Pull-ups are an excellent exercise for increasing upper body and grip strength. All you need is a bar or rings to hang from and you are workout ready. But, even the most fit among us struggle to do a single set of strict pull-ups.
In this video you will learn how to perform the suspended row, plank row, and assisted pull-up to conquer pull-ups once and for all. Practice makes perfect so hit the gym and DO WORK! As always, let us know if you have any questions along the way.
They are essentially the same moves. You can do them as a change up but I would pick one or the other. The only exception is doing Barbell suspended rows with your feet elevated, it will take the exercise to a new level.
Danielle,
It depends on your goals but generally I would recommended 2 times per week. You can switch up the order of them and also perform more or less reps and rounds then recommended depending on your level of training. I hope this helps!
Would you recommend doing the horizontal rows in the video in addition to ring rows if you have rings?
They are essentially the same moves. You can do them as a change up but I would pick one or the other. The only exception is doing Barbell suspended rows with your feet elevated, it will take the exercise to a new level.
Thanks Anthony!
How many times a week would you recommend doing these exercises?
Danielle,
It depends on your goals but generally I would recommended 2 times per week. You can switch up the order of them and also perform more or less reps and rounds then recommended depending on your level of training. I hope this helps!