by Barry C
Set an Olympic bar on a squat rack so its high enough to hang under without touching the floor. Usually this means the bar would be at shoulder height.
Use wrist straps, with a wide grip, hang underneath the bar with legs extended and you body straight and stiff. Pull up until your chest almost touches the bar, then lower until your arms are completely extended.
Heels touching the floor is the easiest, try placing your feet up on a bench. Cross your legs to take them out of the movement.
Placing your heels on a swiss ball intensifies the exercise. To make it even harder, place a weight plate in your lap, or even a sandbag!
Exercise taken from Men's Health Power Training: Build Bigger, Stronger Muscles with through Performance-based Conditioning
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Sep 20, 21 02:39 PM
Bar has been used less than one year. It is in superb shape. Same bar new is almost $1,000 dollars. Selling for 800.00.I Have the tube to ship it. Razor4wolverines@yahoo.co
Jul 07, 21 05:35 PM
I have 395 pounds of weight Including the barbell. 4)45 2)35 2)25 2)10 4)5 4)2.5 contact: Guadron193@gmail.com
Feb 23, 21 02:57 PM
Looking to trade everything in item description for a 7ft, 1 in, 45 lb, bar and 2-45lb plates 1in and 2-25lb plates 1in My email is yenz010101@gmail.com