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How to Pullup #07 - Beginner 4 Parkour Tutorial. [082]
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Using gymnastic rings for ring rows is an excellent way to build upper body strength, especially for those looking to improve their pulling capabilities. This tutorial is designed to guide you through the steps of performing ring rows with this versatile equipment while also addressing common challenges and how to adjust the exercise to fit your skill level. Whether you're new to exercise or looking to refine your form, understanding the mechanics of ring rows can enhance your workout routine significantly.

To start with, securing your rings at a suitable height is crucial. You'll begin by lying on the ground with your body straight. Grasp the rings with your arms straight, then pull your body forward to touch the rings to your chest and lower back down. The angle of your torso greatly influences the exercise's difficulty; if you're almost parallel to the ground, it becomes significantly harder compared to leaning back more upright. You can modify the challenge by altering the height of the rings or adjusting where your feet are positioned. For example, placing your feet higher on a step ladder increases the angle, making it tougher to pull yourself up. This flexibility makes ring rows highly scalable for all fitness levels.

In summary, ring rows are a practical and effective exercise for enhancing your pulling strength and overall body control. They offer the advantage of being easily adjustable and can target stabilizing muscles, benefiting a variety of other movements. Remember to maintain a straight body position throughout and keep your hands faced forward to ensure proper form. By mastering ring rows, you’ll not only prepare your body for greater challenges, such as pull-ups but also cultivate a strong foundation for overall fitness.

  • Adjust the height of the rings or your feet to make the exercise easier or harder.
  • Keep your body straight and hands facing forward to mimic pulling on a bar.
  • Stay aware of fatigue, maintaining proper form to ensure you're working the correct muscles.
Note: This video summary is generated by AI from the video transcript and may not always be accurate.

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welcome to this next episode we are
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going to be looking at some ring rows
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with these gymnastic rings so the idea
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is with these gymnastics rings is we are
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going to hold them above us with our
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body touching the ground we're going to
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try to keep our body straight and the
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idea is that our arms are gonna pull
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forwards towards our chest and we're
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going to try to touch the ring on our
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chest so I'm gonna grab the Rings here
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bloody straight underneath arms
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absolutely straight I pull and then come
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back down so the beauty of this exercise
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is the fact that you can make it very
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very scalable by increasing or
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decreasing the height of your torso so
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where your arms are or increasing or
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decreasing the height of where your feet
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are going to be so to begin with let's
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just start playing around with how high
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our torso is from the ground okay so if
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when we're holding the Rings our torso
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is near on parallel with the ground so
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we're very close to the ground and we're
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very straight this is going to be a lot
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harder to do and pulling than if we were
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at a greater angle okay so for instance
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if I was to increase the height of this
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ring the it would increase where my arms
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would be and the angle of my torso okay
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I'm just going to use the one for the
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moment from here I'm going to put my
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feet down my arms straight and now the
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actual pull is easier to do because the
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angle of my body is at a greater steeper
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angle the second thing that we can
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change is actually where our feet are
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going to be so you'll see that I have
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this step ladder here I'm actually just
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going to use one ring for the moment so
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I'm just gonna use this ring again I'm
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gonna hold it like this and I'm gonna be
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side on so you can see where my body is
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and how straight I'm going to be so I'm
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going to keep the ring at the height
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it was and to begin with I'm gonna put
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my feet on the lowest rung of the
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stepladder now from here I can keep my
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body straight pull and come back down
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okay now that was what I did originally
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this time what's going to happen is I'm
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going to put my feet higher again
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changing the angle of my body and
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remember the more parallel to the crack
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the ground I am the harder it is going
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to be so again from here I'm going to
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come down and then walk my feet up until
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the top and from here I keep my body
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straight and now I pull and come back
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down
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so again you can see that I am parallel
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to the ground and it now becomes harder
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to do the exercise so as you can see
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changing the height of the Rings or your
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feet to change the angle of where our
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body is going to be is what's going to
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make this exercise easier or harder for
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you okay let's have a look at some of
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the pluses and minuses of using the
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Rings and doing ring rows on the plus
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side the first one is the fact that it
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is highly scalable by changing the angle
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we've said you can make this easier or
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harder and that is very easy to do by
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just changing the straps changing the
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height or bringing your feet up higher
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okay so the second benefit is the fact
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that we're now doing some pulling where
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it can change the angle which means
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we're going to be able to do a type of
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pull depending on where our body is
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going to be so the other great thing is
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the Rings are very unstable okay so they
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move around a lot these Stratfor move
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around a lot and it means that any
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stabilizing muscles to keep your arms in
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and doing the pull are really going to
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help when it translates onto a bar where
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you don't actually need to use those
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muscles as much okay so moving on to
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some of the negatives of the Rings
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number one is the fact that you actually
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need rings so you have to go out and buy
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these they come in a lot of different
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qualities and
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to be quite honest we don't actually
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need very high quality ones you can get
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these fairly cheap again off Amazon or
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Ebay I'll put the link in the
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description but they can come in very
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handy with different types of training
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also because the mechanics is slightly
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different the pulling forwards is not
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going to translate to the pulling down
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so you're going to be working the
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mechanics slightly differently with
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rings which again we kind of want to
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mirror the pull-up as accurately as we
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can so again as a definite negative with
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using the Rings as training for the
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pull-up okay so a couple of things to
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think about when you are doing the Rings
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now first off we want to try to keep our
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hands facing forwards so this is going
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to replicate when we go up onto the bar
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we want to try to keep the Rings in this
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position rather than this position which
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will generally start to happen you're
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they'll try to pull it inwards so you're
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gonna have to force your hands outwards
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so the pull is gonna translate as
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accurately as we can onto the bar
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lastly one of the other problems is the
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fact that when you start becoming
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fatigued from doing the training with
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the Rings what generally happens is the
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back and core muscles start to get tired
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and you start to see that this is Bend
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in the torso you need to keep your body
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straight the entire time otherwise it's
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not doing the work correctly and you're
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actually putting the stress on the wrong
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muscles so what generally happens again
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I'll use just one bar one ring from the
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side so when let's go up here you want
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to keep your body straight squeezing at
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your glutes and your abs and this is
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where you should be generally when
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people become fatigued this starts
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happening and when the bend in the butt
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and the hip starts happening this is
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when you know that the quality of the
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pull is not
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at all
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you
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welcome to this next episode we are

