willpeavy wrote:did 119 pullups in 60 minutes
Pullups not pushups

But that's 12 more than last time, and it's not 12, but only 9 days later, so you're good in schedule so far

Go for the world record! Vegan Power!

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Jay wrote:There's a lot of discussion board posts saying Jack Lalanne supposedly did 1000 in 82 minutes. I recall the record for doing them straight without stopping is supposedly 360 by someone with an asian name which I can't remember.willpeavy wrote:Sun Dec 04
I just did 107 pullups in one hour
The world record for pullups in one hour is 470 - see http://www.chattanoogan.com/articles/article_71580.asp - which means that I'm 363 reps short of the record. If I'm able to improve my reps/hour max by an average of 1 rep per day, then in a year I would be able to compete with the record. I decided I'm going to start training for that
Daywalker wrote:willpeavy wrote:did 119 pullups in 60 minutes
Pullups not pushups
But that's 12 more than last time, and it's not 12, but only 9 days later, so you're good in schedule so far
Go for the world record! Vegan Power!
Daywalker wrote:Awesome, Will!
How many do you do in a row and how long are your breaks?
Do you warm up before you start the 60min count?
jonathan wrote:alex - i love your signature! dodgeball is a great movie
nice chins will - someday, when i have a few days free afterwards to recover, i may attempt such a feat![]()
jonathan
Jay wrote:Will, concerning record chinup performances, these links might interest you. In the first that guy did over 200 nonstop in his 60's.
http://www.aafla.org/SportsLibrary/IGH/ ... H0101f.pdf
http://www128.pair.com/r3d4k7/Chinups.html
Daywalker wrote:Great!
Pull ups are considerably harder than chin ups!
Awesome!
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