Pull-Ups

IN 6 WEEKS TO 20 PULL-UPS!

Are you looking for a new challenge? How about 20 pull-ups in a row?

20 consecutive reps is a great standard to aim for. The vast majority of guys can’t do that. If you get to 20 reps, it tends to be a game changer for your upper body strength.

Appletics Pull-Ups is a training app which has been developed by fitness experts. It will help you develop your strength and physique and to improve your results. Our training program is designed to help you. Follow the program and you'll be able to do 20 pull-ups in 6 weeks! Promised!

PULL-UP: THE KING OF BACK DEVELOPMENT

The pull-up is the best way to work the biggest muscle group in your upper back like the lats. Build these guys up and you’re on your way to a wider torso and impressive physique.

FOR EVERY FITNESS LEVEL THE RIGHT TRAINING PROGRAM

The Appletics Pull-ups App offers a training plan for every fitness level! Whether you already manage 10 pull-ups or not even a single one - if you stick to the training schedule, you'll reach the 20 in 6 weeks!

100% MOTIVATION

This app is not simply and solely about achieving 20 pull-ups. It's also about creating determination and persistence within you! Therefore, even smaller milestones will be rewarded during the workout, helping you staying on track!

STATISTICS AND SUGGESTIONS

The pull-ups app supports and motivates you through accurate analysis and statistics. You will have your key achievements always at hand. The app also offers voice-over guidance and important training tips.

App Features and Benefits:

- Overview of all pull-ups already completed

- Access to individual, performance-pending training programs

- Voice-over coach who keeps you up to date and motivated

- Personal records & statistics

- Motivating Badges for outstanding intermediate successes

So what are you waiting for? Let’s start now!

AS MICHELANGELO ONCE SAID:

“The greater danger for most of us lies not in setting our aim too high and falling short; but in setting our aim too low, and achieving our mark.”