Kipping Pull-Up Tutorial
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MY BROTHER CRAZY
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ive never actually done these kipping ones, i struggle with regurlar pull ups but i can do chin ups. im going to give these a go, cos they will help with power too
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if any of got the cheeky giggles after noticing the '69' views... Then thumbs up!
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@pam0077 I think when it actually comes to getting over stuff, like a bar or something having a grasp of the kip technique and doing a kipping MU is going to help you a lot more than trying to do a strict PU into a MU so for Parkour anyway in my opinion a kip is a valid technique for overcoming obstacles, so it doesn't necessarily mean you should throw it out, I also feel it's a good progression for people that have trouble with doing lots of dead hang PU
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Why would i want to be tutored on the weakest way to strength train?
If you want to get stronger on the pull-up, do a real pull-up.
If you want to do explosive, systemic, neuro-charged training, the most effective exercise is the power clean.
Put together, they're far superior than this kipping on the swingset BS.
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I think my dog can do better pullups than those.
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@OneAngryAsian Actually, gymnasts purposefully avoid kipping in their pullups and will actually go as far as doing pullups against a wail in an all-out effort to avoid kipping. You can get more than enough neuromuscular coordination doing traditional deadlifts and squats in a sane range (less than 20 reps), and get the added benefits of increased CNS stimulation and hormone release. This is why crossfit is a joke beyond being an ok cardio workout.
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Great tutorial! I'm trying to get a custom Goole Map started with outdoor, publicly accesible pull-up stations. If you can map some that would be great! Here's the map: tinyurl/pullup-bars!
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At first I thought he was trying to move the bar.
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@13andincrediblycut wow man your really cool! its good that you posted that or else people on the internet might have thought you weren't cool or something l0olz!!



One isn't better than the other: they train different things. A strict pullup does train muscle strength, but not explosiveness and total body neuromuscular coordination. A kipping pullup is a full body movement that has more real-world applications (hence gymnasts and traceurs and crossfitters practice them) but the apparent resistance is lighter. Best advice? Variety is key: do both.
OneAngryAsian 3 years ago 53
LOL
Dracula3423 2 years ago 22