Allena

How many push-ups in 30 seconds is a good score?

Allena places every new player with a 30-second camera-judged push-up test — the result is your Career Level. The 30-second test places you from Level 1 to Level 7, the start of a ladder that runs to 15. These are the actual placement bands the app uses; reps only count at full depth.

The placement bands

Verified reps in 30 secondsCareer Level
1–2 repsLevel 1
3–7 repsLevel 2
8–14 repsLevel 3
15–21 repsLevel 4
22–29 repsLevel 5
30–39 repsLevel 6
40+ repsLevel 7

How to read your score

Under 8: Levels 1-2. Only full-depth reps count here — chest to a fist off the floor, or it doesn't score. The honest count, not the gym-class count.

15-29: Levels 4-5. Full-depth reps held at pace — a strong entry placement.

30+: Level 6 and up. 40 verified reps in 30 seconds is Level 7, the highest the entry test awards. Past that you climb by playing — games, daily challenges, and personal bests all add Career XP, up to Level 15.

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Reps are judged by camera — full depth or it doesn't count. 30 seconds, then your Level.

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FAQ

How many push-ups in 30 seconds is average?

Allena doesn't publish a population average — it places you against fixed bands. 8-21 full-depth push-ups in 30 seconds covers the Level 3 to Level 4 range. Fifteen clean reps is a respectable first placement.

What counts as one push-up?

Chest lowered until it's about a fist's height off the floor, body in one line, then pressed back to locked arms. Allena's camera counts reps at full depth only — half reps don't score.

Is 40 push-ups in 30 seconds good?

Yes. Forty verified reps in 30 seconds hits the entry test's placement cap — Level 7, the highest the 30-second test can award. Climbing higher happens by playing: games, daily challenges, and personal bests add Career XP all the way to Level 15.

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