Just 6 Weeks

Just 6 Weeks

100 Push Ups in 6 Weeks

9.3K ratings
674 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 16, 2012
  • July 16, 2026

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Achieve fitness goals like 100 push-ups or 200 sit-ups in just six weeks with short, effective workouts. This app offers multiple training programs, customizable features, and progress tracking to help you build muscle and get in shape efficiently.

Multiple training programs (push-ups, sit-ups, plank, dips, squats, pull-ups)
Customizable workout functionality
Workout schedule with reminders
Automatic rest timer
Adjustable workout intensity
Detailed exercise statistics
Simple, distraction-free interface
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What's New in Just 6 Weeks

4.3.0

July 16, 2026

• Just 6 Weeks on Apple Watch — train from your wrist, everything syncs with your iPhone • Minor improvements and fixes

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User reviews

Gains start to become unrealistic around week 4

Starting around Week 4, the app will start expecting you to be able to do an extra 10 or more pushups with every workout. This feels unreasonable. I expect this is because the “100 continuous pushups in 6 weeks” is an unrealistic goal to begin with. Still, the set counter and rest timer work well and you will see gains. Just expect to fail certain workouts and retry them after a few days of rest.
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Combo workout

You should make combo workouts where you’re doing other unrelated exercises while resting. For example instead of telling me to rest for 2 minutes after push ups it should tell me to do 25 squats or 40 crunches. You could fit 3 times the workout in the same amount of time

Best

I love this app

Awesome app!

I’ve been using this app for years. I’ve maxed out every exercise, but continue using it daily. It works well to maintain a body that looks good

Love this app

Simple and effective. I’ve used this app for as long as I can remember. My chest is metal

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Workout data not saving properly

Bug

Notifications not working as expected

Bug

Music playback issues

Bug

Ads covering app controls

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Apple Health integration

Feature

Apple Watch support

Feature

Customizable workout plans

Feature

Ability to repeat days

Feature

More exercise options

Feature

FAQ

What can I achieve with the Just 6 Weeks app?

The app is designed to help you achieve significant fitness milestones in just six weeks. This includes goals like performing 100 push-ups, 200 sit-ups, holding a 10-minute plank, or completing 20 pull-ups. It also aims to help you shape a better muscle profile.

How much time do I need to dedicate to workouts?

You only need to dedicate about 10 minutes, three times a week, to your workouts. The app focuses on efficient training sessions that fit into a busy schedule without requiring hours of exercise.

What are the different training programs available?

The app offers seven independent programs that can be combined as needed. These include training for 100 push-ups, 200 sit-ups, a 10-minute plank, 150 bench dips, 100 dips, 200 squats, and 20 pull-ups.

How does the app adjust workout intensity?

The app provides regular adjustments to workout intensity based on your progress and performance. It also includes level selection based on the results of a physical fitness test to ensure the program is tailored to your current fitness level.

Is the app compatible with my device?

While specific compatibility details are not provided, the app is designed for smartphones. It features a simple interface with convenient functionality, suggesting it's built for common mobile operating systems.