This will help a ton of people !
If anyone out there wants to learn pull ups , here is how I learned mine : PULL UPS : 1: Dead Hangs : Passive and Active 2: Scapula Pull/Shrugs 3: Australian Pull Ups 4: Supinated and Pronated Holds (chest to bar hold) 5: Negative Pull Ups 6: Resistance Band Pull Ups 7: Pull Ups
After 2 months of practice, finally I can do 4 pull ups in one go, keep practicing Broda out there
Thank you for this video! I'm 47 and starting out like a baby LOL on my pull-up bar at home
Great advice and badly needed. Thanks
I actually built my strength doing so many variation and reps of pull downs-‘wide, close grip and progressively increased weight….this built my back strength… This helped me tremendously- once i got on pull up bar- it was so easy
F, 43. Just got a gym membership for the first time in my life. First day of workout, 1st of Aug. Thanks for the tip 🎉👍
Negative changed my pull up life🔥🔱
Thank you! My goal is to be able to do pull ups by April and this is extremely helpful!
This is great
Thanks, now I can do 1 pull up I will try 15 tomorrow remember guys stay safe.
That’s brilliant! I can’t think why I never consulted YT on how to do this before. Thanks! 🙏
i was around 260 lbs and was never able to do a pull up. ive recently lost 70 lbs over the past year and i was able to do one. i found out by accident but it was pretty cool.
Thank you so much for sharing.
Thanks bro!
I actually finally made one thanks
The assisted pullup machine at my gym really helped me build pullup and chinup strength
That’s what negatives are! Been doing some dumb shit instead for the past week and a half 🤣 life saver bro!
Negatives are so underrated. I started doing them for a while and someday I tried to do a pull up (which never worked before) and I just did a full pull up 😂
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