Chris Evans and John Krasinski Took On the 22 Pushup Challenge

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For Chris Evans, who famously got ripped to play Captain America, doing 22 pushups is no problem. But on Monday, his set was about more than working out.

Evans took part in the 22 Pushup Challenge, an initiative meant to raise awareness and money for veterans’ mental health and PTSD programs. To bring the swoon quotient up a notch, the Massachusetts native did his push-ups with his dog standing by. Oh, and he was challenged by John Krasinski. Because of course he was.

Thank you to all the men and women who serve this country #22PushupChallenge @Renner4Real @AnthonyMackie pic.twitter.com/BbA5j67uaM

— Chris Evans (@ChrisEvans) August 15, 2016

If you didn’t get your fill of Boston celebrities doing push-ups as a dog looks on, here’s Krasinski’s video for good measure. Bonus points for the Red Sox hat.

#22PushupChallenge @ChrisEvans @Miles_Teller @rise_movement @prattprattpratt #Veterans #NeverStopSayingThankYou pic.twitter.com/81JS7Z6joS

— John Krasinski (@johnkrasinski) August 15, 2016

Want to get involved in the challenge yourself? You can find all the details here. And remember, skeptics, viral challenges aren’t always just a gimmick—just last month, news broke that money raised by the Ice Bucket Challenge helped fund an ALS research breakthrough.