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How to Pullup - Common Faults 2.
How to Pullup #32 - Common Faults 2 Parkour Tutorial. [107]
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Improving your fitness, whether you’re an athlete, a coach, or a fitness enthusiast, relies heavily on maintaining good technique in your training. Many common mistakes can derail your progress, often linked to poor motivation or harmful training methods. Understanding these pitfalls not only helps avoid injuries but also enhances performance, ensuring that you build strength effectively and sustainably.

One of the most critical mistakes is allowing motivation rooted in ego to compromise technique. This often manifests as individuals pushing themselves to lift heavier weights or complete more repetitions without focusing on form. Such practices lead not only to injury but also to plateaus in progress. To truly advance, it's essential to prioritize quality over quantity, ensuring that every movement is performed with precision. Additionally, as fatigue sets in during workouts, sticking to proper technique remains crucial; if you're too tired to maintain form, it's time to pause and reset. This principle isn’t just about physical fatigue; if your mind isn't in the right place, stepping back can help prevent injuries stemming from distraction or lack of focus.

Another area to pay attention to is the danger of performing exercises like circular pull-ups, often seen in CrossFit environments. While these may enable athletes to complete more repetitions in competitions, they obscure the essence of proper strength training and risk straining ligaments or muscles. Real-world applications of exercises should emphasize correct movement patterns instead of relying on momentum. Overall, by reinforcing the importance of technique, being mindful of fatigue, and eliminating risky practices, both coaches and athletes can create a safer and more effective training environment.

  • Prioritize proper technique over lifting heavier weights or completing more reps.
  • Monitor fatigue and mental focus—stop if you can’t maintain good form.
  • Avoid exercises that use momentum, like circular pull-ups, to ensure effective strength training.
Note: This video summary is generated by AI from the video transcript and may not always be accurate.

