Pull-ups -- both underhand and overhand -- are a significant part of my workout. I find them great for biceps and back, in particular.
I use a free-standing pull-up bar -- I think the ones that you squeeze between the door are unreliable, they collapse.
So far, my best has been 32 consecutive pull-ups (underhand) and 25 consecutive pull-ups (overhand).
Usually, I do a minimum 5 sets of 20, sometimes 10 sets of 20. They are tiring, but are worth it. They give an awesome pump.
Would like to know what the rest of you think. I use free weights, of course, along with machines, but just wondering how you think pull-ups compare. Thanks....
I use a free-standing pull-up bar -- I think the ones that you squeeze between the door are unreliable, they collapse.
So far, my best has been 32 consecutive pull-ups (underhand) and 25 consecutive pull-ups (overhand).
Usually, I do a minimum 5 sets of 20, sometimes 10 sets of 20. They are tiring, but are worth it. They give an awesome pump.
Would like to know what the rest of you think. I use free weights, of course, along with machines, but just wondering how you think pull-ups compare. Thanks....