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    pull-up grip width

    is slightly past shoulder width grip okay? or grip exactly at shoulder width?

    i do them slightly wide, hard as hell. could only do 15 reps straight with one set. the 2 others i can barely do 8. >.<
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    a few inches wider than shoulders will work everything sufficiently, no need to go super wide puts alot of unecessary strain on your bicep tendon
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    Originally Posted by LFAesthetics View Post
    a few inches wider than shoulders will work everything sufficiently, no need to go super wide puts alot of unecessary strain on your bicep tendon
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    bro, honestly any width is fine as long as you can feel the stretch of your back. What i mean is probably a inch away from the shoulder width or you can grip shoulder width.

    Originally Posted by creamofthefight View Post
    is slightly past shoulder width grip okay? or grip exactly at shoulder width?

    i do them slightly wide, hard as hell. could only do 15 reps straight with one set. the 2 others i can barely do 8. >.<
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    Originally Posted by LFAesthetics View Post
    a few inches wider than shoulders will work everything sufficiently, no need to go super wide puts alot of unecessary strain on your bicep tendon
    Nice, repped
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    i was curious too if lifting your body until your jaw is higher on the bar is necessary. i do it that way. and going all the way down?
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    Originally Posted by creamofthefight View Post
    i was curious too if lifting your body until your jaw is higher on the bar is necessary. i do it that way. and going all the way down?
    Personally I pull my chest up to the bar and I consider this a full rep. This is followed by a controlled negative all the way down, to dead hang.
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    22-28 in. apart is good.
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    Originally Posted by LFAesthetics View Post
    Personally I pull my chest up to the bar and I consider this a full rep. This is followed by a controlled negative all the way down, to dead hang.
    this.
    also, when you're doing the pullup, try to imagine pulling with your elbows instead of your hands or whatever, that helped me use my back more
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