Would be surprised if it is more than 30 honestly.

 

Pushups?

 

How about squats then? I watched Sakkari front squat 90 kg comfortably

 

i may be off topic here however

 

Oh god ... I hope that doesn't make his 'injury' worse that caused him to miss the WTF.

 

Can I go a bit off-topic as well? Remember when Federer defeated Isner at the Laver Cup and Team Europe celebrated by doing push ups together? (12:40 on the video) It was a nice moment, unless you were supporting Team World.

 

More on topic, this is an interview Federer once gave about his training.
With regard to push ups, he said, 'I’m terrible at push-ups. I never do them. If you could do 100 in a row I’d be so impressed. That to me is like the ultimate fitness test. My coach was doing 650 every day in January — he was completely broken at the end.'

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A lot of these skinny lightweight guys could probably do quite a few pull-ups, but I think ~12-18 clean ones may be more realistic than 30. The dynamics of that movement are so different than push-ups.

Alcaraz is prolly real mean with a pull-up bar.

 

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Tennis players dont do 30 pullups if they dont train specifically for that. Thats more climbers or wrestlers level. Pushups than again those guys should do over 100 with a reasonable training effort.

 

Other than for the body to look better, pullups are useless for tennis players. Harmful in large numbers, stiffening those muscles which need to be quick and elastic.
Pushups are OK but hardly ideal. There are better, tennis-specific fitness excercises, focused on particular muscle groups which general excercises like pushups work out together, with less efficiency and taking more time.

 

I can do 40 clean pushups but only 8 clean pullups lol

 

Supinated pull-ups with your hands pretty far away are not that difficult.

 

Depends, are we talking about Fucsovics or Nick Kyrgios?

 

Pullups are one of the absolute best exercises, but I assume, from a tennis player's perspective, it's seen as promoting mass which just makes them heavier and potentially slower, with negligible benefit (if any) to their tennis.

 

I think 60 pushup with good form should be expected of they do them regularly.

Pull ups are a different kettle of fish

 

I think 60 pushup with good form should be expected of they do them regularly.

Pull ups are a different kettle of fish

Define good form? I can't imagine any single player doing 60 push-ups with following form requirements:
-elbows stay over the wrists at all times
-hollow body
-chest/chin to floor
I'd estimate most would do 10-15.

The pushup is one of the most disrespected exercises, but it's quite tough if done properly 😅

Pull-ups probably the same 10-15 range.

 

I can do 30 push-ups in a row and like 10 pull-ups on a good day. Pull-ups are way harder for me, especially after skipping back workouts for weeks.