I just started working out with the rings and yesterday I managed to pull off my first pull up! But I will use these baby steps first before I hurt myself haha thanks for the good advice! I found your channel thanks to Matt from Red Delta Project! Instant sub, Great channel!
Great, hope it's going well? If you need extra help remember we have full programmes for dips and push ups with full tutorials like this already in the Beginners Programme as part of our online programmes in the virtual classroom - @t
Our pleasure - keep us updated with your progress. Need any extra help check out of full beginners programme - classroom.schoolofcalisthenics.com/course?courseid=beginners Jacko
Our pleasure - glad it helps. Remember we have full programmes for dips and push ups with full tutorials like this already in the Beginners Programme as part of our online programmes in the virtual classroom - @t
The only thing I find hard with pullups is that I suffered lateral epicondylitis in my left and medial in right arm because I love doing them so much :(
Yeah overuse can be an issue - have you seen a physio to see if there is any other root cause? Sometimes issues can come from shoulder mechanics and / or instability issues
@@SchoolofCalisthenics Yes, I am going through rehabilitation now. Problem was I was performing wrist flexion when grabbing the bar to compensate for my weak grip and being really heavy (I'm at 225lbs right now)
Finally getting over my golfer's elbow after a year hiatus of serious upper body exercise. In the meantime I've been doing passive to active hangs to learn how to active my lats and put the tension in my back instead of my elbow. Going to start doing some other straight arm exercises now.
Nice to see some progressions that don't require bands.
Our pleasure, glad it helps and yes the bands are great but only one tool
Its probably better to regress without the band for those of us who can do sets of 6 before failure
I just started working out with the rings and yesterday I managed to pull off my first pull up! But I will use these baby steps first before I hurt myself haha thanks for the good advice! I found your channel thanks to Matt from Red Delta Project! Instant sub, Great channel!
Awesome!!! Glad it helps and yes mat is a total legend! Thanks for the SUB rally appreciate the support - Jacko
@@SchoolofCalisthenics just finished 4 sets of 3 pull ups!!! Getting stronger fast! Hail the rings haha
That's awesome!!! Bring on the Gainz!!!! - Jacko
Those are great suggestions. I’m working on my first pull up.
Great, hope it's going well? If you need extra help remember we have full programmes for dips and push ups with full tutorials like this already in the Beginners Programme as part of our online programmes in the virtual classroom - @t
Brilliant stuff there! I especially like the look of the inverted pike version! I'll be giving those a go!
our pleasure - let us know how you progress with them and any question just ask - Jacko
Great advice! Just what I was looking for!
Always quality instruction from these guys 👍 💪 👍
Really good tips!! Thanks so much! :)
Our pleasure - keep us updated with your progress. Need any extra help check out of full beginners programme - classroom.schoolofcalisthenics.com/course?courseid=beginners
Jacko
Gawd guys.. thanks for this. You got me right where I'm at
Our pleasure - glad it helps. Remember we have full programmes for dips and push ups with full tutorials like this already in the Beginners Programme as part of our online programmes in the virtual classroom - @t
Great lesson guys!
Thanks for support
Beautiful
Thanks guys 👍🏻🇨🇦🤓
Very cool...👏👏👏
The only thing I find hard with pullups is that I suffered lateral epicondylitis in my left and medial in right arm because I love doing them so much :(
Yeah overuse can be an issue - have you seen a physio to see if there is any other root cause? Sometimes issues can come from shoulder mechanics and / or instability issues
@@SchoolofCalisthenics Yes, I am going through rehabilitation now. Problem was I was performing wrist flexion when grabbing the bar to compensate for my weak grip and being really heavy (I'm at 225lbs right now)
Finally getting over my golfer's elbow after a year hiatus of serious upper body exercise. In the meantime I've been doing passive to active hangs to learn how to active my lats and put the tension in my back instead of my elbow. Going to start doing some other straight arm exercises now.