How to do Pull ups For Beginners Workout

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  • @FitnessFAQs
    @FitnessFAQs  5 років тому +7

    My Training Programs: 👉 fitnessfaqs.com

  • @HelloGleb
    @HelloGleb 10 років тому +117

    I watched this 1 year ago when I could do 2 pull ups. I can now do 17-20. All thanks to you

    • @Nicolas-zk7eq
      @Nicolas-zk7eq 10 років тому +26

      Don't be like that. It was you who achieved that ;)

    • @catsforlife
      @catsforlife 5 років тому

      Did u do this everyday?

    • @kondarras3266
      @kondarras3266 5 років тому +1

      Beast mode Legend don’t exercise alot every day muscles need to recover so 4-5 times a week is really good

    • @h7_hd508
      @h7_hd508 4 роки тому

      Your body will adjust with time

    • @sldenn5303
      @sldenn5303 2 роки тому

      How are your pull-ups going now?

  • @22azizo
    @22azizo 11 років тому +8

    "Quality is far important than quantity", thank you for that awesome reminder, keep up the good work

  • @FitnessFAQs
    @FitnessFAQs  11 років тому +5

    That's the attitude it takes, always progress forward never look back. Be better than yesterday. Your natural hormones will be rising now at 17 enjoy the muscle gains if you keep training and eating hard brother.

  • @osiris3yhn
    @osiris3yhn 9 років тому +59

    heres one underrated youtuber. thumps up bro

    • @Vahvafitness
      @Vahvafitness 9 років тому +8

      +danilo osiris Not anymore

  • @culveyhouse
    @culveyhouse 9 років тому +5

    Perfect... This is helping with my pull ups already (currently I can only do one). As I learn gymnastics & strength training, I don't even have to go anywhere else, I just search through your videos when I need tips on achieving a new feat!

  • @FitnessFAQs
    @FitnessFAQs  12 років тому +2

    Appreciate it Tina, hope it helps you improve your pullup #'s
    Train hard.

  • @FitnessFAQs
    @FitnessFAQs  13 років тому

    @animentalisto1 Thanks, glad you liked it.

  • @mar61182
    @mar61182 10 років тому +3

    this is by far one of the best channels thanks for sharing

  • @FitnessFAQs
    @FitnessFAQs  13 років тому

    @neurotoksin You should submit a video response when you get you're pull ups down, because you WILL.

  • @remedy91
    @remedy91 11 років тому +4

    Hey thanks for the info dude! I will start training from now on and when i can finally do my first, I'll let you know! Cheers!

  • @TD4f22
    @TD4f22 12 років тому

    Your workout is a very nice one for beginers.
    Good job for spending your time helping others.

  • @FitnessFAQs
    @FitnessFAQs  13 років тому

    @noisygrass Great feedback, I will do that.

  • @beyond9thousand
    @beyond9thousand 11 років тому +2

    Still progressing! Realised that after a certain number u need to keep at it, keep training never get dissapointed - max rep reached 16... looking forward to doing 30 someday! :D Really, a big thanks to u sir! Feeling awesome at 17(age xD)

  • @FitnessFAQs
    @FitnessFAQs  12 років тому

    Well done!

  • @urbanoalvarez-diaz962
    @urbanoalvarez-diaz962 9 років тому +1

    Man, this guys physique is impressive and training vids are extremely easy to follow. Look forward to reaching 5-10 pull-ups. Hopefully soon

  • @ezequielalmada197
    @ezequielalmada197 8 років тому +1

    Great tips, I'm a bit stuck on this particular kind of workout.
    I'm finding your channel very helpful. Thanks.

  • @chicanohek
    @chicanohek 11 років тому

    I watched your video today and complete 2 full pull-ups. Looking forward to see my progress over the next month

  • @VaidasKondratas
    @VaidasKondratas 10 років тому +9

    Great channel, I am really rare subscriber, but this channel goes to my subscription list.