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so the fourth common mistake is having
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the wrong motivation now a lot of lot of
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the time I've seen students who in front
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of other people or whether it's for
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themselves they want to sacrifice good
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technique for more reps or going faster
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or putting more weight on and this is
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really bad
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motivation this is a really wet bad way
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of thinking of things because the bad
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technique stuff is essentially is gonna
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lead to injury okay and if you go
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further or do more you know put more
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weight on or whatnot but with bad
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technique then it's down to you as the
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coach or you know internally to yourself
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to rein that back and you know catch it
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before it happens
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injuries will happen you know whether
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that is a repetitive bad technique bad
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rep longevity type injury where you
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don't see any injury you know up front
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but you know two months down the line
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you know because you've been doing it
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wrong but with a lot more weight that
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you shouldn't have been doing you'll see
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the injury down there or through acute
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injury where you know you put too much
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weight on suddenly something like just
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starts aching or you know or worse yeah
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you really don't want to have this
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motivation of I am going to sacrifice
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technique or basically trying to look
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good or trying to overestimate what you
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want to look like you're able to do
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stick with the training stick with the
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idea that you're actually trying to get
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stronger but in the right way as the
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coach is down to you to enforce a good
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technique and try not to you know allow
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the students to be able to you know go
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faster or you know put more weight on or
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add reps or whatever because you have
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planned with a good plan that they
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can't do that it's just not possible
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with what you're asking them to do they
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have to be able to do everything with
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good technique and again as the coach is
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down to you to you know nip that in the
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bud you've got to be able to tell your
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students that no you got to step back
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you've got to go down a little bit
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before you go further otherwise that's
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where problems are going to rise because
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there's sacrificing technique for
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essentially trying to bolster themselves
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or trying to look good or ego and these
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are things that I'm not going to help
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you
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the other problem on top of injury is
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that actually the student will just
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plateau so what this means is and this
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applies to yourself as well if you try
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to go too fast or if you try to put too
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much weight on and you're not you're all
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you're trying to do is put more weight
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on but with bad technique that will that
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may take to you a little way that may
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you know can take you for the next two
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or three months but you will plateau you
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will stall in your training because you
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have bad technique and you've decided to
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go fast and go ahead without trying to
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do the correct technique first and build
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slowly so it's kind of this thing where
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you really want to check yourself or
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your students and make sure that you are
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not sacrificing technique for anything
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else
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moving into common fault number five
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this is fatigue over technique so again
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I see this quite a lot where as fatigue
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sets in to their training good technique
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it's sacrifice and essentially they're
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doing really bad reps but they're just
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keep going keep going
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and this type of trainings for
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especially strength training is just not
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going to be helpful at all you want to
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make sure that regardless of what the
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fatigue is or how you feel
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if you are unable to do good technique
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you need to stop because you know trying
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to do them where you are very fatigued
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is just pointless however if you're
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trying to do an endurance based thing
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where fatigue is actually part of the
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training that is totally fine and also
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for real world training where you would
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be tired you know you're putting in some
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upper body you know climb ups where
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you've just done a good two minutes of
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parkour run now that means that you will
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be fatigued and being under fatigue in
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that situation is a great training tool
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but if you're doing it for strength
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training you don't want to sacrifice
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that technique again if you're fatigued
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now when we talk about fatigue most the
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time we talk about now our body but also
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this applies to your mind if you are
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unfocused and unmotivated and you're
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feeling you know pretty low then you
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know this is not that there's a reason
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for that and there's ways of training
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where you need to be able to identify
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what kind of mood you're in and how it's
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going to go if it's just not that type
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of day where you know psychologically
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you're just not there then more often
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than not it's better to kind of rein
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back the training and actually do a bit
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of a lie today because otherwise if your
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mind is not on it and you're not
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prepared 100% for doing your training
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then this is where again injuries can
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happen so ensure that you've done
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everything to kind of wake yourself up
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and make sure that your mind is on but
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if you're just fatigued and mentally
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then again this is an indicator then
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patel potentially we need to kind of
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step back a little bit the final common
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fault
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number six unfortunately is going to be
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one that we see a lot when it comes to
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CrossFit boxes and their type of
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competition pull-ups these are circular
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pull-ups
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now circular pull-ups
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used in CrossFit mostly and the idea
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behind it is within their competitions
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the count that they have so they will
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have a period of time where they have to
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do as many repetitions as possible and
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the limits for that is they have to be
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able to get their chin over the bar and
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that's really the rule that as long as
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that chin gets over the bar that they
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can do that as many times as they can
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within for one minute now to make this
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faster the way that they've figured out
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how to do is if you do this in a
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circular motion where you are swinging
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forward coming back and then as you're
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starting to come forwards again your
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chin just gets over the bar and then you
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go forwards again and you do this
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circular forwards and back type motion
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for circular pull-up now you can see
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that the problem here is again it is an
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extension of keeping your wallet is
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keeping and it's just not useful in the
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real world to CrossFit and competition
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that's absolutely fine and that is going
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to get you a lot more reps but in the
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real world for proper practical movement
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and functional movement this is not
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going to help you in any way shape or
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form this is also not good for any type
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of strength training because you are not
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using your muscles again we went through
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this with the momentum stuff the if
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you're using momentum and the circles to
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help you up what's happening is you're
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using the stretch reflex of your
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ligaments and muscles and tissue to pull
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you around and then go again and it is
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less strength work which again means
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that the energy that is needed can be
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maintained and you can do more reps and
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this is why they can do more reps
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because they're not actually doing a
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pull-up because these circular pull-ups
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are using momentum they are using the
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stretch reflex like we said this means
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that is that you're really going to be
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putting your body in an absolutely
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unnatural position
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and there is a very high likelihood of
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strains or stretching those ligaments or
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muscles too much and all the potentially
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tearing tissue and this is really not a
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great way of thinking about training in
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my opinion and yeah trying to do
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strength training or most types of
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training with circular pull-ups is not a
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good idea the other thing is the fact
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that with keeping and circular pull-ups
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you can't do that in a lot of other
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scenarios unless you're in the
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competition and the situation is correct
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then fine but if you're trying to do
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climbing or building or bouldering or
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you know trying to do anything other
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than competition pull-ups you know
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that's the only where only place you can
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use them and really and truly you want
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to be a more functional person and
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unless you are doing a competition this
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also has an impact on obviously the
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mechanics are different
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this means that psychologically the
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neuromuscular pathway so that the brain
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is telling the body to do a particular
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thing and you're not training yourself
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to do the right mechanics your brain is
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not telling your muscles to do it the
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right way which means again is not
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helping you lastly doing large numbers
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and lots of repetitions of bad motor
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patterns and doing this type of motion
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is just going to injure you is just
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going to be bad for you overall you know
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over a long period of time and I would
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highly highly recommend not doing them
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so there we go there are six common
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faults to keep an eye out for and a few
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things just to be thinking about if
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you're a coach or the student just to
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check yourself and make sure that you're
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doing stuff correctly don't forget that
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you can film yourself will use a mirror
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if need to be this is a great tool and a
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great way of getting visual feedback of
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what you're exactly doing
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you
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so the fourth common mistake is having

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motivation this is a really wet bad way

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of thinking of things because the bad

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technique stuff is essentially is gonna

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lead to injury okay and if you go

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further or do more you know put more

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weight on or whatnot but with bad

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technique then it's down to you as the

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coach or you know internally to yourself

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before it happens

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injuries will happen you know whether

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that is a repetitive bad technique bad

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rep longevity type injury where you

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don't see any injury you know up front

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you know because you've been doing it

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wrong but with a lot more weight that

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you shouldn't have been doing you'll see

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the injury down there or through acute

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injury where you know you put too much

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starts aching or you know or worse yeah

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you really don't want to have this

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motivation of I am going to sacrifice

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technique or basically trying to look

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want to look like you're able to do

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idea that you're actually trying to get

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stronger but in the right way as the

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coach is down to you to enforce a good

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technique and try not to you know allow

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the students to be able to you know go

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add reps or whatever because you have

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can't do that it's just not possible

