BEST PULL UPS VARIATIONS - All my favorites

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In this video I’m going to show you my favorite pull ups variations!

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The first exercises are great for beginners, the last exercises are only for the most advanced athletes.

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The most advanced exercises are pretty stressful for the body, so I don’t recommend you to try them.

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But I’m going to show you anyway.

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1st exercise is the most important exercise to strengthen the pull up movement!

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Australian Pull ups!

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All you need is a low bar, or rings.

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I’m going to show you the exercise on rings, because I don't have any low bar of the proper height.

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The height is important! The lower the bar, the better the pumping!

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This is (probably) the safest exercise to improve the pull up strength.

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Feet on ground; the hips must be high, so that your torso is parallel to the ground.

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The final goal is to help yourself as less as possible with your feet.

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When the pull ups will be easy, you can start training the classic pull ups!

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Shoulder width.

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I do like to keep my chest opened, so I can feel it more on the back.

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But you can also doing it with the proper calisthenics/gymnastic form.

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With your core engaged.

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I personally don’t like the pull ups with hollow position, because it stress more the shoulders if the mobility is not on point.

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So I will show you only with chest opened.

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Don’t forget to do the movement with 100% control and 100% range of motion.

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So I just showed you the most important and basic pull ups variations.

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Another great variation is the chin up!

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The movement is similar to the pull up, but the grip is different.

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Like in the pull ups exercise, also while doing the chin ups I do like to keep my chest opened up to the sky/ceiling.

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Next Variation: Commando Pull ups!

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You need a very good amount of strength on your back and arms.

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Core engaged when your arms are straight, so you don’t swing too much.

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My personal advice is to work this exercise with both grip and by alternating the pull up on each side of the bar.

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Don’t forget to do the movement with 100% control and 100% range of motion.

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This exercise stress a lot the arms!

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Another great pull up variation is the…

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Bodyweight Curl on rings!

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When you are with straight arms, the arms must be perfectly perpendicular to the ground.

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From this position you do a curl.

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Great exercise for the biceps.

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So, these were the most functional pull ups exercises.

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Now, Let’s start with some harder variations.

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Archer pull ups

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The grip is wider than the classic pull up.

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You pull only with one arm.

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The other arm must be locked out, it helps you with the movement less as possible.

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You can do the repetitions on the same side or you can alternate the arm.

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A little bit stressful for the body if you don’t have a good mobility and strength.

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This is a great exercise to start conditioning the body for the One Arm Pull up.

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Next variation: OAP.

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One Arm Pull up.

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You can also do it with a neutral grip or you can do the One Arm Chin up.

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I’m going to show you the One Arm Pull up.

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A great bicep, back and shoulder stability is needed for this variation.

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I don’t like to train this exercise, I find it too much stressful for the body, in my opinion it is just for a personal achievement.

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Now let’s talk about some calisthenics pull ups variations, working with a body lever.

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1st: Front Lever Pull ups.

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You can work this exercise with different steps.

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From the easiest to the hardest.

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Tuck position! Not so much range of motion, but it’s good to conditioning the first part of the exercise.

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Next, Advanced Tuck Front Lever Pull ups.

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90° between abs and legs.

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Good exercise if you have enough strength to do the movement.

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I love it, for a good back and biceps pump.

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Next One Leg Front Lever Pull ups.

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Only when you already mastered the Advanced variation.

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When the one leg variation is easier, there is the final goal, the skill.

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Front Lever Pull ups

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Just for the most advanced calisthenics athletes.

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And now, the last variations of Pull ups…

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Probably the most stressful variation in this video.

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Not functional at all.

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Back Lever Pull ups.

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For body conditioning, you can start with feet on the ground, or with tucked legs.

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Then you can increase the difficulty step by step as the front lever pull ups variations.

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Advanced Tuck Back Lever Pull ups

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One Leg Back Lever Pull ups.

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Then the final one, when you have a great mobility and a good amount of strength, full back lever pull ups variation.

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Too much stressful for the joints and tendons of the body (as many other exercise in this video).

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The stress on the shoulders, elbows and wrists will be insane.

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But I showed you anyway, because it’s one of the best variations.

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I must be honest, I don’t train this movement, because I want to keep my body healthy in the long time.

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As we all know, a lot of these calisthenics exercises can be dangerous for the body.

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So, it’s about you and yourself only to decide if some exercises are worth the risk or not.

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I hope you enjoyed this video with the best pull ups variations

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Let me know which exercise you like the most.

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Also, if you are interested in my Calisthenics programs with all the basic bodyweight exercises, you can visit my website

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www.andrealarosa.fit where you will find different programs.

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You will find a program on:

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how to strengthening the core,

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how to planche,

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and 3 different programs with all the best basic exercises.

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For beginners, intermediate and advanced athletes.

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The link is in the description as always.

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See you soon!

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