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Uploaded by on Mar 27, 2010

Actually got the chin over the bar on the right hand. Have done both arms before, but I am still inconsistenet. Currently suffering a bit of elbow tendonits in my right arm due to over-traing, apparently it's common with one arm chinning.

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  • PERFECT MOTION! By the way how much can you latpulldown?

  • @Truejusticevoice Cheers mate. These days I only train at home so I don't know how much I can latpull, but with my own weight of around 74 kg's I can do a weighted pull up with 50 kg's. You'd think I'd be able to add 74 kg's. I haven't got into the full technical side of it, but I know the body is only capable (depending on your conditioning) of a limited "effort". Which is why many advocate training one arm stuff, so you put all your available "effort" into one arm at a time for maximum result

  • Very good work.

  • Cheers mate, I see you're at a similar level with the one arm chins as me. I saw on your vid, going for the extra ones with part range of motion. I think you might be better off going full range, using one or two fingers from your other hand. Have you had any elbow tendonits yet, I've had it a couple of times now.

  • @ian9toes Thanks for the response, they have come a long way since that video :D

    Thankfully I haven't got any elbow tendonitis yet, I try not to overdo my oap training.

  • Sounds like a new vid is in order then ;)

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  • @ian9toes Well, you are right, lat pulldown is nothing when compared to a one arm, not in this life not in the other. Lol! Well, you got my respects for what u did in the video.

  • @MickfromShik Thanks mate. I've been training more like a gymnast (well, a layz gymnast). I don't train as hard but I've been aiming to train as often as I can while staying as fresh as I can. I don't cane myself too much, but I train a little bit most days. Lately I've been doing weighted pull ups with just 20kg for about 7 or 8 reps, and some OAC negatives. I find I do best if I train moderately for a few days, then take a day off. I'm still inconsistant with them though after years at it.

  • Sick, dude.

  • This was actually March 2010, not the date on the screen.

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