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going to be looking at some ring rows

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with these gymnastic rings so the idea

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is with these gymnastics rings is we are

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going to hold them above us with our

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body touching the ground we're going to

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try to keep our body straight and the

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idea is that our arms are gonna pull

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forwards towards our chest and we're

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going to try to touch the ring on our

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chest so I'm gonna grab the Rings here

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bloody straight underneath arms

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absolutely straight I pull and then come

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back down so the beauty of this exercise

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is the fact that you can make it very

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very scalable by increasing or

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decreasing the height of your torso so

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where your arms are or increasing or

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decreasing the height of where your feet

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are going to be so to begin with let's

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just start playing around with how high

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our torso is from the ground okay so if

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when we're holding the Rings our torso

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is near on parallel with the ground so

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we're very close to the ground and we're

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very straight this is going to be a lot

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harder to do and pulling than if we were

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at a greater angle okay so for instance

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if I was to increase the height of this

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ring the it would increase where my arms

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would be and the angle of my torso okay

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I'm just going to use the one for the

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moment from here I'm going to put my

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feet down my arms straight and now the

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actual pull is easier to do because the

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angle of my body is at a greater steeper

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angle the second thing that we can

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change is actually where our feet are

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going to be so you'll see that I have

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this step ladder here I'm actually just

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going to use one ring for the moment so

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I'm just gonna use this ring again I'm

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gonna hold it like this and I'm gonna be

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side on so you can see where my body is

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and how straight I'm going to be so I'm

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going to keep the ring at the height

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it was and to begin with I'm gonna put

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my feet on the lowest rung of the

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stepladder now from here I can keep my

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body straight pull and come back down

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okay now that was what I did originally

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this time what's going to happen is I'm

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going to put my feet higher again

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changing the angle of my body and

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remember the more parallel to the crack

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the ground I am the harder it is going

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to be so again from here I'm going to

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come down and then walk my feet up until

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the top and from here I keep my body

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straight and now I pull and come back

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down

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so again you can see that I am parallel

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to the ground and it now becomes harder

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to do the exercise so as you can see

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changing the height of the Rings or your

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feet to change the angle of where our

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body is going to be is what's going to

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make this exercise easier or harder for

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you okay let's have a look at some of

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the pluses and minuses of using the

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Rings and doing ring rows on the plus

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side the first one is the fact that it

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is highly scalable by changing the angle

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we've said you can make this easier or

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harder and that is very easy to do by

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just changing the straps changing the

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height or bringing your feet up higher

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okay so the second benefit is the fact

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that we're now doing some pulling where

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it can change the angle which means

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we're going to be able to do a type of

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pull depending on where our body is

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going to be so the other great thing is

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the Rings are very unstable okay so they

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move around a lot these Stratfor move

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around a lot and it means that any

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stabilizing muscles to keep your arms in

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and doing the pull are really going to

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help when it translates onto a bar where

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you don't actually need to use those

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muscles as much okay so moving on to

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some of the negatives of the Rings

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number one is the fact that you actually

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need rings so you have to go out and buy

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these they come in a lot of different

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qualities and

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to be quite honest we don't actually

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need very high quality ones you can get

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these fairly cheap again off Amazon or

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Ebay I'll put the link in the

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description but they can come in very

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handy with different types of training

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also because the mechanics is slightly

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different the pulling forwards is not

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going to translate to the pulling down

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so you're going to be working the

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mechanics slightly differently with

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rings which again we kind of want to

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mirror the pull-up as accurately as we

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can so again as a definite negative with

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using the Rings as training for the

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pull-up okay so a couple of things to

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think about when you are doing the Rings

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now first off we want to try to keep our

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hands facing forwards so this is going

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to replicate when we go up onto the bar

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we want to try to keep the Rings in this

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position rather than this position which

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will generally start to happen you're

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they'll try to pull it inwards so you're

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gonna have to force your hands outwards

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so the pull is gonna translate as

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accurately as we can onto the bar

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lastly one of the other problems is the

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fact that when you start becoming

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fatigued from doing the training with

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the Rings what generally happens is the

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back and core muscles start to get tired

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and you start to see that this is Bend

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in the torso you need to keep your body

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straight the entire time otherwise it's

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not doing the work correctly and you're

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actually putting the stress on the wrong

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muscles so what generally happens again

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I'll use just one bar one ring from the

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side so when let's go up here you want

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to keep your body straight squeezing at

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your glutes and your abs and this is

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where you should be generally when

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people become fatigued this starts

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happening and when the bend in the butt

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and the hip starts happening this is

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when you know that the quality of the

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pull is not

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at all

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you