Why are chinups so exhausting compared to dips? I mean if feels

Very large ROM if done properly would be my guess. I also find pull ups easier than chin ups, but that's probably just because I train them more.

>>38504370
I can only do like 5 proper pull ups, is half assed form useful to increase my number of pull pups?

I don't find chins exhausting at all

>>38504383
Probably not. I'd recommend doing assisted reps with resistance bands over reducing the ROM.

>>38504282

Chins are peculiar.
The first few reps are real easy. But after the 8th rep they get really heavy.

I also find that I have to rest a real long time after a set to recover fully. Why is this?

because you're not good at them.

>>38504282
Because, if done properly, they engage quite a few muscle groups at the same time

>>38504426
>I also find that I have to rest a real long time after a set to recover fully. Why is this?
Same here. I can do one set of 15 without too much trouble, but can't get 3 sets of 10 without taking a pretty lonmg break in between sets

>>38504370
For me, I find chin ups easier than pullups

>>38504282
I find dips more exhausting than pull ups. But then again, I'm at 65 lb + bw for dips and only 50 lb + bw for pull ups for 10 reps.

>>38504468
Because most compounds require long rests in between sets once you're out of baby weight territory. Even bench and ohp require 5 minute rests for me if I want to do, say, 3X5@85%1RM.