Can Big Guys Do Pull-Ups? 🤔 

I just learned how kinda of hard process but very do able once you get out your head

Gotta have hops

Sammo hung was overweight and he still could easily make a backflip 😂😂😂

@@ksitoo not rlly just need rotation

​@@10ksubscribeschallange both require the same skill. Explosivness. Which is unobtainable for most big guys who never stretched

It gets harder but never to the point you're unable

Getting Fat = Progressive Overload

I'm not sure but I think it's harder when you're tall(and the guy in the video looks super short), and it's even harder when your weight comes from fatness

​​@@gs-nq6mw I don't think he is super short. Unless you deem 5'7-5'9 to be that.

@@formidableplays4750 kinda lol I’m 6ft 2in though

who wouldve known

Can't do one tho

@@tsivils1987 better get to it

@@tsivils1987 yes, but bands are best for mimicing a real pull-up ✌️

@Andrew Tates Bugatti its more true to running but that isnt a concept in most gym bros minds

He did kip though to get that effect lol. To be fair! Of course he can do pull-ups without kips.

where the kip @@jamesparker223

How do you calculate that? Like if I'm 140lbs and bench x

@Scythe I just got back into working out so not quite sure, my old max was 1x132.5lbs @140-145lbs but probably not close anymore

Yall boys need to eat!

​@@chewy3141 it's cause he's benching twice his weight

I'm one fifty and I can't even bench my weight.. This so super human stuff

fake story

and then everyone in the airplane stood up and clapped

@@johnnyringo2695 whatever helps you sleep at night. Believe it or not a lot of people are realizing their potential. If you choose not to be one of them thats on you. Mediocre and you get no respect from anybody

@@vatitopatitopotitopolitopo4918 and then you got back to fapping to he tai

So it's was actually good that they made fun of him, because if they didn't, he would've never started training

And probably can lol

​@@KudaFamily No.

@@TripleAMF yes

​@@KudaFamilyso?

Pull-ups need to lift like 80% of your whole Bodyweight. Skinny boy who never doing a Workout wouldn't be able to do a Pull up. Not even a Push-up. Unless if the skinny boy have taking a Workout for months or maybe years I'm skinny but can only do 5 reps of Pull-ups.

congrats my guy!

@@jradish thank you!

Hey 10 is pretty good, I weigh 170 and I can only do 6 with good form

@@bradleygutierrez3926 lmao brother that “good form” part is key my 10 be a little sloppy depending on how fresh I am

@@anthonygibson9875 I can do almost 10 ,I'm 5'9 and 225 lbs a lot of which isn't muscle, however whenever I do them I can never feel my lats working., Im strong enough to lift myself chin above the bar but I usually mostly feel it in my biceps.

Lately however I've been doing assisted pull ups and chin ups and it has helped Alittle but its still difficult .Maybe il buy a band.

@@bradleygutierrez3926 Although usually lighter guys can do more , I think if your weight is mostly muscle sometimes it helps.It isn't unheard of that there are big dudes that can do pull ups and especially push ups( I can do 48 if I try hard) .I've seen many bodybuilders and even strongmen do pull ups , apparently Mariuz Pudizownowski can do 20 pull ups and he used to weigh 300 +lbs at right about 6 ' which is kinda light for a strongman but thats still heavy as fuck .

bro he is clearly on gear

Lmfao u need to take off the blinders

Lol guys that do rows with 500lb are on something

He's definitely riding that train but it's also clear he's working hard and is strong AF 💪

He benches 500+. He’s blasting roods

Once you get calluses your hands shouldnt be sore otherwise something is wrong

I'm happy I can do 8 at 6'4 260 👌😂

@ Sean Good shit bro! I just got to 30reps straight @ 230lbs last week Im doing a cut down to 215(goal March 31) - im sure that number is going to jump once I lose some lard

230lb is absolutely considered a big dude. Your perspective may be off because you're just huge. But make no mistake that's big

@@Namenotneeded470 Maybe it is. Though honestly it doesn't seem super impressive. I mean you can just look at the guy and see that he is jacked so almost all of that weight is muscle. I've gone from zero to just a few at 275lbs. If I had been training my body for years and dropped down to 230. I'd imagine it would be fairly easy to do a full long set of pull ups, especially since it's getting easier for me to do now. Though I'm not really knocking the message. You certainly can train to do pull ups even if they are hard for most people. But I kind of think 250+ is where most body builders struggle to do a lot. Obviously I'm not referring to the person who doesn't work out. As the majority of people can not even do a single pull up sadly.

@BloodyNights and yes pull ups obviously get much easier when your in shape and lighter. I used to max out at 30 when I was in shape. Out of shape now I can probably still get at least 10 good ones

how tall are you?

@@mariusandersen2952 I’m 6’0”

you need to do them more often then.strengthen that back up lol. I weigh the same and while I admit it’s a bit harder than it used to be hottin 15-20 reps at our body weight is very doable.

​@@theweeklydaily2024 that's because you're not putting effort into them. As I go up in weight I never let my ability to rep out chin ups go. I'm at 210 right now and just did 17 in a max out set. I do weighted often and also rep work like 8*8. Being around 200lbs shouldn't stop you if you're actively training

@@stephen8996 who are you talking to? lol

@@theweeklydaily2024 the original commenter not you

​​@@stephen8996 Erm... why did you reply to him then?

Neither do I but my fat ass can do at least 10 💪💪. It's only extra weight. You don't have to carry a 45lb weight w you.

5'3" 190 is incredibly heavy my guy, hopefully you lost a few lbs.

@@totalmetaljacket789 yeah I was very very overweight for about a year but I’m down to 145 now and have been for years. Hilariously I was still able to do a front flip with a running start in grass at 190😂

@@smeefbeef367 Good on ya man. That weight gets to be hell on the joints.

Not being muscular is usually caused by not working out, which is fine. To each their own