Weighted, bodyweight, or with bands, chin ups are a great exercise to add to your routine. What are your questions about adding in chins or getting your first chin up?
A lot of tutorials say that it "puts your shoulders in a compromised position" to do chin ups without arching the upper back and squeezing the shoulder blades at the top of the rep, do you guys think that's necessary?
Hi! I'm restarting LP after some time on higher rep training... First time couldnt get it work for me like i was expecting... I'm going to start alternating deadlift with something else rigth away because i Will die quickly otherwise... could add these with the barbell row in the same day? Day A DeadLift - Day B Barbell Rows and Chin ups?
@Chad W I learned without a coach. I'm fairly uncoordinated, but it was actually my best lift at an SS seminar. Unrelated: I bought some Reynolds Wrap today and can't stop imagining Matt dropping some hot bars.
Awesome video. Very goal oriented but have no aspirations to compete is there a strength standards table you would suggest for the common man if not have you thought of creating one? Love the content since the first video i saw on squats a few weeks ago i raised it by 100 pounds. Got a rack so not worried about another shutdown really enjoying my new hobby.
I believe the logo on your television is overscanned. There should be an advanced setting where you can turn this off somewhere in the annals of your TV menu. Great vid!
Hi guys great video! Just want to clarify the progression for chin ups. So if I'm able to do 3 sets of 10 properly, I should add weight and drop the reps to just 5 for the next workout? Then I should only add more weight when I can do 3 sets of 10 for that weight, correct? Btw, thanks for these videos. You guys provide a different angle to SS coaching. All the best!
Excellent video. Thanks. Quick question. I can't do three sets of 10 bodyweight but can do 3x5 weighted with an extra 10 kg. What do I do? Try and gets 3x10 or just do weighted chins? Thank you
@@Amish_Avenger this video, thread and my comment make no mention of powercleans. Cleans vs rows is a common discussion in the starting strength world though.
Depends on how advanced you are, but 10 sets sounds like a lot. That being said, how long are you resting? I ask because might program something like get to 30 chin ups in as few sets as possible, but that might take someone 10 sets.
if i do Squat.. press .. and deadlift .. can I try then chin up ? because I am doing Squat, bench press, deadlift.. then , squat , press , and deadlift and chin up ? what is ur advice? thanks
Great video guys,! One quick question: have you ever had neck pain after doing chins? I am able to do like 14 or 15 in a row but then I get a terrible neck pain. I tend to overextend my neck in order to clean the bar in the last reps. Lately I just do many set of only 5 reps to avoid this. Do you have any tips?. Thanks in advance.
You could try leaning back slightly to "open your chest up" to the bar instead, so there would be less neck-cranking. If you're doing well with lower reps per set though, you can switch to weighted chin-ups (we usually weight when you get to 10 anyway).
I'm confused. I want to do chin ups. I train Wednesday Friday Sunday. So week A I deadlift wed and sun. Week B I deadlift Friday. So surely it's only week B I do chin ups TWICE a week (potentially with rows) ?
pretty good video but I am just too heavy (88 kg at 5'8) at for a pull-up/Chin-up , Been trying the negatives after seeing some videos on YT but no improvement.
That's no excuse. I suggest building up plenty of volume bodyweight first multiple times a week, until sets of 10 are fairly easy, then add weight. This will take time and dedication and also you need to do full range of motion or you cut your results short. I find a suitable build-up exercise for the chins is the inverted row, for example with a suspension trainer/TRX. If you can, switch to rings as soon as you can. This is much better for your joints than a straight bar. You can also hit neutral-grip/hammer-grip chins on a bar as a way to switch up the grip, to minimize overuse in a given movement pattern. Start today or tomorrow :)
Weighted, bodyweight, or with bands, chin ups are a great exercise to add to your routine. What are your questions about adding in chins or getting your first chin up?
A lot of tutorials say that it "puts your shoulders in a compromised position" to do chin ups without arching the upper back and squeezing the shoulder blades at the top of the rep, do you guys think that's necessary?
@@sammack9149 NO
Hi! I'm restarting LP after some time on higher rep training... First time couldnt get it work for me like i was expecting... I'm going to start alternating deadlift with something else rigth away because i Will die quickly otherwise... could add these with the barbell row in the same day? Day A DeadLift - Day B Barbell Rows and Chin ups?
@@ianwinckelmann7594 That is fine, though you also could probably just pick one of those exercises and do them on that other day.
@@BarbellLogic ok, thanks for the response 💪 greetings from Argentina 🧉🤘
Videos are getting better
can you do video on how to build enough strength to do a chin-up /pull-up
We have one! Check it out: ruclips.net/video/LvdUALh-W4g/видео.html
Why is it private
@@raccoon2336 Maybe it has to do something with Starting Strength, as they used to be affiliated with them but no longer are nowadays.
@@dragonfireshield1976 notice how they have to blur out the starting strength sign lol.
Just what I was looking for! Thanks 🙃
2:23
After seeing this, I HAD to like the video.
yes, exactly.
there is nothing at 2:23... what did you see?
