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im 17 and been doing pull ups everyday since age 13, the most i ever did in one set was 29, i think i could get to 30 with less strict form and kipping

If you can do more than 15 you're a star and with immaculate, natural form. 10 is impressive, most can't even do that.

@@BillClay88average individual can’t even do 5

@@Rynoversemost of the population these days can’t even do one clean rep

i can do abt 24-25strict 30 non strict 17

Yes. I can do 30 straight pullups with 25lbs. Weighted calisthenics (with good form) is key...

How do you progress to weighted pull ups

Add weight in small increments once you can do 10 pull ups. Start with just 5 pounds in a backpack or use a weighted vest, then go up in 5 pound increments. Keep working hard!@@user-dw9ci3di3r

​@@user-dw9ci3di3rjust start doing actual pull ups. Do one set every day and then for back day just keep going til you get to 50 then let yourself recover. This will boost your pull ups number alone in two weeks. After that for a few more weeks you should be able to do some pull ups

@@user-dw9ci3di3rGet to 12 body weight pull ups first. Then, add a few kilos that will keep you on the 6 to 10 reps range. Once you reach 10 with said weight, you add more and start again Good luck

Your welcome my brother.

He’s not even locking out. Powerful did full rom every single rep

@@squidguard4743 please upload a video and show us how its done, appreciate it

@@mattyitto2346 I can’t do 30 in a row, but neither could this guy if he was doing them properly. Sure I’ll make a video at least it will be correct form

@@squidguard4743 we're still waiting on the video.

@@jameshorton5395 uploaded. Clean, strict dead hang pull ups. Perfect form, no Kip, no momentum, full lock out, even added a little pause every rep.

Facts!! I was squeezing the fuck out of my core and hamstrings to prevent excessive swinging to generate momentum.

Thanks James.

Chest to bar pulls especially 🔥

Lol

Y'all have low standards of this is clean. He's cutting like 10-20% short from full ROM at the bottom. Clearly no dead hang. Go to a gymnastics or climbing gym and you'll see real "clean".

@@aydinsha it's called tension dummy keeping stress to the muscle they're not gymnast's

This was not perfect form. Didn’t lock out once, used a lot of momentum. If you want to see perfect form watch powerful soul or check my pull ups

after adding weights in my training i could do 25 strict pull ups, 30 with kipping, im 17 years old

​@@squidguard4743where can I see your pull ups?

He was definitely swinging towards the end and he never quite went back to a neutral hanging position with the arms fully extended, but when it comes to range of motion there is a reasonable argument to be made that, so long as you're doing more than one type of exercise for each body part and make sure to cover the full range of motion across several exercises, lifting more weight cumulatively and allowing for some weaker form whilst squeezing out the last few reps could be better for progress than having really strict form and doing less work. When it comes to bodyweight exercises, the problem with poor form is that you can get into the habit of doing everything with partial reps because it's far easier than doing it correctly. If you can execute the exercise perfectly up until you get fatigued, then do some partial reps, you may be able to get more perfect reps in next time. If you never do the exercise correctly you'll think you're making progress but instead you're just getting better at cheat reps, which don't translate into nearly as much benefit if your goal is to get stronger. On the other hand, if you aren't doing full range of motion but you do another exercise that peaks in effort at the point you didn't hit you will be able to compensate for that a bit and it may be a valid strategy for dealing with a plateau if the issue is purely down to you not having enough strength to initiate the movement from a fully neutral position. So long as it's an intentional decision to do that in order to achieve a goal more quickly by removing the part of the movement where you're too weak and training that in isolation during a different exercise you can get really good results.

Noa man workout did 105 paused dead hang without resting. Hung off the bar for 8 minutes straight while he did it. Craziest shit ever.

@@averagejoe1681 wow extremely impressive. He paces himself in between every single rep. Not what I was looking for but still Insane. I’m looking for constant tension pull ups.

Build up your static strength. It builds that endurance while building strength

@@Twomps thanks for the tips mate I will do this to my routine.

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Not fully stretching helps prevent putting tension on the elbows which is what often leads to elbow pain

15 is very nice. I can only do 6 in 95kg

@@dkkektmsnsndm2084 I am 70 kg 😅

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