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Chase Tillett performs a pullup while taking a U.S. Marine Corps physical challenge during an NBA basketball ball game between the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Denver Nuggets in Minneapolis, Minn., Dec. 29, 2010. Tillett, a graduate of Tartan High School, is on the delayed entry program serving as the guide for Recruiting Sub-Station Roseville, Minn., and is scheduled to depart Feb. 7, 2011, for Marine Corps Recruit Training. (DoD photo Staff Sgt. Clinton Firstbrook, U.S. Marine Corps/Released)
This is the first pullup I've ever managed to perform in my entire life. My exercise program is pullups, pushups and squats 3x per week and tabata sprints once a week. I decided to keep it simple with bodyweight exercises so it's easier to do when I'm travelling on business.
The pullup bar is homemade out of 3/4" galvanized steel pipe and joins from Home Depot. Think of it as tinker toys for big boys. :) Simple plans are available through google. I coated the bar with spray-on rubber grip.
The total cost was about $50 in materials. This was less than the $75 + shipping it would have cost for a pullup bar with welded joints. The el-cheapo $20 Gold's Gym bar came apart within the first day (one of the lag bolt heads popped clean off).