75 Hard Program
Self-Discipline · hard · 3-4 hours/day for 75 consecutive days
What is 75 Hard Program?
A 75-day mental toughness program created by Andy Frisella requiring five daily non-negotiable tasks: two 45-minute workouts (one outdoors), a strict diet with zero alcohol or cheat meals, drinking a gallon of water, reading 10 pages of nonfiction, and taking a daily progress photo. Missing any single task on any day means restarting from Day 1. The all-or-nothing design builds discipline through relentless consistency.
Is there evidence for it?
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How do you do 75 Hard Program?
- 1.Choose a structured diet plan that eliminates cheat meals and all alcohol for 75 days
- 2.Schedule two 45-minute workouts daily — one must be outdoors regardless of weather
- 3.Carry a gallon water jug and finish it by end of day
- 4.Read 10 pages of a nonfiction or personal development book each day (audiobooks do not count)
- 5.Take a daily progress photo and log completion of all five tasks — if you miss any task, restart from Day 1
How long does it take?
3-4 hours/day for 75 consecutive days.
Is it hard to start?
hard.
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Source: Andy Frisella, 75 HARD: A Tactical Guide to Winning the War with Yourself (2020)
discipline · willpower · fitness · mental-toughness · habits · grit · consistency
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