When are you showing the power clean?
@Chad W I learned without a coach. I'm fairly uncoordinated, but it was actually my best lift at an SS seminar.
Unrelated: I bought some Reynolds Wrap today and can't stop imagining Matt dropping some hot bars.
Well, thanks, barbell logic guys. I left a comment saying what about calisthenics, and here I have my answer.
Great video guys! I always forget about cues for chin ups.
Awesome video. Very goal oriented but have no aspirations to compete is there a strength standards table you would suggest for the common man if not have you thought of creating one? Love the content since the first video i saw on squats a few weeks ago i raised it by 100 pounds. Got a rack so not worried about another shutdown really enjoying my new hobby.
I believe the logo on your television is overscanned. There should be an advanced setting where you can turn this off somewhere in the annals of your TV menu. Great vid!
Hi guys great video! Just want to clarify the progression for chin ups. So if I'm able to do 3 sets of 10 properly, I should add weight and drop the reps to just 5 for the next workout? Then I should only add more weight when I can do 3 sets of 10 for that weight, correct?
Btw, thanks for these videos. You guys provide a different angle to SS coaching. All the best!
Hey mate! I hope you are going strong still - how did you go since you lasted asked?
Do more chin ups videos? You are good at it
Excellent video. Thanks. Quick question. I can't do three sets of 10 bodyweight but can do 3x5 weighted with an extra 10 kg. What do I do? Try and gets 3x10 or just do weighted chins? Thank you
That’s great news! It depends on what your overall goal is. What’s your goal?
I'm really surprised you guys didn't do the barbell row instead
We have a tutorial for that coming soon.
@@BarbellLogic can you do dips, since you've done chinups?
If an athlete is already doing deadlifts, rows rank way below chinups.
@@Amish_Avenger this video, thread and my comment make no mention of powercleans. Cleans vs rows is a common discussion in the starting strength world though.
I usually start back n bicep day with 5 sets Bw pulls then 5 sets of weighted chins. Is this too much? Also I’m 240 lbs.
Depends on how advanced you are, but 10 sets sounds like a lot.
That being said, how long are you resting? I ask because might program something like get to 30 chin ups in as few sets as possible, but that might take someone 10 sets.
what exercises can i do to prepare for chin ups? I dont think i can do them
Lat Pull-downs. "Negative Chin-ups" Banded, Assisted chin-ups.
Nikki’s guns 💪🏻 🤯
Yep.
if i do Squat.. press .. and deadlift .. can I try then chin up ? because I am doing Squat, bench press, deadlift.. then , squat , press , and deadlift and chin up ? what is ur advice? thanks
Great video guys,! One quick question: have you ever had neck pain after doing chins? I am able to do like 14 or 15 in a row but then I get a terrible neck pain. I tend to overextend my neck in order to clean the bar in the last reps. Lately I just do many set of only 5 reps to avoid this. Do you have any tips?. Thanks in advance.
You could try leaning back slightly to "open your chest up" to the bar instead, so there would be less neck-cranking. If you're doing well with lower reps per set though, you can switch to weighted chin-ups (we usually weight when you get to 10 anyway).
I'm confused. I want to do chin ups. I train Wednesday Friday Sunday. So week A I deadlift wed and sun. Week B I deadlift Friday.
So surely it's only week B I do chin ups TWICE a week (potentially with rows) ?
row midweek each week.
So do you guys recommend doing the chinup instead of the power clean as the fifth lift in the LP?
We chin and row in the stead of powercleans.
Barbell Logic ok, good to know. Thank you!
Chin up laddie.
What about warming up for chins?
If you do them at the end of your workout, you're likely already warm from doing an upper body exercise (bench or press).
How long a rest between sets? For barbell work I’m resting 8 minutes should it be the same chin ups?
Not if you don't need that much time.
pretty good video but I am just too heavy (88 kg at 5'8) at for a pull-up/Chin-up , Been trying the negatives after seeing some videos on YT but no improvement.
I've found that lat pulldowns and bicep curls will help you with chin-ups. I'm 115 kilo and I can hit 3 sets of 5 pretty reliably.
How long have you been doing negatives for?
You are not to heavy to chin, you aren't strong enough yet. Lat pull-downs and negatives for the win.
That's no excuse. I suggest building up plenty of volume bodyweight first multiple times a week, until sets of 10 are fairly easy, then add weight. This will take time and dedication and also you need to do full range of motion or you cut your results short.
I find a suitable build-up exercise for the chins is the inverted row, for example with a suspension trainer/TRX.
If you can, switch to rings as soon as you can. This is much better for your joints than a straight bar. You can also hit neutral-grip/hammer-grip chins on a bar as a way to switch up the grip, to minimize overuse in a given movement pattern.
Start today or tomorrow :)
I do chin ups everyday
twice a week? You mean everyday
no like Monday and Friday
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This video does not show her doing even one full chin-up. Not saying she can't, but you don't show it.
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