Each workout will likely take between 35-45 minutes (excluding additional exercises, mobility work, warm-up or cool-down). When you are starting out, your workouts might take longer. As you become more familiar with the exercises, the overall length of time might decrease. That being said, your top priority should be making sure that you are performing 100% of your reps with proper form. Do not rush, and be present both physically and mentally.
A general guideline is 4-8 weeks. Some phases may be faster and some slower depending on your fitness level and technical ability. It is not a race, so take your time. Most exercises can be made more challenging by adding more resistance (or a band) or by altering the tempo. For pull-up regressions, if you can hold for the recommended time or can perform the reps with good form, you can move on to the next phase’s regression.
Yes. It includes exercises that address the full body. That being said, if you have any muscle groups (or movements) you wish to target to a larger degree, you are welcome to perform additional exercises after you have completed the recommended workout from The Ultimate Pull-Up Program or you can perform other exercises on “off days.” While the program will absolutely address physique-related goals, you can perform additional exercises.
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