Pullups

Training method: Musculos de tracción, Cintura escapular
Body part: Tabla multipresa, Arnés de escalada / Cinturón de levantamiento, Barra de dominadas, Anillas
Training equipment: IK – Fuerza máxima, Fuerza rápida / Explosiva, Hipertrofia, Resistencia
Performance level: Principiante, Avanzado
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Description of exercise execution

A pull-up is a fundamental pulling exercise. Here’s how to perform it step-by-step:

  • Grip: Grab the bar with an overhand grip (palms facing away from you), using a shoulder-width or slightly narrower grip. You’ve already been introduced to the different variations in the video.
  • Create tension: Actively pull your shoulder blades down and back to establish a stable starting position. Keep your upper body lightly engaged to avoid using momentum.
  • Concentric pulling phase: Pull yourself up in a controlled manner by driving your elbows down toward your hips. Keep pulling until your chin is above the bar.
  • Eccentric phase: Lower yourself slowly and with control. Maintain tension in your shoulder blades instead of dropping into a passive, “hanging” position.
  • Avoid the “long shoulder”: Don’t let yourself completely fall into a passive hang. Always keep a slight baseline tension in your shoulders (the shoulder blades should stay down and centered). This helps minimize the risk of injury.

Common errors

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Variations

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Training methodology and examples

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