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Record Pullups
Started by tractor, Nov 13 2006 07:42 PM
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#1
Posted 13 November 2006 - 07:42 PM
Yesterday a teen broke the record for the most pullups. He did 2,354 witch broke it by about 100 pullups. It didn't tell me how long it took him but i can only do 2 before its impossible and it taes me 10 secs per pullup. I think this guy has to be really strong because 2000+ pullups are the hardest thing i could think about. How many pullups can you do? I can do about 2-5 but he did 2,000 without stoping.
#2
Posted 13 November 2006 - 08:33 PM
Wow that's a lot of pull ups. I never really thought of what the record would be. That's pretty amazing. Props to that kid. Do you know how old he was or how much he weighed? I haven't done pull ups in a long time but there is no chance I would have been able to get over 100 let alone 10.
That's just crazy, I wonder if he paused in between after a while.
#3
Posted 13 November 2006 - 10:18 PM
It would be tough. He would have to be strong, yet very thing, since muscle mass weights more than fat and they are not necessarily equally distributed (i.e. gaining a pound of muscle may not allow one to lift that pound along with the other weight that must be compensated for). As long as you're thin, you should be good, but if you go for huge muscles, like pro wrestlers do, you're in trouble. Strong as they may be, I doubt pro wrestlers (and others with huge muscles) could do pull-ups, whether it be because they would tire quickly, not be able to life their entire muscle mass, or not be flexible enough to do so).
This kid would have to have done a lot of weight training, lifting light weights with many, many repetitions. It builds the kind of endurance needed for such a thing as 2000+ pull-ups. Personally, I can do about 5, taking maybe two seconds for the first two, three for the third, five for the fourth, and up to seven for the last.
This kid would have to have done a lot of weight training, lifting light weights with many, many repetitions. It builds the kind of endurance needed for such a thing as 2000+ pull-ups. Personally, I can do about 5, taking maybe two seconds for the first two, three for the third, five for the fourth, and up to seven for the last.
#4
Posted 13 November 2006 - 11:30 PM
Wow, that is a whole lota pullups
Bet he worked hard for that one, if i had predicted what the record is i would of guessed 600-700 
I sometimes do pullups, i do sets of 15, with 1-2 mins rest inbetween
havn't done them in 2 weeks or so though
been hitting the gym more instead
I sometimes do pullups, i do sets of 15, with 1-2 mins rest inbetween
#5
Posted 13 November 2006 - 11:55 PM
Plenoptic, on Nov 13 2006, 12:33 PM, said:
Do you know how old he was or how much he weighed?
Plenoptic, on Nov 13 2006, 12:33 PM, said:
I wonder if he paused in between after a while.
#7
Posted 14 November 2006 - 02:11 AM
tractor, on Nov 13 2006, 06:55 PM, said:
He was in his teens my guess is 16 or 17 it didn't want to give all the info cause people would go rape him or somthing. But im guessing not 18 cause he would be old and not 13 cause he couldn't last.
I don't quite think that he has to worry about being raped if he can do that many pull ups. I am sure he probably was a small kid like Cebral said because you don't have to pull all that much up and adding on muscle won't hurt you too much if you aren't fat.
#9
Posted 15 November 2006 - 07:54 AM
Same ghost. I suck at pullups. THis kid is amazing he must be skinny and tall. I don't know but i think he can't be to big because he would have some fat that weights alot and it would be impossible. My problem is the bar is always in the wrong place. To high or to low.
#10
Posted 15 November 2006 - 09:49 AM
WHOA how many pullups did you say? 2000+ pullups thats amazing and sounds unbelievable. The guy must be very strong but must have been lean as well coz I personally believe that the more muscle mass you have, the lesser marathon feats you can perform. A heavy mascular guy can very well do a bench press of about 400 pounds but 2000+ pullups is out of the question. Moreover I hope the guy who made this record did this without any steriods
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