How To Get Instantly Better At Pull Ups With Calisthenics

Out of all foundation calisthenics movements, the pull up is the hardest. People are usually familiar with push ups and squats, but pull ups are always a challenge.

Most beginners lack range of motion when it comes to pulling skills.

So in today's video, I am showing you how to work on that, with 3 exercises to get instantly better at pull ups.

Let's go!

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How To Get Started With Pull Ups!

Wether you are a complete beginner or you already workout, pull ups will always be demanding.

In this video, you will learn about foundation pulling exercises and progressions that will improve your pulling strength and overall back/shoulder mobility.

You can also click here to start making your own beginner calisthenics workout plan!

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The Secret To Be Good At Pull Ups!

Let's talk about the secret to get good at pull ups: the "false" grip.

Many people want to do pull ups but their grip strength gives up after a few repetitions.

Keep in mind that your grip is one of the most important component of strength, and being able to hold a bar with a "false grip" will dramatically improve the quality of all your movements.

This will increase your pull ups, muscle ups, as well as push ups, handstands and more.

The "False" grip generates a lot of contraction in the forearms and forces us to use more of our forearm extensors, while these are usually under trained with a "classic" grip.

You will find 3 different levels of training for your false grip:

• Beginner: 0'
• Intermediate: 2'58
• Advanced: 6'13

Practice at the level that suits you, and work your way up progressively!

Here is how to make your own beginner-intermediate calisthenics workout plan!

Have a good workout!

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