Guys... I want to share my pull up journey with you ... I'm 50 years old and I started bodyweight rows... over time I progressed by putting my legs on a chair and keep doing rowings.... When I tried to do pull ups, I could easily do 3 perfect slow all the way down and all the way up high pull ups!!!.... rowing just increased my strength tremendously... now I do 4 sets of 5 pull ups with 1 min rest between sets... this keeps my max around 9 or 10 reps... form is everything... keep your reps perfect and have faith in calisthenics... I am 200 lbs (around 90kg) and I can easily do weighted dips and pull ups at my age!!!.... calisthenics really grows lot of muscles and strength...
@@Incista just a couple of months... I realized that the most effective rows is when your feet on a chair.... do full range of motion and keep your reps good quality.... rows also thicken your back muscles which pull ups can't... I do a lot of variations both pull ups and rows... the most important tip is that never ever exhaust yourself... do it all your life enjoying your workouts.... make it fun...
That's awesome dude, I'm not far behind you at 46 and want to get into calisthenics what would you recommend to get into it? Did you subscribe to an app for a routine ?
Calisthenicmovement helped me achieve my first pull up 3 yrs ago. ❤ my max was 7 reps. But then I stopped pull ups training last year so now I’m back to 1 rep 😅 back to basics again. This works! Trust the process!
your work is very helpful and motivating! I’m 53 years old, thanks also to you, I can do 20 pull-ups. In the morning, for several years, I have been doing four stretching exercises that I saw in your video. I feel much better and more confident now than I did a few years ago, and I really appreciate it!
Would be very interested in a similar video/program for dips! I know a lot of people generally find push exercises easier but I really struggle with dips, especially when keeping strict form Lots of love from the U.K.
@PrettyChickitta Sorry if this is to vague, but to the best of my memory it was eight weeks after the program introduced the pull ups that I was able to start doing the first set of the exercises without a resistance band assisting me. Currently, I'm doing the first level of their Complete Calisthenic Workout Program and I haven't had to use the resistance band at all and I'm nearly at the end of level one again. After I finish I will be moving on to level two after a rest from this level during which I plan to under go a 3 day fast so I can let my body rest from all of the eating.
@@hunterthewerewolf wow that’s impressive! I’m glad their program worked for you. I guess I’ve been doing it the wrong way all this time and sometimes training to do the pullups 3 days in a row which resulted in me feeling exhausted and even assisted pullups became difficult. I’ll make sure to follow their plan as well and eat well ‘cause that part is really essential for progress. Thanks a lot for your detailed reply and wish you all the best!
This is the best, most thoroughly explained and beginner friendly pull-up progression workout plan on UA-cam! I started following the plan 3 months ago, and now, I'm proud to say that I can perform 4 clean chest-to-bar pull-ups! Thank you @Calistenicsmovement for the invaluable knowledge you share with us. I encourage everyone struggling with pull-ups to follow this progression. I promise, you won't regret it! Dedication, motivation and being relentless are the key to success!
There’s a lesson from an episode of Naruto where a ninja loses a bet and has to walk around the village on his hands which was considered embarrassing: getting over fear of embarrassment gives you a competitive edge and is necessary to reach your goals. I say this because before, I was frustrated and embarrassed at the gym when I needed to do assisted pull ups, but it wasn’t until I got over this feeling that I was able to practice regularly and can now do unassisted and even weighted sets. Your only competition is yourself, you got this🔥
Awww this is so helpful. I started working out 2 months ago and of course I still can't do pull ups (zero, even with resistance bands). I'll follow this guide starting next week and I'll save this comment and edit it later to log my progress. Thank a lot for the video. Just subscribed to the channel and added video do my favorites list.
I got my first pullup at age 40 by doing weighted negatives. I went from zero to 7 in 16 weeks I started with 2 negative lowering pullup with a 50 lb weight vest added to my body. 50 lb was 25% of my bodyweightm I added 1 negative a week until i got to 10. When i could do 10 negatives i would adde time to my lowering. I went from 3 sec lowering to 10 second lowering over a 7 week period. I had a digital timer so i could actually be accurate in my lowering time..
