Training Rings
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@chopstikzz um, like assisted as in the video? i can't speak for how much the pulley system assists him, but unassisted, you have to be a lot more than "decently" strong to do stuff like the maltese/inverted, or even the iron crosses.
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It's about 50% of the body weight + it makes moves like maltese to inverted cross verry much easier like 20%
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Hey no offence but I can do all that without a belt!
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BEAST!!!!
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so if this was yer first time trying this stuff out, would you have to be like, decently strong or just someone who works out when he has time ?
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Very good, bro, just one remark - keep the elbows COMPLETELY extended when in a strength move(iron cross, inverted, maltese). Watch some gymnasts photos to get the idea. Good luck!
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that's why you don't let go and try to trust the pulley system
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50% - I would say 100% - aren't those belts gonna hold you when you let the rings go?
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ohhhhhhhhhhh............
thats why..i didnt notice the belt..lolz..
cuz theres no belt like that in here:(
would be cool if there is..
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super man.yeah thats prolly superman..
is that kind of a pully system good for conditioning or does it provide too much support. I struggle with static strength so im just tryin to work out the best way to condition
jimsun51 4 years ago
you probably use about 60% of your body weight, but it is still one hell of a workout.After a few moves you'll hurt.
fulltwist 4 years ago
this week, I wasn't happy with using a crash pad.
fulltwist 4 years ago