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Johnboy2007
10-10-2007, 02:59 PM
Right im guna be honest now lol so im prepared to get flamed lol but at least ill admit it . Im absolutly shit at chin ups and pull ups. Diabolical , terrible lol. Is it just a case of working at them till you can do loads cos at the moment i can do about 8 and my arms burn and i have to drop. ofcourse i get straight back on and do another 8 (or less :oops: ) then my arms dont want to do more lol. Pull ups are well worse lol. Is there anything i can do to give me a boost i suspect its just keep working at it. Iv never come across something physical i cant do lol. Also if anyones got a webpage with an example video or advice page much appreciated


ok you can laugh now :tong

freesix88
10-10-2007, 03:42 PM
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You can do this exercise and add weight till you can pull your own bodyweight.

Relentless
10-10-2007, 03:50 PM
practice body rows/feet elevated chin/pull up

Johnboy2007
10-10-2007, 04:18 PM
Cheers lads ill keep at em like didnt think thered be a secret lol just hard work

gregsid
10-10-2007, 08:00 PM
Just keep at it, do them everyday and you will eventually start to improve. If you can get your self to increase the number of reps you can do by 1 every few weeks then your on the right track.
So do them everyday and maybe after a week or 2 you might be able to do 9 instead of 8 then after 3-4 weeks you'll be able to do 10.
The more pullups you can do the harder it is to increase the reps at a time.
It also varies everyday, so don't be discouraged if one day you do 10 then then next you can only do 7.

MagnificentMatt
10-10-2007, 08:03 PM
I had one of those home pull up bars, talked about them in another thread. But i would do as many as i could everytime i walked by it.. Sounds stupid, but it improved my pulling strength a ton, and like i said, i didnt do them in reps, just did as many as i could whenever walked by..

Not suggesting that you shouldnt do them in reps, just saying, i did that and it works, of course, i passed the bar pretty frequently... Rofl.

viru§™
10-10-2007, 09:18 PM
Negatives.

gregsid
10-10-2007, 10:16 PM
I had one of those home pull up bars, talked about them in another thread. But i would do as many as i could everytime i walked by it.. Sounds stupid, but it improved my pulling strength a ton, and like i said, i didnt do them in reps, just did as many as i could whenever walked by..

Not suggesting that you shouldnt do them in reps, just saying, i did that and it works, of course, i passed the bar pretty frequently... Rofl.

I used to do this whenever I was back home, but I stoped because it got annoying doing 30 pullups everytime I entered or exited the room.

MagnificentMatt
10-10-2007, 10:17 PM
I used to do this whenever I was back home, but I stoped because it got annoying doing 30 pullups everytime I entered or exited the room.

True dat ;-)