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How to Pullup #05 - Beginner 2 Parkour Tutorial. [080]
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welcome back this is now going to be the
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second beginner version and with this
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one we're going to be using the band so
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the idea is we're going to allow the
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band to help pull us up onto the bar
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okay so with this what you want to try
17.1
to do is put your feet into the band
21.18
okay so essentially it's going to be its
25.019
maximum length when you are holding the
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bar okay so at this position you want
30.779
the band maximum length when you pull
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what's going to happen is the band is
35.07
going to help
35.88
that pull so from here you're gonna pull
39.12
up and down okay so a couple of things
44.489
to be aware of the band has essentially
47.37
two variables that you can change so you
50.85
can make this easier or harder the first
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one is the actual band itself here I
56.969
have a thinner band then there's this
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intermediate blue one and then there's a
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thicker green one
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now obviously the thicker green one is
65.58
going to help you a lot more than the
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red one okay it's going to be a lot more
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taut which means that it's going to help
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that pull a hell of a lot more the blue
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one intermediate and the red one easier
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as I said the second variable that you
83.07
can change is actually the length of the
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band so at this full length the idea is
89.52
that it's going to pull but it would
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actually pull a lot more if we made the
95.52
band shorter so what I'm going to do is
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I'm going to actually put a second hoop
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in over there so now the band is shorter
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it means that when it is at the bottom
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position when I've got my foot in it
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actually it is now a lot tighter so when
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I pull it's gonna be easier so putting
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these bands on the bar is very very easy
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all you have to do is hoop it over and
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feed it through itself there we go
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so it's now nice and tight there are a
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lot of different bands on the market and
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depending on how thick they are is going
135.9
to determine how much it's going to help
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you when you do the port when you are
142.47
using these try to make sure that you
145.59
are putting both feet into the bottom of
148.47
the band okay or you can place one foot
151.739
in and cross your legs
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now if the band was to slip and you've
158.34
got your legs crossed it is going to
161.61
look at your knees so sometimes what's
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going to happen is the band or slip up
165.989
and obviously you don't want that to go
167.82
up too far so crossing your legs is
170.55
going to stop it from going all the way
172.68
up with both feet in here also that is
176.97
going to be a lot safer as well now
179.85
using these bands does have its
182.459
positives and negatives now starting
185.13
with the positives you can scale this as
188.67
much as you like so the depending on the
191.7
two variables of the type of band and
193.98
the length of the band determines on how
197.22
hard this exercise is going to be and
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one of the other things that is actually
202.2
good is the fact that you can put
205.35
yourself in a very good position that
207.6
replicates a normal non banded pull-up
212.37
so you're in exactly the same position
214.14
as you would be if you are hanging on
217.29
the bar without it so the bands are very
220.62
good for body position so the bands are
224.79
definitely going to help but you've got
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to be aware that they're only helping
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for a certain range of motion at the
232.65
absolute bottom they're going to be
234.06
helping the most but the more you pull
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they're going to be helping less so
238.739
definitely towards that top range part
241.799
the bands are not going to be helping at
244.23
all depending on the length of the band
246.18
obviously but generally this led that
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they're normal ants the top part you're
252.06
not going to get any help at all from
253.98
the bands and we want to look at other
256.25
variations that enables us to do the
260.549
full right
261.239
and it's going to help us the full range
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so it's a definite negative with the
265.47
band is it only helps us a part of the
268.65
way so one of the other obvious
272.34
negatives is the fact that you need a
274.74
band you have to go out and buy these
276.9
bands so obviously you can't go outside
280.05
straight away and they expect bands to
283.62
be hanging about so it is a definite
286.289
negative that you're gonna have to
287.31
invest in the bands a little bit but
290.49
they'll definitely be a big help and
292.58
worthwhile investment something else to
296.639
be aware of is the fact that the band is
299.25
actually going to pull you forward
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slightly just the way that the bands
304.56
work they will try to find the shortest
306.69
point and your body bending forwards
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actually will mean that the band will
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want to try to pull your feet forwards a
316.289
little bit and it's going to it's going
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to mean that you're gonna have to engage
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your obliques more to go straight down
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rather than go forwards okay wrapping up
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using the bands are very easy and they
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can be very very versatile scalable by
335.28
type of band and the length now
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obviously requires investing in some
341.58
bands but for the price and how much
345.21
they can help they're really worth
347.07
looking at to do a bodyweight pull up
350.55
and making it easier for yourself in the
354.719
next episode we're going to look at
356.46
another way of being able to do the pull
359.699
ups without any equipment at all but it
362.699
can be used in combination with bands as
366.09
well so let's get on to that and have a
368.43
look at how to do a bodyweight pull up
371.13
with the bar
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you
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welcome back this is now going to be the