    • @FitnessFAQs
      @FitnessFAQs  10 років тому +15

      Vaidas Kondratas I made it :)

  • @FitnessFAQs
    @FitnessFAQs  13 років тому

    @findthemonthefloor Large strain on the tendons.

  • @sidnomis1
    @sidnomis1 10 років тому +4

    Just checked out your new videos. Holy cow, man! You're a beast! I was using the pull-up assist machine here at work, but it hasn't really helped much. It's too easy to cheat, really. I'm going to try what you've suggested. Funny, a buddy of mine suggested the same things you mentioned and he's ripped, too. It's gonna be a long journey, but I'm excited to for the challenge!

  • @Vemfanerdu
    @Vemfanerdu 11 років тому

    Can't wait to take this to the bar! Bodyweight training is the best rehabilitation for the body i've heard!! Anyway great video's and walkthrough's! Thank's from sweden! :)

  • @GRadvbro
    @GRadvbro 11 років тому

    I will try your plan out. Thx for the video

  • @beyond9thousand
    @beyond9thousand 11 років тому

    That sir... is going to take practice... in perfect form... a lot of it

  • @FitnessFAQs
    @FitnessFAQs  13 років тому

    @boby6 2-3 times per week boby.

  • @kallvt
    @kallvt 3 роки тому +1

    do you still hold this opinion of not fully extending the arms?

  • @beyond9thousand
    @beyond9thousand 11 років тому

    Depends on ur recovery time. If u r ok with it train ur chest,triceps & abs everyday. But i recommend giving at least 2 breaks in a week for pullups. Again if ur good to go u can do them regularly as well

  • @xspongeyx
    @xspongeyx 13 років тому

    I think this is the best pull up tutorial i have seen, thanks :)

  • @werbnnerf
    @werbnnerf 10 років тому +2

    This is awesome, thanks for your help sir

  • @fitnesstrainingbyjon
    @fitnesstrainingbyjon 13 років тому

    Great job on this pullup tutorial!

  • @Ayoubmode
    @Ayoubmode 11 років тому

    Brilliant, this is exactly what beginners should for 3 months before starting bodybuilding

  • @noisygrass
    @noisygrass 13 років тому

    i particularly like the part about how not to do pull-ups. i think it's equaly importat to see it. unfortunately i did it this way all the time. now i stand corrected. thanks. very helpful. in future tutorials please show the wrong way of doing exercises as well. for beginners it's not obvious if we do it wrong or if we do an alternative version of an exercise.

  • @AzhadiAsyrafMohamad
    @AzhadiAsyrafMohamad 12 років тому

    very nice video! helped me alot! thanks man!

  • @MikeKincaid79
    @MikeKincaid79 11 років тому +1

    good tutorial for beginners

  • @beyond9thousand
    @beyond9thousand 11 років тому

    some people inevitably have a few shoulder issues & theres a possibility of wrist injury. besides, try doing it this way. more endurance work too.

  • @gregcashmedia
    @gregcashmedia 10 років тому

    Thanks so much! very helpful

  • @g_khan
    @g_khan 9 років тому

    Great Channel. Thanks a lot. Greez from Germany

  • @misstinahonfiyah
    @misstinahonfiyah 12 років тому

    Great tutorial!! Your vid was shared by Low Bar!! I love it!! Thank you!!

  • @okbustaman
    @okbustaman 9 років тому

    This was extremely good information!! Thanks bro....

  • @neurotoksin
    @neurotoksin 13 років тому

    this is just what i needed!!! thnx bro, really appreciate it :D

  • @RobertMichaelTodd
    @RobertMichaelTodd 11 років тому

    Thanks for the video i will be trying it for a month.

  • @josewaycoolerthanu
    @josewaycoolerthanu 11 років тому

    Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

  • @MrGalaxypiano
    @MrGalaxypiano 12 років тому

    Thank you!!Thank you!!Thank you!!Thank you!!Thank you!!

  • @neurotoksin
    @neurotoksin 13 років тому

    @FitnessFAQs I will, thnx for the boost!