''Negative'' Pull Ups and Active ''Hangs'' is what got me to my first real Pull Up 12 or 13 years ago! I did it everyday, 3 up to 6 times per day a little practise! Just 5 minutes at most, each time. After that, my second and 3rd Pull Up came very quick after doing that first one!
ngl i never trained pull ups in my life like ever so i could do zero pull ups but then i put it in my mind that i’m going to do at least 1 pull up this week and so i trained like a couple of fake pull ups 2 times that week and some how today i ended up doing 2 in a row 1 not perfect form but very good as a start and the other one was a half rep and honestly this is without actually trying so i’m really excited to see what i would get when i start doing the negative pull ups as much as you did
You're the no1 bodyweight guys on the webs. I can do pull ups, but I will send this guide to people who can't. There's so much training advice bs out there, I'm always happy to see you're still going strong. (P.S.: need to finish this complete calisthenics program I once bought ... *cough*)
Good video! Just for reference for other vieweres, i didn't know about all these rules and exercises, so all only was doing negative reps by jumping first, for 5-10 minutes including rest time 3 times a week, it took me 2+ months to get my first pull up.
Could you guys make a video on good mobility exercises we can incorporate during work breaks? A lot of us work desk jobs and could really benefit from a quick mobility routine we can use at work to keep our bodies rejuvenated
I practiced it on lat pulldowns until I can pull more than my own body weight. Then I graduated to pullups and voila, it worked. I did it on first try, a good 20 reps.
Thank you for the video! I used to be able to do a couple of pull-ups and now I want to get back in shape. But the first time it took me several years to get my first pull-up (a lot of time wasted on looking for a way to improve my strength by trial and error, sometimes I would become weaker even though I was training harder). So I'm curious to try this program.
Im starting tomorrow. I can't do a single pull up now. We'll see if in a 3 months i am able to do my first pull up following this video. Thx for the videos.
I am following your complete calisthenics programme and it's a fantastic journey. However I struggle a lot with pull-ups being extremely slim as body type, so I am going to try this focused programme. Is there a spreadsheet with all the exercises and the weeks like in your programmes?
I’ve actually bought the calimove programme but I’m stumped with something… I have hypermobility (common with adhd) so my joints get painful very quickly doing things that put a lot of strain on them, like the exercise where you hold your weight up on your hands and lift your legs straight ahead, or even simple push-ups. Do you have some proven advice for what people with hypermobility issues can do to strengthen joints and prevent injury?
Could you guys make a video about the differences between the pull up and chin up and how to overcome them? I can do 15 chin ups chest to bar but struggle to do 5 pull ups.
I can do 7-13 pull-ups and have not been able to progress from there about a year. Should I focus on doing the pull-ups slowly without thinking about increasing the number of reps, or are there tips for increasing the number with the right form?
9 місяців тому
You've been stuck with 13 pull ups in 12 months? You're definely doing something wrong. Tell me your height, how much you weight and also your pull up program during the week.
9 місяців тому
I think one of the things you're doing wrong is training to failure. I'm not a specialist but I was doing a lot of volume in my workouts twice a week and I was plateu in the range of 13-14 reps. After 6 weeks of work of doing pull ups 3 times a week with less volume I was able to do 18 pull ups.
9 місяців тому
To be more specific, I followed a workout program from FitnesFAQs. The name of the video is: "20 Pull Ups in a Row | Workout For Beginners". Hope this helps, if you have any questions please ask me. It will be a pleasure to help!
Yea, I definitely gotta train more. I only train once or twice a week, like when I’m passing by the park. Dun wanna make any excuses, but too cold in winter and too hot in summer (mosquito paradise). Plus, the pullup bars around my place are not high enough to be fully hanging, which forces me to bend my legs towards behinds. This is kinda demoralizing. I wonder if there any indoor trainings or programs for increasing the reps for the pull-ups.
9 місяців тому
@@YarrowY I understand, weather also makes me skip some workouts. I hate working out when it's too hot. I also don't like doing pull ups with bent legs. Once or twice a week seems enough for progressing. I recommend you to watch that FitnessFAQ pull up video I told you about. Here is the schedule: ua-cam.com/video/RMtlbOIBAY0/v-deo.htmlsi=HZjvAbLEwYfx9JZ_&t=242
I am looking to buy a Cali bundle later this year, possibly 1-3. My question is at the end of level 1 and providing you meet the requirements for level 2, do you recommend a deload week, in the same way at week 13 in the Home Workout program?
