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Originally posted by mrbigshot View Posti have been researching and i think lifting your own natural body weight is the key to getting stronger
what my question is how do you get better at chins up
of course keep at it and improve each target etc etc
but to be able to do sets i cant just do it from my own weight because i cant do ten or so
should i put weight on the seat thing and work at it that way?????
Chins are way better than seated pulldowns. Chin-ups are a compound movement that work more than one muscle group, they work your biceps as well as your lats. Actually if you do chin-ups it is not necessary to do any bicep exercises.
Chin-ups will make you stronger unless you can easily do 15 + reps x 3, if you can do that you can hang a weight off a belt to make it harder.
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Originally posted by Trrmo View PostWhen you do chin-ups do them slow and controlled, raise your chin right up to the bar and extend out when going down. Do three or four sets and you should improve steadily. Body fat level will also determine how many you can do, when I cut right down I can do more reps.
Chins are way better than seated pulldowns. Chin-ups are a compound movement that work more than one muscle group, they work your biceps as well as your lats. Actually if you do chin-ups it is not necessary to do any bicep exercises.
Chin-ups will make you stronger unless you can easily do 15 + reps x 3, if you can do that you can hang a weight off a belt to make it harder.
i always thought if u can lift 12 stone 3 sets of 12 in chin ups then you will become stronger is that not the concept of chin ups. press ups and pec dips
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