Well you SHOULD keep a slight bend in the Elbows.Don't sweat this. Start from a full hang, so that your shoulder blades are stretched, but do NOT straighten your arms, keep them bent slightly in the low position. Also, maintain some tension in your upper back so that in the low position, you aren't "dead hanging", which can put a lot of stress on your tendons and shoulder girdle. i.e. keep your shoulder girdle tight and your elbows bent slightly, but allow your scapulae to stretch downward.
go here and read this link from a guy with over 25 years training experiene, he got this information from Rippetoe. I copied and pasted it for reference in my last post. If you hang fully you place a full sheer on the elbows.
You can do all sorts of different grips which will work different areas. What he was just doing will focus more on Triceps and Biceps. The wider he goes the more it will focus on lats and chest. (shoulder width and beyond)
That is close grip pull-ups. A chin-up is palms facing away and when performed narrow uses more forearms, when wide lats more. A fair effort though what is your age and weight?
Yeah, pullups are where your palms face away from you. The both are relatively simular though. You should spread your grip to maybe a little bit wider that shoulder-width to prevent injury during the pullups!
You should hold your position on your last rep. Makes a world of a difference.
thehottyguy23 2 years ago
bud the arms need to be extended
058845 4 years ago
Well you SHOULD keep a slight bend in the Elbows.Don't sweat this. Start from a full hang, so that your shoulder blades are stretched, but do NOT straighten your arms, keep them bent slightly in the low position. Also, maintain some tension in your upper back so that in the low position, you aren't "dead hanging", which can put a lot of stress on your tendons and shoulder girdle. i.e. keep your shoulder girdle tight and your elbows bent slightly, but allow your scapulae to stretch downward.
5X5Rocks 3 years ago
i didnt mean the elbows. his arms are to close to each other. they need to spread out
058845 3 years ago
I hear you pal, this is useful great tips. Thanks.
trueno1983 3 years ago
go here and read this link from a guy with over 25 years training experiene, he got this information from Rippetoe. I copied and pasted it for reference in my last post. If you hang fully you place a full sheer on the elbows.
5X5Rocks 3 years ago
You can do all sorts of different grips which will work different areas. What he was just doing will focus more on Triceps and Biceps. The wider he goes the more it will focus on lats and chest. (shoulder width and beyond)
ich1banGT1 2 years ago
wow the bar is pretty low
cito35th 4 years ago
What's the big deal? Bodyweight chins aren't that difficult if you're in shape. Add a 45lb plate and post that.
orbiitalsp3 4 years ago
your clearly jumping from the ground... ()_()
Ryanlax1 4 years ago
look at my part 2 bro!
trueno1983 4 years ago
this is a fuckin CHINUP....if u dont know the difference then stfu and stop posting
josh2390 4 years ago
That is close grip pull-ups. A chin-up is palms facing away and when performed narrow uses more forearms, when wide lats more. A fair effort though what is your age and weight?
tallhinterlander 4 years ago
By the way, I did this after 2 bottles of reds. No more jumpy if you watch my other video. Thanks for commenting.
trueno1983 5 years ago
the two guys before me are right
777lvr 5 years ago
Yeah, pullups are where your palms face away from you. The both are relatively simular though. You should spread your grip to maybe a little bit wider that shoulder-width to prevent injury during the pullups!
EliteGi 5 years ago
That's a chin-up, not a pullup. Try spreading your grip apart. It should be shoulder-width.
jestx 5 years ago
Doesn't HAVE to be shoulder-width. Depends which muscle you want to work.
sepandee 4 years ago 2