After Ice Bucket, a new internet challenge of 22 Push-up is now taking the internet by storm. It aims to spread awareness about 22 US army veterans’ who suffer from mental health anomalies and die by suicide every day. The fitness challenge encourages one to do 22 pushups for 22 days, then nominating three friends to follow the same.
22Kill, an American organization, is looking down this project with a target of 22 million pushups to raise awareness about the veterans. Several celebrities and military organizations have been supporting the cause on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Fast and Furious actors Dwyane’The Rock’Johnson and Scott Eastwood, Captain America star Chris Evans and actor Chris Pratt have supported the challenge, with their posts going viral on social media.
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“Every pushup counts so don’t be shy to show your support for our veterans. You can do as many or few pushups as you can or choose. Whether it’s 1 or 100 in a row, we will accept them however they come. They can be assisted (on your knees), incline (on a desk/wall), or if you physically are unable to do any, we’ll even take air pushups. They all count towards the goal as long as you follow the instructions below.” solicits 22KILL.
Want to participate in the challenge ? Check out these simple steps to contribute your support.
Step 1: Record of video of yourself, mentioning your name or any organization you want to represent. Then tell why do you want to do it and for whom.
Step 2: Upload your video to your social media accounts – Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Step 3: Then use this hashtag format #(insert a number of pushups you want to do) #22KILL and tag it in your posts.
Step 4: Mmmm…. of course post it!
And make sure your post must be public. It would be easy for the organization to pick your entry.
