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| Training discussion on lats pull down, within the Bodybuilding Forum; Well im a sumo wrestler so its a bit tough for me to do pullups... |
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Gender: | Well im a sumo wrestler so its a bit tough for me to do pullups |
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Gender: | nah just joking but they dont have so you can do pullups at my gym for some reason |
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Gender: | It is one shitty gym that don't have a pullup bar. That's crasazy ![]() What is the world coming to? |
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Gender: | Does the gym have a cable station? The piece of equipment that has the cable crossover exercise? If so you can do pullups on the support bar that goes across that section. |
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| If the shoulders aren’t moving down during the pulldown, it’s an arm movement. One good cue that has been around for years is to think about pushing the elbows down, as opposed to pulling with the arms. This tends to put more focus on the lats rather than the biceps. |
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