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@greg67 Working on rows made my progress in pullups skyrocket. Also - try greasing the groove with starting something like 1 pullup every hour every day. Another way I've seen successful is accumulating volume in unrelated workouts, so if you can do say 8 good reps per set on your pull...

@typingsound At that height and weight you're very skinny, borderline underweight. If you care about same leftover fat just get yourself a dexa body composition scan and see that your body fat percentage is quite low. On another note... I'm 1.75m and weight 20kg more than you and I hover around...

@supperz0nic This is very pretty! As for app with goals/pogressions/achievements... There's Calistree (calistree.com / calistree.app ) by /@0gods4me-deveseleer which has all that, shows skill tree for every exercise, has goals, progressions, achievements... Check it out. I've been using it for...

@yahleel All of those and more. Personally I view easier variations as a base - you have to be able to do more reps and more sets of easier variation than what your goal is. The negatives for me are a bit problematic. I wouldn't use them as a base, more like an accessory. And only do them SLOW...

@brohoho IMHO high rep stuff is mostly endurance training and it's freaking boring. Just switch to harder progression that's more taxing and/or alter tempo (eg 6 sec for lenghtening of muscle and at least 1sec pause for max contraction) and the results will be better than just spamming reps.

@purposelychosen86 Supplement with melatonin. Start with low dose (I think 1mg is available anywhere in the world) and increase in case you need more. Make sure you eat well, don't nap during the day and don't eat at least 2h before getting to sleep.