  • @0nly1truth
    @0nly1truth 9 років тому +3

    Thanks so much, Excellent! *****

    • @Vahvafitness
      @Vahvafitness 9 років тому +1

      +0nly1truth I agree, Daniel is a great coach.

  • @FitnessFAQs
    @FitnessFAQs  13 років тому

    @irvykinneas Australia.

  • @TheMeso17
    @TheMeso17 10 років тому

    awesome video !! wanna ask you
    from where did you get your pullup machine ??

    • @normanquednau
      @normanquednau 9 років тому

      I would like to ask the same question...

  • @pocnit
    @pocnit 11 років тому

    If you can't do a pullup yet just stand on a chair and try to help your self as little as possible with your legs. If you can do pullups already, just try not to completely lock out the elbows on your way back after the jump(while hanging), but you probably realize this fairly quickly because it's a lot of tension on your elbows and can hurt.

  • @FitnessFAQs
    @FitnessFAQs  6 років тому +1

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  • @anwesha_ks
    @anwesha_ks 9 місяців тому

    Very helpful❤

  • @sarveshpagade9380
    @sarveshpagade9380 8 років тому +2

    nice thanks

  • @bodyweightij4060
    @bodyweightij4060 9 років тому +2

    Hey Fitnessfaqs i completed my first pullup about a month ago and was able to do a set of 3 the next week, but for the past 3 weeks i havent been able to put on any more reps. Ive been doing 3x8 of max pullups and finishing off the sets with 6-7 second negatives. Any tips?

  • @prinzmetaL001
    @prinzmetaL001 11 років тому

    I need this one..great tutorial.. ;)

  • @harryg3889
    @harryg3889 3 роки тому +1

    Well dang! I thought you had specified that a fully lowered and locked out position was the way to go. I’ll make a change. I’m 72 and can fairly easily do 10-12 pull ups but seem to be stuck there. What do I do to improve. BTW, I’ve found that I need more than 1 days rest for a lot of your work outs. Does this sound right?

  • @LatinaX911
    @LatinaX911 9 років тому

    Awesome Love from Middle East 😘

  • @ivanoder8255
    @ivanoder8255 11 років тому

    Hi I got a question for ya mate. Is it ok to do the same calisthenic workout everyday? Im doing a beginners workout which is 3 sets of pull-ups, dips, push-ups, hanging knee raises, squats and calf raises at 10 reps of each exercise. Im just worried that doing the same workout everyday without a rest day in-between may stop me from getting stronger. My goal is to be able to do more pull-ups, i can currently do 8-9 max, and build overall strength, I'd really appreciate some sound advice!! Thanks

  • @FitnessFAQs
    @FitnessFAQs  13 років тому

    @MegaKMC1 Good work!

  • @BravingTheOutDoors
    @BravingTheOutDoors 13 років тому

    Hmm, maybe I didn't get you right but did you say that the grip doesn't matter?
    But it is.
    Wide works a bit more on your lats, narrow works more on your triceps, chin ups work more on your biceps and chest, neutral steadily separates the weight.

  • @FitnessFAQs
    @FitnessFAQs  13 років тому

    @xspongeyx Wow thanks for that, share it around.

  • @damhar9334
    @damhar9334 2 роки тому +1

    Still listening 10 years after

  • @asdqwe8921
    @asdqwe8921 5 років тому

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  • @1TopGunPaintballer
    @1TopGunPaintballer 11 років тому

    So you have just been keeping to this exact workout routine? How often a week? And did you use any workout enhancers (like protein, water pills?) as well as doing other workout exercises? Good Job btw. I started doing pull ups out of the blue and could do 4-6 and now I am researching exercises.

  • @100percentserious
    @100percentserious 12 років тому

    Hey do you have any tips for not swinging? when i do pullups there's a wall in front of me and i always end up kicking the wall. Because of this i always have to wait in a dead hang until i stop swinging on the bar.
    Thanks in advance

  • @Teamshmo
    @Teamshmo 13 років тому

    How many times a week would you say for a beginner or intermediate?

