Apps Like 20 Pull Ups Trainer Challenge for iPhone and iPad
Build strength for 20 pull-ups.
The app helps users train their upper body and core to complete 20 pull-ups in 6 weeks. It is tailored for all fitness levels, including a program for those who cannot do a single pull-up.
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Pullups 20+ Lite
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Increase daily pullups with training.
The app provides a six-week training program designed to increase pullups. It includes features such as a pause timer, session reminders, and data export options.
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