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I know its generally good for muscles to rest, but if I am able to train more than 3 times per week is it going to fasten the process, or I should just workout more in that 3 days so I get sore enough to not being able to perform a good workout if I don't get the full day rest?
1. Warm Up Properly 2. Include Shoulder Mobility Training into your warm up/cool down 3. Experiment with different grips (a bit more closer underhand or neutral grip is usually more shoulder friendly).
Excellent advice. I try and do pull ups in my tower in the garage. I started in the gym with the seated pull down machine then went onto resistance bands under my feet on the tower. Never stress or strain, you will knock yourself back, just progress slowly and build up. You can actually hurt your neck and shoulder joints by over exerting doing pull ups. I have since been busy with kids but try and keep strength up, if you stop doing pull ups for a while you will quickly lose all those gains and end up having to start again as I have found out 😊.
Guys, I feel a shock in my left forearm when I do pull-ups, what could it be? I always feel the first signal in the wrist, more specifically in the tendons of the fingers, and then I feel it going down to the biceps
i think rep in something about "R" but i understand this , this is rep after your failure if u failure at 10 reps RIR 2-3 that's mean you must challenge yourself from 10 to 12-13 reps
You can get tendinitis from nearly every exercise...hell even from working or gaming on a PC. It's always about how you do something and how you prepare for it.
Guys... I want to share my pull up journey with you ... I'm 50 years old and I started bodyweight rows... over time I progressed by putting my legs on a chair and keep doing rowings.... When I tried to do pull ups, I could easily do 3 perfect slow all the way down and all the way up high pull ups!!!.... rowing just increased my strength tremendously... now I do 4 sets of 5 pull ups with 1 min rest between sets... this keeps my max around 9 or 10 reps... form is everything... keep your reps perfect and have faith in calisthenics... I am 200 lbs (around 90kg) and I can easily do weighted dips and pull ups at my age!!!.... calisthenics really grows lot of muscles and strength...
yo thats amazing bro i want to ask something
How long did you do body weight rows
@@Incista just a couple of months... I realized that the most effective rows is when your feet on a chair.... do full range of motion and keep your reps good quality.... rows also thicken your back muscles which pull ups can't... I do a lot of variations both pull ups and rows... the most important tip is that never ever exhaust yourself... do it all your life enjoying your workouts.... make it fun...
@@cheerfulheartdeepmind685 Thanks bro. Will do what you say.
Excelente por usted.. ojalá yo algún día pueda pasar de 3 pobres chin ups a hacer pull ups🙄😒
That's awesome dude, I'm not far behind you at 46 and want to get into calisthenics what would you recommend to get into it? Did you subscribe to an app for a routine ?
Calisthenicmovement helped me achieve my first pull up 3 yrs ago. ❤ my max was 7 reps. But then I stopped pull ups training last year so now I’m back to 1 rep 😅 back to basics again. This works! Trust the process!
your work is very helpful and motivating! I’m 53 years old, thanks also to you, I can do 20 pull-ups. In the morning, for several years, I have been doing four stretching exercises that I saw in your video. I feel much better and more confident now than I did a few years ago, and I really appreciate it!
You guys are awesome. Best calisthenics channel on the web.
I'm korean. This video is awesome. This is very special and detail. I will share this video with my friends😊
Got my first pull up with this !!!
You guys are rockstars and have the best advice on YT. I'm grateful for what y'all do
Would be very interested in a similar video/program for dips!
I know a lot of people generally find push exercises easier but I really struggle with dips, especially when keeping strict form
Lots of love from the U.K.
I did my first pull up last year thanks to their workout program! They have all of my gratitude for that!
how long did it take you after sticking to the program?
@PrettyChickitta Sorry if this is to vague, but to the best of my memory it was eight weeks after the program introduced the pull ups that I was able to start doing the first set of the exercises without a resistance band assisting me. Currently, I'm doing the first level of their Complete Calisthenic Workout Program and I haven't had to use the resistance band at all and I'm nearly at the end of level one again. After I finish I will be moving on to level two after a rest from this level during which I plan to under go a 3 day fast so I can let my body rest from all of the eating.