  • @unknownx7252
    @unknownx7252 11 років тому

    Appreciate the vid duddy

  • @ferpinky
    @ferpinky 9 років тому

    That helped me so much...

  • @imaresurcher
    @imaresurcher 12 років тому

    Does locking out wear on the joints? Or is just that it takes tension off the muscles... Recently been watching a lot of callisthenics vids but it seems there's a fair bit of debate about this. Hannibal for king recommends locking out hehe

  • @erenbahadirayyildiz2717
    @erenbahadirayyildiz2717 7 років тому

    This is a very good video

  • @garylandi7000
    @garylandi7000 9 років тому

    I have a question. My ballet teacher said I should be doing all exercises with my shoulders down. If I start/end the pull up with my shoulders down (meaning my arms aren't loosely hanging from my shoulders) will this affect my full range of motion over time?? I don't want to limit it by doing the pull ups that way is what I'm saying.

  • @RDY-ke4fn
    @RDY-ke4fn 9 років тому

    FitnessFAQs are you supposed to keep your scapula retracted the whole time when doing pullups or is that wrong?

  • @beyond9thousand
    @beyond9thousand 11 років тому

    strict no to protein supplements & stuff in my case. I still work on my negatives though. & this routine still exists in my normal workout session. so yeah, i do the exact routine as a part of the bigger picture even now.

  • @artakisthebest
    @artakisthebest 13 років тому

    hmmm im going to try this, quality of reps over quantity, ive plateued maybe a little on my pullups, i usually bang em out with great form but only havea 2 second negative, eprhaps 3 seconds and ill get stronger

  • @BlueHefnerT
    @BlueHefnerT 12 років тому

    Hey, u said here not to lockout... why is it that you lockout now? any reason behind that? just curious

  • @thebenchmaster1992
    @thebenchmaster1992 13 років тому

    daniel how i can get thickness in the back?? only with pullups i can get it?

  • @thiurocham2789
    @thiurocham2789 9 років тому

    hey man you ues any protien

    • @cloroxbleach5771
      @cloroxbleach5771 8 років тому +1

      i don't think he uses protein shakes , just go ahead and eat more fish , or chicken breast , or any type of meat you like , btw the optimal protein intake for anyone is around 2g of protein/kg , let's say your weight is around 70 kg , then your daily protein intake should be around 140g , protein shakes are more useful when you don't have time to buy the food you need

  • @siryeetus6226
    @siryeetus6226 9 років тому

    Can you please tell me for how long you've been training ???

  • @TheKhashMoney
    @TheKhashMoney 13 років тому

    @andyandy838383 lmao...i hit the gym 3 times a week. I got my retune set to change every month. My bench is 185...i can squat 260...i play varsity football in highschool. I weigh 160. What can you do?

  • @bibi550systems
    @bibi550systems 11 років тому

    Thank you, I can do more , but I still need a pullup bar at my house ! my school gym is only open 3 days a week! My goal is to hit 20 pullups, im at 13!

  • @lukasstehlik8621
    @lukasstehlik8621 11 років тому

    you do for your back only pull ups??

  • @mohitacharya7524
    @mohitacharya7524 6 років тому +1

    Why do u use circuits and not sets?

  • @mrmee1229
    @mrmee1229 12 років тому

    How often can we do this ?

  • @유잼-q7q
    @유잼-q7q 6 років тому

    좋아요 ! Good !

  • @MrGamer-zz2tj
    @MrGamer-zz2tj 10 років тому +1

    Man pull up my fav excercises but can't really do one

  • @bloodcorer
    @bloodcorer 9 років тому

    In a simle pull up, which muscles and what % do work?

    • @bloodcorer
      @bloodcorer 9 років тому

      Yacine Milano iam doing leg assisted pull ups and i just feel on my arms, not at the back. Perhaps iam doing something wrong or my arms are pretty weak : (

    • @enicay29
      @enicay29 9 років тому

      Make sure you're pullin' with your elbow and not with your bicep that's it :) go and fix it my friend.

