Put your phone on the floor, do a set, and your reps go into one pool with everyone else’s.
That pool is on the left. I’m on the right.
Everyone else–today– all time · 0 sets
Griffin–today– all time
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Add a set
Your phone is the judge.Lean it against something on the floor, facing you,
about a forearm’s length in front of your head. It needs to see both shoulders and your arms.
Then start, get into a plank, and go.
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01 · FLOORPhone on the floor in front of you, leaning back, screen towards you. Head-on is easiest; side-on from further off works too.
02 · FULL REPSShoulders have to travel — down and all the way back — and your arms have to bend. Half reps and bobbing don’t count, for you or for me.
03 · STOPPress stop, or just get up: after twenty seconds of stillness the set files itself and joins the pool.
The counting happens on your phone. The camera’s video never leaves it — nothing is recorded, uploaded
or seen by anyone. What gets sent is a number: how many reps, and how long the set took. No name, no account, nothing
about you or your device. A count made on your own phone could be faked, and the pool is bounded accordingly; it is a
game, not an audit. My side is counted by the same code, on my own phone.