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have to be able to do everything with

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good technique and again as the coach is

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students that no you got to step back

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before you go further otherwise that's

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where problems are going to rise because

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there's sacrificing technique for

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essentially trying to bolster themselves

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or trying to look good or ego and these

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are things that I'm not going to help

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the other problem on top of injury is

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that actually the student will just

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plateau so what this means is and this

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applies to yourself as well if you try

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to go too fast or if you try to put too

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much weight on and you're not you're all

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you're trying to do is put more weight

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on but with bad technique that will that

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may take to you a little way that may

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you know can take you for the next two

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or three months but you will plateau you

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will stall in your training because you

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have bad technique and you've decided to

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go fast and go ahead without trying to

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do the correct technique first and build

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slowly so it's kind of this thing where

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you really want to check yourself or

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your students and make sure that you are

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not sacrificing technique for anything

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else

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moving into common fault number five

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this is fatigue over technique so again

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I see this quite a lot where as fatigue

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sets in to their training good technique

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it's sacrifice and essentially they're

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doing really bad reps but they're just

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keep going keep going

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and this type of trainings for

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especially strength training is just not

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going to be helpful at all you want to

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make sure that regardless of what the

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fatigue is or how you feel

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if you are unable to do good technique

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you need to stop because you know trying

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to do them where you are very fatigued

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is just pointless however if you're

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trying to do an endurance based thing

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where fatigue is actually part of the

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training that is totally fine and also

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for real world training where you would

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be tired you know you're putting in some

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upper body you know climb ups where

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you've just done a good two minutes of

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parkour run now that means that you will

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be fatigued and being under fatigue in

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that situation is a great training tool

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but if you're doing it for strength

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training you don't want to sacrifice

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that technique again if you're fatigued

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now when we talk about fatigue most the

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time we talk about now our body but also

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this applies to your mind if you are

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unfocused and unmotivated and you're

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feeling you know pretty low then you

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know this is not that there's a reason

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for that and there's ways of training

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where you need to be able to identify

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what kind of mood you're in and how it's

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going to go if it's just not that type

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of day where you know psychologically

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you're just not there then more often

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than not it's better to kind of rein

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back the training and actually do a bit

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of a lie today because otherwise if your

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mind is not on it and you're not

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prepared 100% for doing your training

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then this is where again injuries can

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happen so ensure that you've done

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everything to kind of wake yourself up

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and make sure that your mind is on but

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if you're just fatigued and mentally

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then again this is an indicator then

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patel potentially we need to kind of

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step back a little bit the final common

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fault

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number six unfortunately is going to be

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one that we see a lot when it comes to

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CrossFit boxes and their type of

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competition pull-ups these are circular

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pull-ups

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now circular pull-ups

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used in CrossFit mostly and the idea

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behind it is within their competitions

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the count that they have so they will

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have a period of time where they have to

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do as many repetitions as possible and

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the limits for that is they have to be

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able to get their chin over the bar and

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that chin gets over the bar that they

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can do that as many times as they can

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within for one minute now to make this

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faster the way that they've figured out

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circular motion where you are swinging

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forward coming back and then as you're

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starting to come forwards again your

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chin just gets over the bar and then you

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go forwards again and you do this

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circular forwards and back type motion

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that the problem here is again it is an

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extension of keeping your wallet is

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keeping and it's just not useful in the

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that's absolutely fine and that is going

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to get you a lot more reps but in the

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real world for proper practical movement

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and functional movement this is not

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going to help you in any way shape or

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form this is also not good for any type

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of strength training because you are not

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using your muscles again we went through

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this with the momentum stuff the if

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you're using momentum and the circles to

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help you up what's happening is you're

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using the stretch reflex of your

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ligaments and muscles and tissue to pull

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you around and then go again and it is

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less strength work which again means

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that the energy that is needed can be

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are using momentum they are using the

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stretch reflex like we said this means

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putting your body in an absolutely

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unnatural position

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strains or stretching those ligaments or

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muscles too much and all the potentially

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tearing tissue and this is really not a

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great way of thinking about training in

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strength training or most types of

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training with circular pull-ups is not a

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good idea the other thing is the fact

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that with keeping and circular pull-ups

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competition and the situation is correct

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then fine but if you're trying to do

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climbing or building or bouldering or

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you know trying to do anything other

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use them and really and truly you want

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to be a more functional person and

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mechanics are different

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neuromuscular pathway so that the brain

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thing and you're not training yourself

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to do the right mechanics your brain is

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not telling your muscles to do it the

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right way which means again is not

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helping you lastly doing large numbers

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and lots of repetitions of bad motor

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patterns and doing this type of motion

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is just going to injure you is just

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going to be bad for you overall you know

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over a long period of time and I would

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faults to keep an eye out for and a few

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you're a coach or the student just to

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check yourself and make sure that you're

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doing stuff correctly don't forget that

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you can film yourself will use a mirror

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great way of getting visual feedback of

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what you're exactly doing

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you