Beating David Goggins Previous World Pull-up Record 

I’m convinced he could do an infinite amount haha

How do we know you aint using PEDs

I think, he just set a standard he recognizes, other man choose to compete and prove themselves against. Its the contrast in humanity, a law of natural extremes, not in personal form but in type of people. Example: people wanting to live in luxury, or who want to explore, just have a laidback life, and you have people that feel more obligated to chase own limits, standards as much as mental growth.

Just take a look at me, man… I’m skinny as hell. If I was taking PED’s then I’d hope to be more jacked

@@truetthanes please don't take PEDS unless your super rich and from a medical professional

And what's unimpressive is Goggins form when doing them. A lot of them shouldn't have counted to be honest. Edit: Still impressive for a guy his age though.

Yup 👍🏿

@@myhatmygandhi6217 Goggins was monitored by Guiness the entire time. He was playing by their rulebook for them to count.

@@myhatmygandhi6217 he also didn’t have someone massaging him or have gloves that pretty much gripped the bar for him. Obviously insanely impressive but still more impressed by goggins

@@myhatmygandhi6217 His push up form is poor too, why is someone that is supposed to a be an elite athlete popping his elbows

Hope Germany is treating you well 🙏🏼

It’s okay just keep working hard you will get it

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And ever will do 🤣

More than I'll do in my next 14 lives too

time to get started then, take him as an inspiration or sum

He did regular pull ups while goggins did wide grip. Extremely different movements

Plant a seed? Ayo pause

@@SquidSquab I felt the seed coming inside of me.

His dad is Cameron Hanes, come on. He had it in him since birth :)

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@@adam422 Built not born.

Real overhand pull ups? wtf else did you expect for the 24hr overhand pull up world record….

@@udontknowdave2155 guess you’ve never heard of a kipping pull-up. Settle down big guy.

Appreciate it 🙏🏼 had to make sure I had good form or else it wouldn’t count

Was going to say the same. You look at Goggins' pullups from those clips and the chin is clearly not over the bar which makes Truett's achievement a lot more impressive

@@udontknowdave2155 I think the comment was in response to joe rogan calling them chin-ups when they were in fact pull-ups.

He also the record for the most muscle ups in 24 hours! Guy is a savage. A lot of people don’t understand that I only beat Goggins previous world record, not Tuckers. He deserves all the praise

@@truetthanes People may be confused cuz of the title, since it's not clear that the Goggins world record is a former not current.

@@iagocastelobranco3851 The title comes across as deliberately misleading.

@@boringuserhandle Yea I just didn't wanna said it out loud.

Because he did more than 100 pull-ups, I forgive him.

Gotta pull extra high in case there’s any doubt if a rep was done or not haha

@@truetthanes love it lol

What are you talking about? Chin isn't even over the bar for most reps.

You and i must've seen different videos

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wtf that's like normal moving around if you're not spending your full day at the desk... and he wasn't...

@@BavarianFootballer he walked 6 miles within the circumference of 8 feet you mouthbreathing retard

@@J0lker I'm a restaurant cook, on my feet 8hrs a day most days, and I get 8-10k steps at best. It's not hard to see how that's impressive, especially since he was mostly isolated to one small area.

Dude 6 miles is nothing tbh our younger gen Is doomed

@@BeBetter___again, it was the six miles while doing another physically intensive exercise. You try walking 6 miles while also doing thousands of pull-ups. The energy expenditure and mental fortitude is nuts. 6 miles alone is nothing, 6 miles on top of 4000 pull-ups is insane.

And a lot of it truly has to do with mental strength. Your body will hardly ever fail before your mind does!

@@truetthanes So true dude, I've recently noticed when i've been stopping sets it's because my mind was getting tired and not my body.

Old man strength is a thing

Welllll, not necessarily, it just so happens that adults get more and more docile with age, generally due to desk-type jobs. So its a kind of situation where correlation doesn't exactly validate causation. Of course, this is only up to a reasonable point of course (This no longer applies after like maybe 50 - 60 years) But, ideally, a lifelong athlete should have his strength in his 30's and 40's be reasonably at par with his 20's and 30's Goggins is still a rare breed though, considering he was never a lifelong trainer; Just woke up one morning and shredded 300pounds in 3 months! Legendary

Muscle doesn’t deteriorate at 37 lol wtf. 37 isn’t even old. Your muscle and tendon strength actually goes up in your 30s

​@@zipper978👍also endurance can get better and better over time. Its like a skill you master after years and years of practice

You lose muscle and strength from lack of training. You can maintain it by working out regularly.

Have an awesome new year, sir 🙏🏼

@@truetthanes You too Truett 💪

All love guys

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And that’s coming from someone who just said y’all

Bro unbox it and PUT IT UP. Monday is a great day to get started LETS GO

I'd suspect it's still in the box and you've not done a single pull up?

i bet you did 2 pullups and forgot about it.

Bro you better be doing them Fuckin pull-ups

Aye bro that’s something , we all start somewhere.

That's more than something, that's very good.

compared to me you are doing double. Impressive to me. Stay hard!

Nice job I've been doing 5 sets of 10 with around the same amount of break in between I used to be able to do 20 when I climbed trees more often trying to get back up to that and this inspired me to🙌

Thank you all for encouraging me.

Appreciate you, man!

@@truetthanes be honest.. how sore was your arms two days later? Lol

Shoulders too

Thats still better than 99% of the population, you should be proud!

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Allot more than decent

I think it speaks for itself

I understand. Wish granted.

A cool down run helps rid of the lactic acid that builds up in your muscles. It’s part of the recovery

Do some stretches after and it really cuts down on injuries during the next workout.

Have you done a chin-up yet?

It was a day I won’t soon forget, that’s for sure 🙏🏼

Yes because the average for most people is 495. Most people can't do one!

Most people couldn’t even do 5

😂 500, no mate most people couldn’t do one.

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Hope you succeed 💪

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Appreciate it 🙏🏼 keep going!

How’s the Journey going 4 months later?

I'm 5 months in and I fear I've plateau'd a bit. Got no problem being motivated to hit the gym - consistently doing 5 - 6 days a week. But I struggle to keep up the food intake to actually progress at a good pace. Working out isn't a chore - it's fun. But eating enough to really make the training worthwhole; that I find to be a chore. Very tedious. My natural inclination is to be skinny and eat the bare minimum. Shoving all these calories down my gullet is annoying haha

Appreciate it, gangsta

Appreciate it, man!

“Gotta have a dark side” what a fucking goofball

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Haha thanks man

He trained for years

Good point

The grips are not just for hand protection, they are a mechanical aid. I hang for time for shoulder health and can go about twice as long when using supports. Many will use grips to increase their pullup numbers, like some use resistance bands. People using straps have higher deadlift records, they are 2 different records.

Fun to make! Appreciate it

@@truetthanes no problem man ur a big inspiration!

@@spk_xtreme7974 I thought the same when I first seen it too, look at now