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Tips on going from zero to ten pull ups

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String21 days ago

Free feet shots in this economy!?

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Brian21 days ago

Think of it like the free samples they have in Costco

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💯JG805💯20 days ago

Great tips. It was really helpful for me when I first started working out putting a pull up bar in a doorway at my house. A few times a day I would do a few reps. Never to failure, just practicing the movement.

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Brian20 days ago

Getting a feeling for the movement is just about as important as actually getting stronger

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Jack Kneeland20 days ago

You shouldn’t try to do a pull up from a dead hang. You should go from a dead hang to an active hang and do the pull up from there. Same when you finish a rep. Go down strait arm to active hang. That’s enough

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Ren-Den20 days ago

You dropped your crown king

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Brian20 days ago

😊

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💯Beemer💯20 days ago

Thats a great queue for chest up & pull the bar down to your chest. Thanks!

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Brian20 days ago

TY, I hope it's helpful for some

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Don Badgering 🇵🇸🇺🇦🏳️‍🌈🌊🤔21 days ago

I’ve been dealing with tendinitis like a MFer while trying to get my pull-ups up. One day I’ll get 14 pull-ups then my next Pull day, my joints hurt so badly in my arms that 3 pull-ups feels like a f**king mission! Progressive overload is a fail when I have this inconsistency.

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