This blog records various activities that my wife and I enjoy within one day's drive of our cabin on Lake Norfork in the Arkansas Ozarks. Of course, many of these activities take place right on the lake outside our window, so the earliest entry begins with a little factual information (culled from various web sites) about the lake and its history.
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Pushing On
A picture says 1,000 words. Here are three pictures about my progress in the "100 Push-ups" challenge.
The top graph shows the total for my five sets of push-ups on the y-axis and the date on the x-axis. The graph shows my progress from early December through early August. The slope for the total is clearly increasing over time, but the slope for the all-important first set up push-ups almost looks flat.
I've broken the first set out in the third graph. It, too, shows a gradual slope upward, though it is less clear that progress is continuing--and can continue--to be made. I hit 50 first-set push-ups in early December. By early January I was at 60. I didn't hit 70 until mid-March and 80 in mid-June. Since then progress has been slow. . . . I think I can get to 90 on a good day, but 100? I just don't know.
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