Don't give up, just to let you know, you are being watched also from far away :) Greetings from Northern Europe. I will keep track on your progress. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step - as that Chinese proverb went by - so is your journey of million pullups! Amazing, that is a tough feat. I have done maybe a little bit over 1000 in my entire life of 26 yrs, from about majority of those were performed in physical education lessons so dictated by my sports teacher not by my free choice. But you are an inspiration, I might start doing pullups on my own. My main focus is distance running, which i am doing regularly 5-6 days a week (just for health, not an elite or anything, but pullups could definitely help improve my physique and overall strength). Important: in the end when you finish the millionth pullup, in the next video you have to put a short comparison of some photos how your body looked before the 1st pullup of the challenge versus how it looked after the seven digit one. I believe there will be a MASSIVE difference. Take care and God bless
Thanks for your support man and glad to hear I can be an inspiration. Get out there and become the person you want to be! I'm no one special. So if I can do 1,000,000 pull-ups, just imagine what you can do once you put your mind to it. Go chase your dreams!
What's the reason behind the goal of 1.000.000 pull ups? What's your why? I know discipline is the most important thing and even if it is not super difficult to be disciplined for something you don't really see the sense in doing. I learned that it shure as shit helps and that makes the last 50 pull-ups at 2 in the morning (or whatever ones dream is) a hell of a lot more sensical and easier to get over with.
This is an incredibly difficult question to answer. It's not something I could easily answer in a comment or even a dedicated video. Eventually I would like to make a video addressing the "why", but I need time to formulate my thoughts into the right words. I don't want to leave you with no answer, but I can at least try and paint part of the picture for you: Here, I find my happiness, in the pursuit of it.
crazy goal man !!
Great speech dude keep going
My respect just increased!!Being in a positive frame of mind after starting a day rough is not something everyone can do!! More strength to you man 💪💪
Don't give up, just to let you know, you are being watched also from far away :) Greetings from Northern Europe. I will keep track on your progress. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step - as that Chinese proverb went by - so is your journey of million pullups! Amazing, that is a tough feat. I have done maybe a little bit over 1000 in my entire life of 26 yrs, from about majority of those were performed in physical education lessons so dictated by my sports teacher not by my free choice. But you are an inspiration, I might start doing pullups on my own. My main focus is distance running, which i am doing regularly 5-6 days a week (just for health, not an elite or anything, but pullups could definitely help improve my physique and overall strength).
Important: in the end when you finish the millionth pullup, in the next video you have to put a short comparison of some photos how your body looked before the 1st pullup of the challenge versus how it looked after the seven digit one. I believe there will be a MASSIVE difference. Take care and God bless
Thanks for your support man and glad to hear I can be an inspiration. Get out there and become the person you want to be!
I'm no one special. So if I can do 1,000,000 pull-ups, just imagine what you can do once you put your mind to it. Go chase your dreams!
That’s amazing.
What's the reason behind the goal of 1.000.000 pull ups?
What's your why?
I know discipline is the most important thing and even if it is not super difficult to be disciplined for something you don't really see the sense in doing. I learned that it shure as shit helps and that makes the last 50 pull-ups at 2 in the morning (or whatever ones dream is) a hell of a lot more sensical and easier to get over with.
This is an incredibly difficult question to answer. It's not something I could easily answer in a comment or even a dedicated video. Eventually I would like to make a video addressing the "why", but I need time to formulate my thoughts into the right words.
I don't want to leave you with no answer, but I can at least try and paint part of the picture for you:
Here, I find my happiness, in the pursuit of it.
@@DylansTheory Awesome. Best of discipline to you 😄👍
2% better than 0% buddy