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Push-up Trainer

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Free and without an account — if you like, you can support the project voluntarily.

Not a twelve-week programme but a sequence of goals you pick yourself. A maximum test sets the starting figure, from which the app builds the training plan — four weeks of build-up, load and recovery, then the next test.

After every session the app asks how the training went. The answer determines the next one: easier, the same, or a touch more. Nine grades lead from simple variants to maximum repetitions. Anyone who cannot yet manage a full push-up gets a bridge of their own to get there.

You choose the goal yourself: as many as possible in one go, as many as possible within a set time, with added weight, in harder variants such as diamond or one-armed — or spread across the day, far away from muscle failure. There are 25 challenges to choose from, one of them active at a time. Several at once would get in each other's way, because you would then recover from none of them.

Alongside the plan you can build your own sessions: pyramids, ladders, time windows, free rests.

Before you begin

With push-ups the damage rarely happens in a single moment. It grows slowly over months — in the shoulder, the elbow and the wrist. That is exactly where most push-up programmes come apart. The app's protective rules therefore sit at that point and cannot be switched off.

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What you get

Technical

Runs entirely in the browser. Your progress stays stored on your device and is transmitted nowhere — no account, no sign-up, no advertising, no tracking. Precisely for that reason it can be saved to a file and restored on another device — the app reminds you when the last backup is more than 90 days old. Via the share menu the app can be added to your home screen; after that it works without an internet connection too.

Support

This app is free and stays free. If it has been of use to you, a voluntary contribution helps to build the next one.

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