@@hunterthewerewolf wow that’s impressive! I’m glad their program worked for you. I guess I’ve been doing it the wrong way all this time and sometimes training to do the pullups 3 days in a row which resulted in me feeling exhausted and even assisted pullups became difficult. I’ll make sure to follow their plan as well and eat well ‘cause that part is really essential for progress. Thanks a lot for your detailed reply and wish you all the best!
@@PrettyChickitta No problem! Using the corresponding nutrition program for the workout program will help a lot
This is the best, most thoroughly explained and beginner friendly pull-up progression workout plan on UA-cam! I started following the plan 3 months ago, and now, I'm proud to say that I can perform 4 clean chest-to-bar pull-ups! Thank you @Calistenicsmovement for the invaluable knowledge you share with us. I encourage everyone struggling with pull-ups to follow this progression. I promise, you won't regret it! Dedication, motivation and being relentless are the key to success!
I am using your Cali program and mobility and you got me hooked. Awesome job on tehnicality and presentation!
Thanks man. Glad you like it!
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There’s a lesson from an episode of Naruto where a ninja loses a bet and has to walk around the village on his hands which was considered embarrassing: getting over fear of embarrassment gives you a competitive edge and is necessary to reach your goals.
I say this because before, I was frustrated and embarrassed at the gym when I needed to do assisted pull ups, but it wasn’t until I got over this feeling that I was able to practice regularly and can now do unassisted and even weighted sets.
Your only competition is yourself, you got this🔥
I love this channel. So much good advice for so many years.
Awww this is so helpful. I started working out 2 months ago and of course I still can't do pull ups (zero, even with resistance bands). I'll follow this guide starting next week and I'll save this comment and edit it later to log my progress. Thank a lot for the video. Just subscribed to the channel and added video do my favorites list.
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Here is a tip you will thank me for : when doing your first pull ups ALWAYS keep both legs together. Don’t ask why , just do it.
CalisthenicsMovement Helped Me A Lot In Improving My Pull Ups Form❤🎉
I got my first pullup at age 40 by doing weighted negatives. I went from zero to 7 in 16 weeks
I started with 2 negative lowering pullup with a 50 lb weight vest added to my body. 50 lb was 25% of my bodyweightm
I added 1 negative a week until i got to 10. When i could do 10 negatives i would adde time to my lowering. I went from 3 sec lowering to 10 second lowering over a 7 week period. I had a digital timer so i could actually be accurate in my lowering time..
In a 100 years, when UA-cam is long gone and forgotten, guys will still talk about "the bald dude w the blue shorts" and his amazing physique.
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my one arm is broken for years but its still hurts when i do pull up im glad that i found this video
Right now 0 pullups , will achieve my first pull up by August 2024 .
Did you do it???
Another Great video, one of the best yet🎉
''Negative'' Pull Ups and Active ''Hangs'' is what got me to my first real Pull Up 12 or 13 years ago!
I did it everyday, 3 up to 6 times per day a little practise! Just 5 minutes at most, each time.
After that, my second and 3rd Pull Up came very quick after doing that first one!
ngl i never trained pull ups in my life like ever so i could do zero pull ups but then i put it in my mind that i’m going to do at least 1 pull up this week and so i trained like a couple of fake pull ups 2 times that week and some how today i ended up doing 2 in a row 1 not perfect form but very good as a start and the other one was a half rep and honestly this is without actually trying so i’m really excited to see what i would get when i start doing the negative pull ups as much as you did
id like to ask how long did it take you to get 2 perfect form pull ups
You're the no1 bodyweight guys on the webs. I can do pull ups, but I will send this guide to people who can't. There's so much training advice bs out there, I'm always happy to see you're still going strong. (P.S.: need to finish this complete calisthenics program I once bought ... *cough*)
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Good video! Just for reference for other vieweres, i didn't know about all these rules and exercises, so all only was doing negative reps by jumping first, for 5-10 minutes including rest time 3 times a week, it took me 2+ months to get my first pull up.