    • @bloodcorer
      @bloodcorer 9 років тому

      Yacine Milano
      I just noticed something. That the reason i cant pull my self up is because iam pulling with arms and not the sides of my back.
      And to achieve that i need to keep elbows as closer as possible to the body without extending them outersides (like many fools do with push ups). And this is why i can go easier on chin ups. Damn iam not sure. Ill start next week again as i got alot of stuff right now. Thank you anyways.

    • @enicay29
      @enicay29 9 років тому +1

      Yeah that's the basic reason , it's holdin' you back, and my recommendation to you is that is better to start with modified pull ups, lats pull down & barbell rows=these exercises are goin' to help u out in order to make a progress in a normal pull up and they would work on the activation of you lats and other muscle groupe. Good luck brow! peace & love .

    • @bloodcorer
      @bloodcorer 9 років тому

      Yacine Milano Thanks again : )

  • @ロクハラタンダイ
    @ロクハラタンダイ 11 років тому

    なるほどね~こうやって少しずつ鍛えていけばいいのか・・・

  • @SAHIMAL
    @SAHIMAL 11 років тому

    this video is exactly what i needed... i can barely do half pull up

  • @Colinforhan
    @Colinforhan 13 років тому

    Can you explain why you should not do pull ups with elbows fully extended? Is it just because that disengages the arms?

  • @wb1847
    @wb1847 4 роки тому

    daniel this old video is still pretty useful

  • @87Tam
    @87Tam 13 років тому

    Dude you got to make a body weight workout schedule and nutrition program for all of us.

  • @justinbalint5314
    @justinbalint5314 6 років тому

    Are u suppose to feel a pump or burn during the exercise?

    • @Beebeepbooboop
      @Beebeepbooboop 6 років тому +2

      Yes you will build a lil bit of muscle too
      Btw can you do a pull-up now?

    • @justinbalint5314
      @justinbalint5314 6 років тому

      ebony black yes but I feel a pump and not a burn

    • @Beebeepbooboop
      @Beebeepbooboop 6 років тому

      Justin Balint I always get burning sensation only when I do high reps along with a good pump too. Btw how many pull-ups can you do now? I finally did a pullup 3 days ago and now I can do 3

    • @justinbalint5314
      @justinbalint5314 6 років тому

      ebony black without weight I can do about 12-14
      But with weight more like 6-8

    • @Beebeepbooboop
      @Beebeepbooboop 6 років тому

      Justin Balint Wow nice bro and how long did it take for you to bust of 10-12 reps?

  • @CirquedJoy
    @CirquedJoy 11 років тому

    We just got a pull up bar for the door way, but the bar is too high for me to reach without standing on my toes and extending my arms all the way. I was wondering what is the best way to jump up without hurting myself?

  • @Skimslife8
    @Skimslife8 12 років тому

    Hey man,I can't get past 10-12 pullups.My goal is about 20.Any advice besides practicing?

  • @大矢哲也-l4y
    @大矢哲也-l4y 10 років тому

    amazing

  • @juneesser692
    @juneesser692 11 років тому

    good man

  • @RCT3andSSfan
    @RCT3andSSfan 11 років тому

    keep your abs contracted... if your core is strong and contracted you should not swing. When doing the pull up try extending your legs and not move them, also contract the core/abs.

  • @markovcornelius
    @markovcornelius 12 років тому

    When I was 12 I can do only 38 Chin Ups. Now(I'm 13), I can do about 44 Pull Ups, and I can do the One Arm Chin Up, Front Levers, Back Levers, Straddled Planche, and Human Flag! (Fact)

  • @youssefsammouh501
    @youssefsammouh501 7 років тому

    thx

  • @jeffheneghan
    @jeffheneghan 12 років тому

    what about having your knuckles facing outwards ???

  • @Darkskate12
    @Darkskate12 11 років тому

    Pull up one of the best exercises for V-shape :)

  • @Inkulabi
    @Inkulabi 9 років тому

    respect!