How to Do a Pull-Up Correctly
Pull-ups are a highly effective, albeit challenging, exercise for building a strong, defined upper body. Incorporate pull-up variations into your strength training program 1-2 times per week for optimal results. Choose a variation that matches your fitness level; there are options for all abilities.
Try one of these variations:
Assisted pull-up on machine
Banded pull-ups
Negative (eccentric) pull-ups
It took me years to be able to do a true pull-up so if you are not there yet, don’t worry! Consistency and patience is key! Keep working at it and try hitting some variation of them at least two times a week.
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