Could you guys make a video on good mobility exercises we can incorporate during work breaks? A lot of us work desk jobs and could really benefit from a quick mobility routine we can use at work to keep our bodies rejuvenated
The way I did it was to put one leg on a chair, and help myself up, trying to rely as much as possible on my upper body muscles.
I know you made a lot of videos on handstand.....but can you please make a refreshed handstand guide video.... like this one or at least a short 🙏🙏
I got the best results doing this on TUE, THU and SAT
Ty for this. Let's see how many pull ups I can get
I'll do it.
At the end of the year i'll come back here and share my experience.
I trust the egg head man and his muscles. I expect a good result.
I'm currently resting between sets of weighted pull ups&log presses
Training program really is great and detailed.
For me, Negatives and bodyweight rows got me to do pull ups. After 1 month of bodyweight rows , I am able to do 3 pull ups in a row.
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I practiced it on lat pulldowns until I can pull more than my own body weight. Then I graduated to pullups and voila, it worked. I did it on first try, a good 20 reps.
Hi im going to use this some clips on my video with myself and put your credits
Thank you for the video! I used to be able to do a couple of pull-ups and now I want to get back in shape. But the first time it took me several years to get my first pull-up (a lot of time wasted on looking for a way to improve my strength by trial and error, sometimes I would become weaker even though I was training harder). So I'm curious to try this program.
Im starting tomorrow. I can't do a single pull up now. We'll see if in a 3 months i am able to do my first pull up following this video. Thx for the videos.
So hows the progres going for you after 2 months
@@OmeHenk993 Im able to do 5 pull ups with pretty good form. So happy. Now im learning to do handstand.
@@carlosagustin7724 good stuff man! Hard work pays off 🫡
Thanks for the excellent video! ❤😎👏👍🎯🙏
I am following your complete calisthenics programme and it's a fantastic journey. However I struggle a lot with pull-ups being extremely slim as body type, so I am going to try this focused programme. Is there a spreadsheet with all the exercises and the weeks like in your programmes?
I’ve actually bought the calimove programme but I’m stumped with something… I have hypermobility (common with adhd) so my joints get painful very quickly doing things that put a lot of strain on them, like the exercise where you hold your weight up on your hands and lift your legs straight ahead, or even simple push-ups.
Do you have some proven advice for what people with hypermobility issues can do to strengthen joints and prevent injury?
How can we practice handstand and pulluos together??
1:49 Not training to failure on every set😢
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Bro this is not bodybuilding.
Thanks for the video. Thumb question : do I have to put my thumbs « alone » under the bar, or upper the bar with the other fingers ?
Very nice mini program guys! Can this be adapted to working on the false grip and / or high pullup? If so, how?
I only have gym rings. Thinking about getting some resistance bands. Is there a guide out there, on how to setup/use resistance bands on gym rings?
Pullups daily por vida🔱
Thanks for the guide❤
Could you guys make a video about the differences between the pull up and chin up and how to overcome them? I can do 15 chin ups chest to bar but struggle to do 5 pull ups.
15 clear chin ups means your biceps strength is good but pull ups works more on back muscles
yess i wanted this video
I always struggle in the core part during handstand what am i missing i need advice from you guys ❤ 🙏
Light sqeeze of glutes and abs
I can do 7-13 pull-ups and have not been able to progress from there about a year.
Should I focus on doing the pull-ups slowly without thinking about increasing the number of reps, or are there tips for increasing the number with the right form?
You've been stuck with 13 pull ups in 12 months? You're definely doing something wrong. Tell me your height, how much you weight and also your pull up program during the week.
I think one of the things you're doing wrong is training to failure. I'm not a specialist but I was doing a lot of volume in my workouts twice a week and I was plateu in the range of 13-14 reps. After 6 weeks of work of doing pull ups 3 times a week with less volume I was able to do 18 pull ups.
To be more specific, I followed a workout program from FitnesFAQs. The name of the video is: "20 Pull Ups in a Row | Workout For Beginners". Hope this helps, if you have any questions please ask me. It will be a pleasure to help!
Yea, I definitely gotta train more. I only train once or twice a week, like when I’m passing by the park.
Dun wanna make any excuses, but too cold in winter and too hot in summer (mosquito paradise). Plus, the pullup bars around my place are not high enough to be fully hanging, which forces me to bend my legs towards behinds. This is kinda demoralizing.
