Pull ups: 20 pull-ups trainer

Name: Pull ups: 20 pull-ups trainer
Rating: 4.9 (1377 reviews)
Author: FITNESS22 LTD

By: FITNESS22 LTD

0-20 Pull up challenge

Features & Capabilities

Pull ups: 20 pull-ups trainer guides beginners from zero to 20 pull-ups in 20 weeks with 20-minute workouts, three sessions per week, and a personal audio coach that tells you exactly how many reps to perform, when to rest, and when to resume.

The app includes music-friendly workouts, badges and motivation to celebrate wins, Apple Health integration, and cross-device support, making a simple, enjoyable plan to build a stronger upper body—even if you never liked exercising.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Sports Education

By:

FITNESS22 LTD

Rating:

4.90

(1,377)

Version:

8.004 Last updated: 2018-09-05

Version code:

841429132

Creation date:

2013-04-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

77.43MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 49,183 ▲ 30

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Developed by:

FITNESS22 LTD

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pull-ups-20-pull-ups-trainer/id612904272

Website:

http://fitness22.com

User Reviews

Users praise its simple, beginner-friendly interface and realistic, progressive workouts that steadily increase pull-up reps and back strength. It’s easy to use and focused, delivering results without fluff. However, recurring complaints about paywalls after a short trial, premium features removing access after updates, and reliability issues temper the enthusiasm. A few reviews note the plan stops at intermediate and lacks a deeper regimen. Overall, it’s strong for gradual progression if you’re comfortable with the cost and occasional software issues.

Pros

Realistic, gradual progression that avoids overtraining
Simple to use with a clean interface
Effective at increasing pull-up reps / building back strength
Beginner-friendly and good for getting started
Focused, no-frills program that delivers results

Cons

Paywalls and premium features after a short trial; forced to pay for full program
Updates or purchases can remove access; difficulties restoring purchases
Reliability issues such as crashes or instability around upgrade/purchase
Not ideal for absolute beginners / progression stops at intermediate
Lacks a deeper regimen or advanced progression beyond intermediate

Recent reviews

App helps with pull ups

by do*****, 2025-09-11

Beginning plan. Week 1 day 1…. Do 6 pulls ups. Umm, if I could do 6 pull ups I would not be using a training app. Lol

by Ha*****, 2024-09-26

Had this app for years but this is actually the first time I’ve stuck with it for a bit as I’ve wanted to focus on pull-ups/chin-ups specifically after losing so much ground over the last year and resuming my climbing. So far, the progression is actually realistic and slow because many apps I’ve found, it’s like they think you can gain strength and muscle within 24 hours and I’d get discouraged doing the same week or day over and over. Not this app. For me, when it says a number of reps for pull-ups, I do that number of reps, rest 10 seconds, and then also do that number of reps as chin ups before moving on in order to get both.