PPD: Pull Ups, Push Ups & Dips
YPs this is a blog/workout for all you young professionals that consider yourselves workout buffs. I do a total of 100 pull-ups, 300 push-ups, and 200 dips in 10 supersets. I have a love hate relationship with this workout because it is so grueling but once I’m finished, I feel like a beast! This workout will definitely demand a lot out of you but it’s all worth it at the end of the day. I start out with 10 pull-ups, then 30 push-ups, and then 20 dips which is 0ne set and I do 9 more sets in the same rotation with minimum rest. Meaning, the only rest I really get is walking from one exercise to the other but of course I may take more rest than I need to depending on how I feel that day. After I complete my 10 sets I’m not done because I do some additional back and bicep exercises to complete my back and bicep workout day. It typically takes me a little over an hour to complete everything which includes 300 ab moves to finish off the workout.
YPRuck, Youngprofessionals Writer
YPRuck’s Workout: Back Day
- 10 Pull-Ups, 30 Push-Ups, 20 Dips – 10 Sets (Total=100 Pull-Ups, 300 Push-Ups, 200 Dips)
- Single Arm Bicep Curls (On Hoist
- Machine) and Back Raises - 4 SuperSets (Curls=20 reps, Back Raises=10 reps holding 25 lb plate)
- Back Cable Flys & Bicep Curls(Using Rope on Cable machine) – 4 SuperSets (Curls=30-35 reps with low weight, Flys=12-15 reps)
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i def like the whole routine thing going on but i dont want to b all buff we will b old professionals some day …but i like your routine it shows discipline…. i ahve a abb routine just ass abusive but def affective keep it up
Thank you:)
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