IF you choose to hang (bad idea) then make SURE your shoulders are pulled tight. You will MESS them up if you just hang. Overall it'd be better to just bring your head over the bar, but some people can't do that.
@hotofaloha raise your legs in a more controlled manner, do them slower, and tighten up your abs more.
also you can bend your arms slightly so that you're holding yourself up instead of just hanging. this will make it more difficult but it'll reduce rocking.
Thanks for being a positive influence and inspiration. I tried these on a pull-up bar focusing on form and am up from 1 to current 7 lifts as of today. Adding a second set of 3. I must say they're pretty tough when done correctly.
@nygiantsable yes
WietsePanhuis 1 month ago
im impressed
9577frasier 1 month ago
hi scott do you still get the same effect to the abs when holding underhand grip?
nygiantsable 5 months ago
IF you choose to hang (bad idea) then make SURE your shoulders are pulled tight. You will MESS them up if you just hang. Overall it'd be better to just bring your head over the bar, but some people can't do that.
Picapacapopo 5 months ago
how about lifting your all the way up to the bar
tyler9768 6 months ago
@hotofaloha raise your legs in a more controlled manner, do them slower, and tighten up your abs more.
also you can bend your arms slightly so that you're holding yourself up instead of just hanging. this will make it more difficult but it'll reduce rocking.
aszenasi 7 months ago
@hotofaloha
maybe you should twist your hands 180 degree so that the fingers are towards your face
was that the mistake?
MayrFelix123 7 months ago
I do just like that but my body keep swinging...How to stop that ?
hotofaloha 7 months ago
Thanks for being a positive influence and inspiration. I tried these on a pull-up bar focusing on form and am up from 1 to current 7 lifts as of today. Adding a second set of 3. I must say they're pretty tough when done correctly.
moviewatcher66 8 months ago
@kzterminator the dip "machine" gives you back support so you don't rely on your abdominals/arms/back for balance/holding yourself up.
aszenasi 8 months ago