I never used gloves in training, only in my one hour attempt. Then I
used open fingered cycling gloves. Definately not the best. I got
big blisters on the ends of my fingers at about 45 minutes of
pulling.

I think an interesting strategy would be to hold back and make the
last 10 minutes produce more pullups than the earlier 10 minute
segments. We have speculated that this would produce a higher
result, but who has the courage to try it?

--- In STREND@yahoogroups.com, "Matt" <skate_94538@...> wrote:
>
> Thanks Greg,
> but I wish I could find a way to keep the skin from tearing and
> blistering after about 200 or so. How do you do it? I have never
> been a glove guy, but I better figure something out soon for the
> April 30th one hour. Perhaps some thin bike gloves?
>
> Today's stats:
>
> 47 @ 2:00
> 151 @ 10:00
> 287 @ 20:00
> 300 @ 21:00
> 331 @ 23:00
> 361 @ 25:00
> 385 @ 26:00 Did about 5 quick sets of 4 or 5 with short rest the
> last 70 seconds or so.
> No sense going four more minutes tearing up my hands as I will
save
> that for Sunday
> Hoping to hit about 290 at the 20:00 mark and go from there.
>
> Then I can get back to a month of strength/endurance training with
> heavier weights not max power but with +50, 35 and heavier low
rows
> etc.
>
> By the way here is an easy record to break the one minute record
> the 3:00 is tough but 101-102 seems possible if spread out between
4
> declining sets of shorter and shorter rest periods.
>
> Matt
>
>
> --- In STREND@yahoogroups.com, "greg_damian" <greg_damian@> wrote:
> >
> > Nice job.
> >
>