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A great video of nearly all pullup/chinup variations and exercises to use to try to do pullups/chinups.

I think Rilla will like this.


A few comments:

- the side-to-side pullups they do is different to how I've seen them before... and indeed how I do them. I described the technique I use in a thread Rab created a few weeks ago. But as always this is just another variation to use. I think overall I prefer lowering back down so as to get more pull-ups out of it... I also think it's harder than staying the top and moving side-to-side.

- thick rolling bar is hard as nails. Those of you with Fat Gripz can give it a go. Whilst they don't move much (but they do move a little), you'll find this very tough.

- there's a lean-away pull-up that simply means you actively try to keep your upper body leaning away from the bar. Especially hard on the lowering.

- their pop-out is similar to a (poliquin called) Subscapularis Pull-up, whereby you Pull-up, then at the top position push away and lower under control. If you've never done this before expect some serious DOMs in muscles you didn't know existed!

- not that I've ever done them, but they missed Clap Pull-Ups. I think the Reach Pull-ups is a good way to progress to a Clap Pull-Up.

- A muscle-up is very hard... but even harder on Rings!

- one-arm / two- or even one-finger pullups are missed but tbh you'll not see many people that lift heavy weights (squats, deadlifts etc) doing these.

Have a look at that link when i get a min. Cheers

Good little video for sure.