Strength base program

20+ PULL-UPS
& 40+ DIPS

Build strength. Work toward more reps.

20+ Pull-Ups and 40+ Dips original program cover

I built this program to develop your pulling and pushing strength, with 20+ pull-ups and 40+ dips as the training goals

3–4 workouts per weekPull & push in every session

$34.99

Your training focus

STRENGTH FOR
MORE REPS

This program is for people who want to increase their pull-up and dip capacity and build a strength base for further skill work. The rep counts are targets to work toward.

The goals

PULL STRONGER
PUSH STRONGER

Pulling strength

20+ Pull-Ups

Work toward 20 or more pull-ups

Pushing strength

40+ Dips

Work toward 40 or more dips

How you train

PULL & PUSH
IN EVERY SESSION

My program combines pulling and pushing exercises in each workout, with training days adjusted around your recovery

3–4 workouts per week
A weekly structure focused on building strength and increasing repetitions
Combined sessions
Pulling and pushing exercises together in every workout
Recovery guides your schedule
Adjust your training days according to how you recover

Build your base first

PREPARE FOR
THE SKILLS AHEAD

Develop your strength base first, then move toward advanced skill work such as front lever and planche.

20+ Pull-Ups & 40+ Dips

BUILD YOUR
STRENGTH BASE

3–4 workouts per week
Pull and push in every session

$34.99

20+ PULL-UPS 40+ DIPS
$34.99

STRENGTH BASE PROGRAM — 20+ Pull‑Ups & 40+ Dips

Goal Increase strength and reps: pull‑ups ≥20, dips ≥40. Prepare for advanced skills (front lever, planche).

Format 3–4 workouts/week. Combine pull and push each session. Adjust days by recovery.

Goal progression Build this base first, then move to advanced skill work.

20+ PULL-UPS 40+ DIPS
$34.99

STRENGTH BASE PROGRAM — 20+ Pull‑Ups & 40+ Dips

Goal Increase strength and reps: pull‑ups ≥20, dips ≥40. Prepare for advanced skills (front lever, planche).

Format 3–4 workouts/week. Combine pull and push each session. Adjust days by recovery.

Goal progression Build this base first, then move to advanced skill work.