fmj1987,
DO NOT DOWNLOAD
Can't believe I payed for this crap. Any button I hit on the app immediately shut it down. Crashed every time and I couldn't use it. And after sending email complaining, the company would not give me my money back. WASTE OF MONEY.
Rifetheferret,
Useful, but only just.
This app is a bit confusing. It left me wondering: what do you mean? Consecutive push-ups? Does a break down on my elbows or into downward dog count? Because this was not clarified, on the tests I could either do 67 or 34, depending on how I counted. How low do you have to dip for it to count?
I followed the regimen faithfully for 5 weeks, then broke my hand (unrelatedly) so I had to stop for two months. Went back at it for the full 6 weeks and still, by the time it said I was done and it should be easy to do 100, it was far from easy. They escalate too fast for me to keep up, and I am in pretty good shape. Maybe because I am female, but it seems a constant battle of 'am I doing this right?' And compromising form to keep up with the quickly increasing numbers.
I'd suggest they make a version for folks with less testosterone that is over a longer period of time and builds more gradually, that focuses on good form. The only upside to this app is the tracking and graphs of your progress.
I followed the regimen faithfully for 5 weeks, then broke my hand (unrelatedly) so I had to stop for two months. Went back at it for the full 6 weeks and still, by the time it said I was done and it should be easy to do 100, it was far from easy. They escalate too fast for me to keep up, and I am in pretty good shape. Maybe because I am female, but it seems a constant battle of 'am I doing this right?' And compromising form to keep up with the quickly increasing numbers.
I'd suggest they make a version for folks with less testosterone that is over a longer period of time and builds more gradually, that focuses on good form. The only upside to this app is the tracking and graphs of your progress.
dryruss,
Good, but not great
I like this app. It is a nice little way to keep track of pushups, but it needs better built-in instructions. It also needs a full reset button to allow one to start completely over.
Squirrelsquirrel,
The timer needs to be audible
The app is simple, good. I'd rate it 5 if it had an audible timer, as in "ding".
Just a "ding", not a "tick-tick" sound, just a loud "ding" at the end.
The timer between reps is useful, but the timer should be audible
-- I you get easily distracted, as do I, and forget to look at the screen and miss the visual timer.
Just a "ding", not a "tick-tick" sound, just a loud "ding" at the end.
The timer between reps is useful, but the timer should be audible
-- I you get easily distracted, as do I, and forget to look at the screen and miss the visual timer.
Thirsty girl,
Good app
Got me from 2 push-ups to 23 in 6 weeks. Wish there were a way to gradual increase if my goal is only 25, not 100.
NicetoHear,
Junk
What starts as a nice idea rapidly becomes an annoyance to use. The biggest issue is that it only tabulates push-ups. It makes no adjustment for individual progress. 5 minutes writing a spreadsheet would have been better.
davemail3,
awesome, simple plan, built in timer is perfect.
perfect app
LucasRSMF,
Love it!
Simply love it
