I mean, if you're already doing 100+ in push-ups in sit-ups, consider doing it that and increasing by atleast 25 per month. Pull-ups are a different story, because they are a different beast to most ppl.
I grew up doing that shyt, so push-ups/pull-ups ain't shyt to me. But I'm not everybody. It's better, safer, and more efficient to gradually increase. I made this thread with the assumption of doing it everyday and maybe taking weekends off, but in reality, doing it every other day would be better for beginners. And splitting it up between push-ups, pull-ups, dips, and something likd lunges might be a better strategy
Me personally, I'm trying to do at least 300 push-ups a day no matter what body part I workout at the gym. But that's me. Never try to compete with the next man, that leads to injuries. Work your way up to a goal, it's more satisfying once you accomplish it