Uploaded February 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Have you been wondering how to increase pull up reps fast? This video explains a method that I've used multiple times to increase my pull up reps. And I didn't even realize it until now, but this method is the most effective way I've found to do it. It's really 2 training principles that go hand in hand:
1. High frequency
2. Submaximal sets
That's it! I've used this while doing purposeful "greasing the groove" and training submaximal sets multiple times a day (usually around 6-12 sets). I also used these principles without even realizing it when I built my backyard pull up bar because I was practicing every day and not repping until failure. And I ALSO used this method when I did my 100 push ups and pull ups a day challenge. Each time I used these concepts, my reps went up FAST.
I hope you find the advice helpful!
-Ryan
⏩⏩⏩ Get 10% OFF BaseBlocks calisthenics equipment with my promo code MTG10 at checkout! https://baseblocks.fit
You can also follow me here:
Instagram: goo.gl/7n5Nmn
Facebook: goo.gl/ZdJL3H
Do you appreciate my fitness and nutritional advice and want a way to support my channel? PayPal makes it fast and easy. Donations, large or small, are ALL appreciated: paypal.me/minusthegym Thank you! ❤️
My Greasing the Groove video: youtu.be/cGsgxPO92vw
My 100 Reps a Day video: youtu.be/akfLz4dJuoY
My Pullup bar: amzn.to/31N9dkH
Have you been wondering how to increase pull up reps fast? This video explains a method that I've used multiple times to increase my pull up reps. And I didn't even realize it until now, but this method is the most effective way I've found to do it. It's really 2 training principles that go hand in hand:
1. High frequency
2. Submaximal sets
That's it! I've used this while doing purposeful "greasing the groove" and training submaximal sets multiple times a day (usually around 6-12 sets). I also used these principles without even realizing it when I built my backyard pull up bar because I was practicing every day and not repping until failure. And I ALSO used this method when I did my 100 push ups and pull ups a day challenge. Each time I used these concepts, my reps went up FAST.
I hope you find the advice helpful!
-Ryan
