Pull ups and press ups: how many can you do?
Discussion
Pete102 said:
This mornings efforts (all palm in variation):
6 x unweighted
5 x +5kg
3, failed on 4 +10kg
Definitely seeing progress considering a single set of 5 unweighted was a struggle a couple of weeks ago.
The weight will go up very quickly, it's easier to add weight then it is to add reps in my experience. My weighted pullup work out (last week at least) is as follows:6 x unweighted
5 x +5kg
3, failed on 4 +10kg
Definitely seeing progress considering a single set of 5 unweighted was a struggle a couple of weeks ago.
5 x body weight
5 x 12.5kg
5 x 15.5kg
5 x 22.5kg
5 x 27.5kg
10 x body weight
10 x body weight
Every week (3 workouts worth) I stick another 1.25kg plate on. My aim is to be able to do 5 x 100lbs (45kg). I can just about do one at that weight but it's the world's stest pullup. I'd like to do 5 x 100lb as though it's nothing.......
Out of interest, those who are achieving high reps / additional weight - what are your deadlift numbers? and also what accessory work would you recommend (assuming lat pull downs - anything else?)
As a heavier guy (95kg) I like to think my DL is reasonable (although it will pale into insignificance compared to others) it's just making that performance translate into pull ups etc.
For starters my max DL is 227.5kg. Recently I've lost 15kg in bodyweight which has knocked that number down to 215kg but obviously helped with the pullups!
As a heavier guy (95kg) I like to think my DL is reasonable (although it will pale into insignificance compared to others) it's just making that performance translate into pull ups etc.
For starters my max DL is 227.5kg. Recently I've lost 15kg in bodyweight which has knocked that number down to 215kg but obviously helped with the pullups!
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