Proveitoncamera.Enter fitness challenges. Submit a 30-second video. Get scored by your peers. Top performer takes the prize. No algorithms. No followers. Just reps, proof, and results.
Post yours. See theirs. No spectators.
How the Arena works
Five steps.
Zero luck.
Pick a challenge
Most push-ups in 30 seconds. Fastest 20 burpees. Most keepie-uppies. New tournaments drop every week.
Add credits
$2 per challenge. Top up your wallet via Stripe — pick $10, $20, or $30. Credits stay until you spend them.
Record your take
30 or 60 seconds. One take. No edits. The camera is the referee. Record in your room, your garden, wherever.
Judge and get judged
Every contestant reviews 3 other entries. Clear rules. Peer scoring decides the winner. No influencer panel. No algorithm.
Top score takes the prize
Highest peer score wins the pot. Minimum $5 prize guaranteed, even with one entry. Skill in, rewards out.
Skill, not followers
Nobody cares how many followers you have. The person who does the most push-ups in 30 seconds wins. Period.
Video proof or it didn't happen
Every entry is a video. Every result is verifiable. No self-reported stats. No honour system.
Peer judged
Every contestant judges 3 others. The crowd decides. No panel of influencers picking their mates.
Real stakes
When your entry fee is on the line, you push harder than any streak badge could make you. Skin in the game changes everything.
Not ready to compete?
Daily Practice rooms are free communities where you post video attempts of daily challenges. Boxing drills, bodyweight circuits, cooking challenges — whatever the room is about. Post yours to see theirs. No spectators.
Post to unlock
You can't watch until you've posted your own attempt.
Track progress
Your videos stay. Watch yourself improve over weeks and months.
Compete when ready
Practice in rooms for free. Enter the Arena when you want real stakes.
This week in the Arena
Most Push-Ups in 30s
WR: 74 reps
Most Burpees in 60s
WR: 50 reps
Fastest 20 Burpees
WR: ~26s
Most Squats in 60s
WR: 104 reps
Most Keepie-Uppies 30s
Film it or it didn't happen
Most Pull-Ups in 60s
WR: 1,224 consecutive
Inside the app
Everybody here looks this bad. Including you.
No second takes. The mess is the point.
One take. No retakes. The mess is the record.
Show up daily. Claim your ground.
LaRRYTrain for free in Daily Practice. Enter the Arena when you want real stakes. Either way — prove it on camera.