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second beginner version and with this

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one we're going to be using the band so

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the idea is we're going to allow the

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band to help pull us up onto the bar

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okay so with this what you want to try

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to do is put your feet into the band

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okay so essentially it's going to be its

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maximum length when you are holding the

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bar okay so at this position you want

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the band maximum length when you pull

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what's going to happen is the band is

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going to help

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that pull so from here you're gonna pull

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up and down okay so a couple of things

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to be aware of the band has essentially

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two variables that you can change so you

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can make this easier or harder the first

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one is the actual band itself here I

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have a thinner band then there's this

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intermediate blue one and then there's a

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thicker green one

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now obviously the thicker green one is

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going to help you a lot more than the

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red one okay it's going to be a lot more

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taut which means that it's going to help

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that pull a hell of a lot more the blue

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one intermediate and the red one easier

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as I said the second variable that you

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can change is actually the length of the

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band so at this full length the idea is

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that it's going to pull but it would

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actually pull a lot more if we made the

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band shorter so what I'm going to do is

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I'm going to actually put a second hoop

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in over there so now the band is shorter

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it means that when it is at the bottom

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position when I've got my foot in it

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actually it is now a lot tighter so when

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I pull it's gonna be easier so putting

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these bands on the bar is very very easy

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all you have to do is hoop it over and

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feed it through itself there we go

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so it's now nice and tight there are a

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lot of different bands on the market and

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depending on how thick they are is going

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to determine how much it's going to help

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you when you do the port when you are

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using these try to make sure that you

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are putting both feet into the bottom of

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the band okay or you can place one foot

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in and cross your legs

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now if the band was to slip and you've

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got your legs crossed it is going to

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look at your knees so sometimes what's

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going to happen is the band or slip up

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and obviously you don't want that to go

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up too far so crossing your legs is

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going to stop it from going all the way

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up with both feet in here also that is

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going to be a lot safer as well now

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using these bands does have its

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positives and negatives now starting

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with the positives you can scale this as

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much as you like so the depending on the

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two variables of the type of band and

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the length of the band determines on how

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hard this exercise is going to be and

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one of the other things that is actually

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good is the fact that you can put

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yourself in a very good position that

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replicates a normal non banded pull-up

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so you're in exactly the same position

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as you would be if you are hanging on

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the bar without it so the bands are very

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good for body position so the bands are

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definitely going to help but you've got

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to be aware that they're only helping

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for a certain range of motion at the

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absolute bottom they're going to be

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helping the most but the more you pull

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they're going to be helping less so

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definitely towards that top range part

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the bands are not going to be helping at

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all depending on the length of the band

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obviously but generally this led that

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they're normal ants the top part you're

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not going to get any help at all from

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the bands and we want to look at other

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variations that enables us to do the

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full right

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and it's going to help us the full range

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so it's a definite negative with the

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band is it only helps us a part of the

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way so one of the other obvious

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negatives is the fact that you need a

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band you have to go out and buy these

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bands so obviously you can't go outside

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straight away and they expect bands to

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be hanging about so it is a definite

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negative that you're gonna have to

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invest in the bands a little bit but

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they'll definitely be a big help and

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worthwhile investment something else to

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be aware of is the fact that the band is

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actually going to pull you forward

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slightly just the way that the bands

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work they will try to find the shortest

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point and your body bending forwards

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actually will mean that the band will

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want to try to pull your feet forwards a

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little bit and it's going to it's going

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to mean that you're gonna have to engage

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your obliques more to go straight down

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rather than go forwards okay wrapping up

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using the bands are very easy and they

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can be very very versatile scalable by

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type of band and the length now

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obviously requires investing in some

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bands but for the price and how much

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they can help they're really worth

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looking at to do a bodyweight pull up

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and making it easier for yourself in the

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next episode we're going to look at

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another way of being able to do the pull

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ups without any equipment at all but it

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can be used in combination with bands as

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well so let's get on to that and have a

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look at how to do a bodyweight pull up

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with the bar

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you