View Full Version
:
Pull Ups / Chin Ups
TracerFX
06-18-2009, 11:10 AM
1) How often do you do these?
2) What's your preference?
3) How many is the average you can do for each?
4) Gym / Home / Jungle Gym?
SkinnyPupp
06-18-2009, 11:16 AM
1) Just about every workout I do some variety
2) I like underhand because they're easier (so I can load more weight on)
3) I don't know.. I think at my peak I was adding like 10-15KG with a belt and I was over 190 lbs..
4) Gym
That was fun
Ducdesmo
06-18-2009, 03:17 PM
I do these about once or twice a week. I do BOTH chin/pull ups on the same day on one of those chin up bars that I installed between my doorway. I typically do 4 sets of 8's.
6insomnia9
06-18-2009, 03:29 PM
1. barely.
2. Doesn't matter
3. 40+ pushups 20+ chinups
4. gym
Ulic Qel-Droma
06-18-2009, 04:34 PM
1) How often do you do these?
2) What's your preference?
3) How many is the average you can do for each?
4) Gym / Home / Jungle Gym?
1) a lot, I have a widegrip bar at home just for that purpose.
2) wide grip pullups, i almost never do chinups.
3) I do around 18 widegrip pullups, all the way down and all the way up
4) gym and home
widegrip pullups are the best, works your entire back, gives you huge lats too.
RRxtar
06-18-2009, 05:06 PM
1) I do at least a couple sets of one type or another every day Im in the gym. Even on non-back day.
2) My favorite is Parallel grip. I think underhand works your arms more. Overhand works your back more. Wide really works your back.
3) Lots of all except wide grip. So I do wide grip ones on the lat pull down machine
4) yes/yes/yes.
jakobi
06-18-2009, 05:36 PM
1) i do them 4x a week....
2) L pullup is my fav
3)weighted wide grip chins bw+45lbsx6
weighted close grip chins bw + 100lbs x 6
L pullups bw + 60lbs vest x 6
4) i do them at gym plus at home
SkinnyPupp
06-18-2009, 07:06 PM
So me and Jakobi are the only ones who add weight to their chins? Guys you better get your act together, it's a great compound exercise, and it's kind of a waste to always be doing a 20 light weight reps. That is, if your goal is to get big and strong, and not to just be able to do 20 light weight reps.
RacePace
06-18-2009, 07:45 PM
I add 10 pounds to my chins
I'm still fairly weak on pullups
rslater
06-18-2009, 08:59 PM
I had a 45 plate to wide grip - 3 sets of 8.
Also had 55 to my dips.
RRxtar
06-18-2009, 09:21 PM
So me and Jakobi are the only ones who add weight to their chins? Guys you better get your act together, it's a great compound exercise, and it's kind of a waste to always be doing a 20 light weight reps. That is, if your goal is to get big and strong, and not to just be able to do 20 light weight reps.
maybe neither one of you weigh 340lbs?
Ulic Qel-Droma
06-18-2009, 09:53 PM
yeah i would but i don't have chains. i'll start adding weight once i can do 20 no problem. i do them as my first warm up exercise usually.
hal0g0dv2
06-18-2009, 10:10 PM
1, I super set pull ups with chest, cause i do back on that day also. i will usually do pull ups at the start since i find i am dead towards the end
2, overhand, i find this stretches my lats out the best, i might do some underhand for arm day
3, i can do 12 without weight but i can do 50pounds for 4 or 5 if i push it, use to be able to do a lot more but i weight a lot more
4, Gym
TracerFX
06-19-2009, 11:19 PM
:thumbsup: on the info guys, just wanted to see what the norm was for RS on this.
As for me,
1) I do it every other day or every 2 days, alternating between pull ups and chin ups
2) I prefer chins just cause its less stress on my right shoulder, got to the point of almost dislocating the shoulder 5 years back from a pick up game with huge black guys haha
3) no extra weight added, 16 chins on avg, 11 pull ups if i dont feel my right shoulder giving way.
4) Jungle gym only, iffy on getting a bar at home since the door frame doesnt look like it'll hold.
Berzerker
06-20-2009, 12:17 PM
1. Never I do lat pulldowns instead and other things for my arms.
3. Probably 6-10 wide grip pullups, no idea on chinups.
4. Gym only
5. I really need to work my back more lol.
Berz out.
