In those old school days, we’d always compare among friends the number of push-ups that we could do. Perhaps, there were a few times that you almost broke the world record, but you didn’t have any gadget to help you record down your achievement. Anyway, the Japanese has got a smart gadget here, the Push-Up counter, which is specially made to help you count how many push-ups you can do.
If you still carry the same practice till today, showing off to your friends how good you are in push-up exercise, then you can make use of this gadget to take down the counts and show it to them as the proof.
The Push-Up counter doesn’t let you cheat while doing the push-up exercise. You’ll need to position your body down until your chin touches its big red button, and its LCD display will then show its count incremented by one. But, too bad the device has a limitation that can count up to 999 consecutive push-ups, which is definitely fails to keep track of your push-ups, if you’ve always been the record breaker, who could reach beyond 1,000 times.
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