I wonder if there any indoor trainings or programs for increasing the reps for the pull-ups.
@@YarrowY I understand, weather also makes me skip some workouts. I hate working out when it's too hot. I also don't like doing pull ups with bent legs.
Once or twice a week seems enough for progressing. I recommend you to watch that FitnessFAQ pull up video I told you about.
Here is the schedule: ua-cam.com/video/RMtlbOIBAY0/v-deo.htmlsi=HZjvAbLEwYfx9JZ_&t=242
I am looking to buy a Cali bundle later this year, possibly 1-3. My question is at the end of level 1 and providing you meet the requirements for level 2, do you recommend a deload week, in the same way at week 13 in the Home Workout program?
If it's not a problem, I have all this at home :D Just for the preparation phase I need the whole gym :D
Good exercises but im asking now for 2 or 3 years for an APP? Still no app available...
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Awesome!
I know its generally good for muscles to rest, but if I am able to train more than 3 times per week is it going to fasten the process, or I should just workout more in that 3 days so I get sore enough to not being able to perform a good workout if I don't get the full day rest?
How can you do body rows without special bars? Unfortunate we seem to need a gym for this...
You can do them on Rings, Sing Trainers (TRX), High Parallettes, Tables and even Chairs
Bro literally said stay focused
Now make a video on how to achieve the first muscle-up in 2024. Or do you have one?
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Thanks i was curious bcus sometime i can do 3 a little decent pull ups but unable to do it the next day maybe because of overtraining
Im a begginer
My shoulders does some popping sound and hurts a little when i do pull ups,any fixes would be appreciated
Warm up better
1. Warm Up Properly
2. Include Shoulder Mobility Training into your warm up/cool down
3. Experiment with different grips (a bit more closer underhand or neutral grip is usually more shoulder friendly).
copy that thank you very much@@calimove
I don't care I'll do it every effing day 😖 lots of sardines and chicken chop!!! 😋 And longjack!!! 😍
I'm here even that I can do 30 in a row. You see, I saw a video saying that if I could do only 30 I was still a noob. 😢
Tip #4: try not to weigh 40 pounds more than you should. (Learned this the hard way!) 😁
Excellent advice. I try and do pull ups in my tower in the garage. I started in the gym with the seated pull down machine then went onto resistance bands under my feet on the tower. Never stress or strain, you will knock yourself back, just progress slowly and build up. You can actually hurt your neck and shoulder joints by over exerting doing pull ups. I have since been busy with kids but try and keep strength up, if you stop doing pull ups for a while you will quickly lose all those gains and end up having to start again as I have found out 😊.
Guys, I feel a shock in my left forearm when I do pull-ups, what could it be? I always feel the first signal in the wrist, more specifically in the tendons of the fingers, and then I feel it going down to the biceps
really want to learn pull up cant even do 1 pull up just emprove my push up cant do even 1 now i can do 20 to 40
Guys one question... in the preperation phase, what does the "2-3 RIR" stands for?
i think rep in something about "R" but i understand this , this is rep after your failure if u failure at 10 reps RIR 2-3 that's mean you must challenge yourself from 10 to 12-13 reps
Why my upper back hurt when doing pull ups.It feels on the spine.
Not sure if the clips are them acting or they’re struggling to pull up 😝
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This weekly plan is just bullshit i got my first pull up in 15-20 days by training everyday these exercises and my body weight is 190lbs
Early gang lol
i can do only 5 my goal is to do 40 in one set like my big bro
How to get from 5 to 15 pull ups?
Just keep working with sets to failure
Someone is stuck in a numner? I'm stuck in 7 repetititions since 2022
6/6.
Great, thanks!
What does 2-3 RIR on 1:43 mean, guys?😅
I think it means Reps in Reserve, like 2-3 reps from failure. Idk thats my interpretation
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My max is 28
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There are people that can't do a pull up? :/
I have developed a shoulder tendinitis from doing pull-ups. They are probably the worst exercise to recommend, especially for beginners.
You can get tendinitis from nearly every exercise...hell even from working or gaming on a PC. It's always about how you do something and how you prepare for it.