Okay. I just watched your video. I'm impressed. Your first minute you did 80 crunches. That's pretty awesome. Your second minute you actually did more. I counted 89, and you held that pace, averaging 85-90 per minute, for another 7 minutes. Assuming you can hold that pace, you'd need. . .
10,000/87 = 115 minutes.
About 2 hours at that pace to do 10,000. I'm not going to sit here and count them all; I'd suggest you do them with an audience and have the audience count them off. That way, too, we'll know that you're not just showing the same segment over and over. Not that I don't trust you, but you know. The Internet.
I'm impressed by this video, actually.
10,000/87 = 115 minutes.
About 2 hours at that pace to do 10,000. I'm not going to sit here and count them all; I'd suggest you do them with an audience and have the audience count them off. That way, too, we'll know that you're not just showing the same segment over and over. Not that I don't trust you, but you know. The Internet.
I'm impressed by this video, actually.
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