How Many Pullups can you do?
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waiting for chris davey to chime in and make us all look bad.
28, male. 87.5kg
15 under hand(chinups), 13 overhand shulder width(chest to bar)
9 wide grip, though i've never really tried any of these when totally fresh.
All from a dead hang, no kipping rubbish.0 -
F / 36 / 160 / No clue (they're called chin ups) / 2
First, please forgive all of this because I am a smart butt by nature....
Allow me to be funny...Thou hadst added the correct term...thank you, they ARE called chin ups. Are those African or European chin ups? Explosion in 3...2...1
Now on a serious note, let's advise the Commandant that there is an issue with his order below...
MARINE CORPS ORDER 6100.13
From: Commandant of the Marine Corps
section 5.A.8 on "pull ups"
(8) The bar must be grasped with both palms facing either forward or
to the rear.0 -
Male
weight:155
Chinups: 10
Pullups: 15
A theory that was pounded into my head a long time ago are chin ups are useless when was the last time you gripped a wall/bar or anything else underhand to get your heavy but over it. I took this to heart and haven't done chins ever since.0 -
0 :laugh:0
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12 per set courtesy of assisted pull-up machine :laugh:0
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Male
weight:155
Chinups: 10
Pullups: 15
A theory that was pounded into my head a long time ago are chin ups are useless when was the last time you gripped a wall/bar or anything else underhand to get your heavy but over it. I took this to heart and haven't done chins ever since.
tell that to my biceps
may as well not go to the gym if you want true "function"0 -
Male
24
215 lbs
23 chin-ups
18 pull-ups0 -
Male
weight:155
Chinups: 10
Pullups: 15
A theory that was pounded into my head a long time ago are chin ups are useless when was the last time you gripped a wall/bar or anything else underhand to get your heavy but over it. I took this to heart and haven't done chins ever since.
tell that to my biceps
may as well not go to the gym if you want true "function"
touche good sir touche.0 -
M/38/147
Been a while since doing bodyweight only, but last count was 25 CU/20 PU.
I'm doing em with weight now in pursuit of a true one-handed CU. The theory is that once you get to lifting about 70% of your bw, you should be close. I'm pulling up between 70-80 lbs now (about 54%), so getting kinda close.0 -
8 wide grip chin ups ( unassisted )
My goal is 12.. Slowwly have been working toward 12 for about 6 months ...0 -
Sex/ Age /Wieght / Number of Underhand pullups U can do/ number of overhand pullups U can do
Female / 26 / 134lbs / I can do 3 of each kind.0 -
Male 201lbs can do 5 chins and like 1.75 pull ups lol0
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Palms facing you is considered a chin up. Palm facing away is a pull up. So was is it considered when you have side grips with the palms facing your ears?
That is the grip I use at my gym. I can do 10 of those unassisted.0 -
About 25 wide grips, 35 standard grip
31 / male / 190 lbs0 -
Male / 31 / 215 / I can do 8 either grip0
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Male/29/200/6/??0
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Female / 43 / 145 / 6 unassisted chin ups, 4 unassisted pull ups
So far.....0 -
male, 20, 178 , maximum I've ever done 210
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Male, 24, 188, full extension no stupid cross fit swing I can around 12 either way0
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Hehehe!0
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1/4. No, I mean .25. A quarter of a pullup. :P0
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Started working on negatives a month ago and then just totally went for the real thing, so am dead chuffed that as of this morning the following are my stats:
F/37/126/4/10 -
When I started this thing a little over year ago, on one of my first outdoor walks, I encountered a "fitness station" along the trail. No one was looking so, I went over and tried for a chin-up (palms facing). I got about half-way up and that was all she wrote. That was 5-10" and 206 lbs and like 32% body fat.
I made a vow at that point to never be defeated by them again, so I started working them into every work out. Eventually, I got one, then a little later two and so on. I have since come to really love chin-ups. Squats for the upper body.
I am now 5-10" and 150 lbs. 8.2% body fat.
Today at the gym my chin up set was 50. The first 40 were good form, but I was sweating the last 10 hahahahah These are slow, full extension. Recently, I have been playing with inverting them. While hanging from the bar, I bring my knees up to my chest, invert, then thread my feet and legs up between me and the bar and do my chin ups with my legs pointing up. I can only do about 10 of them that way, but they really make the lats and sides of the abdomen burn.
I don't have the build/genes to get very bulky, but I have bulked up a little and I seem to be getting strong and flexible at a good rate, so I will take it.0 -
When I started this thing a little over year ago, on one of my first outdoor walks, I encountered a "fitness station" along the trail. No one was looking so, I went over and tried for a chin-up (palms facing). I got about half-way up and that was all she wrote. That was 5-10" and 206 lbs and like 32% body fat.
I made a vow at that point to never be defeated by them again, so I started working them into every work out. Eventually, I got one, then a little later two and so on. I have since come to really love chin-ups. Squats for the upper body.
I am now 5-10" and 150 lbs. 8.2% body fat.
Today at the gym my chin up set was 50. The first 40 were good form, but I was sweating the last 10 hahahahah These are slow, full extension. Recently, I have been playing with inverting them. While hanging from the bar, I bring my knees up to my chest, invert, then thread my feet and legs up between me and the bar and do my chin ups with my legs pointing up. I can only do about 10 of them that way, but they really make the lats and sides of the abdomen burn.
I don't have the build/genes to get very bulky, but I have bulked up a little and I seem to be getting strong and flexible at a good rate, so I will take it.
very impressive0 -
very impressive
Thanks! It's about the only skill I get to have at the gym, EVERYONE out lifts me, so I was glad to see a thread where I could chime in too
Back to lurking for me.0 -
Palms facing you is considered a chin up. Palm facing away is a pull up. So was is it considered when you have side grips with the palms facing your ears?
That is the grip I use at my gym. I can do 10 of those unassisted.
Anyone know whether I should consider these chin ups or pull ups? Or is there another name for them?
In any case, I couldn't do a single one when I first started.0 -
I can do 10 unassisted pull-ups0
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Real pullups or kipping pullups?
That hurts my spine just watching it.
I can do 0 and never could do more than one or 2, no matter how skinny and in shape I was. Best I could ever do with no assist is hang from the bar for a bit.0 -
26... I know this because I won a prize for doing it lol0
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M/ 39/ 146/ 12/ 50
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