BlackV62K2
06-20-2009, 02:20 PM
1. Never
2. Different types of grip lat pulldown, bent over rows
3. 8-10 reps of every exercise I do
4. Gym only
hal0g0dv2
06-20-2009, 11:17 PM
1. Never I do lat pulldowns instead and other things for my arms.
3. Probably 6-10 wide grip pullups, no idea on chinups.
4. Gym only
5. I really need to work my back more lol.
Berz out.
you find latpull works your arms good ?
mgarba
06-21-2009, 08:20 PM
I do tons of back.
20 wide grips pullups, dynamic pull ups (which are basically exploding up, and letting go of the bar with your hands to catch back on coming down).
Weighted pullups and chins 45lbs plate, deadlifts, bent over rows.
Sick back work out is bamming out wide grip pull ups til exhaustion, and then hitting some cable back rows, going back and forth with 20-30 second breaks in between.
B-DiZzLe
06-21-2009, 08:38 PM
1) once/twice a week
2) pull ups
3) first set I do 15 reps, then I gradually add... my last set is 45lb plate 6-8 times (4 or 5 sets)
4) Gym
Alpine50
06-21-2009, 09:51 PM
1) How often do you do these?
2) What's your preference?
3) How many is the average you can do for each?
4) Gym / Home / Jungle Gym?
1) back days
2) i usually do all grips
3) not very much like 5-10 clean
4)home/gym
RAYClovis
06-22-2009, 10:22 AM
:P Good to see that you're still trying to stay in shape, TracerFX. This is from back when I was still hitting the gym. (Not anymore ever since practices started becoming four times a week for me.)
1) Whenever I hit the gym, that is, usually MWF.
2) Regular-grip pull-ups and close-grip chin-ups, still trying to get enough strength for wide-grip
3) Not much each session, 4x6 pull-ups and/or 4x8 chin-ups unweighted. Weighted pull-up, 20 pounds with the result of 2x5 before my fingers fail me. (Stupidly underweight, that I am.)
4) Gym
Berzerker
06-22-2009, 03:11 PM
you find latpull works your arms good ?
Lol No I do arms on thier own and never feel a need to to chinups. There are better things to do that those :D
Berz out.
WHEYsted
06-22-2009, 03:49 PM
1) How often do you do these?
2) What's your preference?
3) How many is the average you can do for each?
4) Gym / Home / Jungle Gym?
1) Everyday
2)L Pull Ups
3)20-40
4) Gym and at home
L0uie69
06-22-2009, 04:20 PM
once or twice a month, pull ups +45 x 5 , chin ups:+60 x 5, gym
SkinnyPupp
06-22-2009, 08:21 PM
Once a month, why bother? :lol
TracerFX
06-24-2009, 05:27 AM
:P Good to see that you're still trying to stay in shape, TracerFX.
lol yeah, trying to stay in shape strength wise...I'm shit for stamina now that i'm db-less for 8 plus months on this godforsaken oven city. I'll be back July 5th. :thumbsup:
You might just beat me on time trials :haha:
once or twice a month, pull ups +45 x 5 , chin ups:+60 x 5, gym
Once a month and you can do 5 sets of 45 pulls???
I cant decide whether you are:
a) a monster to be able to do 45 pull ups after not doing one for 30 days
b) lazy coz its once or twice a month.
c) you weigh 90 pounds or less?
d) ASSISTED pull ups?
either way, thats fucked up, and ditto on why bother.
L0uie69
06-24-2009, 09:34 AM
Once a month and you can do 5 sets of 45 pulls???
I cant decide whether you are:
a) a monster to be able to do 45 pull ups after not doing one for 30 days
b) lazy coz its once or twice a month.
c) you weigh 90 pounds or less?
d) ASSISTED pull ups?
either way, thats fucked up, and ditto on why bother.
+45 as in BW+45lbs,
whats the point in doing the same exercise day in and day out? am i going to get a bigger/stronger back doing chinups/pull ups everyday whereas if i switched over to heavy bb rows,t-bar rows, chest supported rows and adding pullups and chins here and there?
TracerFX
06-30-2009, 11:40 PM
+45 as in BW+45lbs,
whats the point in doing the same exercise day in and day out? am i going to get a bigger/stronger back doing chinups/pull ups everyday whereas if i switched over to heavy bb rows,t-bar rows, chest supported rows and adding pullups and chins here and there?
My bad, I read that wrong, because 5 sets of 45/60 is crazy :haha:
vBulletin® v3.8.11, Copyright ©2000-2026, vBulletin Solutions Inc.