NEED YOUR COACHING GUYS. I WANNA DO PIC RELATED AND I NEED YOUR ADVICE. Everything from muscles required to excercies/diet/whatever is welcome. I REALLY REALLY wanna do this. If this thread goes well, i'll try to post progress every week or so. MY STATS : Okay Lats - can do around 15-20 pull ups if i really need to - can also do a muscle up. Meh shoulders Okay Chest Okay Bicep Okay Tricep although it feels weak for some reason Okay forearms.
HELP ME.
Leo Barnes
Forgot to mention : No access to gym/weights.
Colton Lewis
take creatine
Kayden Ortiz
You're gonna have to get some rotator cuff hypertrophy going, along with absolute atrophy for everything below the waist.
Nolan Richardson
fucking kek. I realise this is REALLY hard because i can only go like 1/3 of the way and can't even stay up there for a second but i wanna do this. i eat plenty of meats n shit i think i don't need any supplements.
Brayden Rogers
This thread is bad and you should feel bad.
Jason Long
Can you do an iron cross?
Jace Evans
don't have access to rings but i'm pretty sure i couldn't since i assume they require shoulders/triceps which aren't that great on me.
Alexander Foster
Well if you're not just rusing me, I'm gonna say that an iron cross would have the most crossover to your impossible exercise.
Jonathan Gutierrez
any similar excerices on a pull up bar?
Matthew Ramirez
Front lever, about a trillion muscle ups
John Price
Try /r/bodyweightfitness
Ryder White
That's not even remotely possible, it'll look more like picrelated.
Also kek, accidental penis while drawing hip joint
Lucas Green
It's possible. You just have to be able to front raise your body weight and hold it. No big deal
Eli Martinez
front raises are the opposite of what OP needs, he needs to train whatever muscles are the antagonists of moving the arms upwards.
Jacob Morgan
You're not going to get to that point unless you hit the actual weights or you begin juicing while doing the bodyweight stuff. I'll pull some bullshit numbers to give you an idea.
Say you're 6' (183 cm) and weigh 165 lbs (75 kg). You're going to be holding up the equivalent of about 100 lbs or so straight out in front of you WITHOUT the assistance of your main core stabilizers, which will put a ridiculous load on your fairly small front delt, serratus, and lat muscle groups. And that's assuming your rotator cuff is mobile enough and doesn't straight up fail you.
It is possible to do it, but not for very long, and you're likely not to get to that point for probably a year or two of serious lifting, and almost certainly not with bodyweight movements
Matthew Ward
it's possible. you'd need the strongest motherfucking hands on earth though
Hudson Carter
And also your shoulders would need to be able to maintain your bodyweight to keep the arm-torso angle at that 90°
seems insanely hard
Jacob Bailey
main muscles for this excercise: -GRIP STRENGTH (you need to withstand a torque of ArmLength*Bodyweight) -Chest/Lats -Triceps -Posterior Delt maybe
that's basically all of it.
Jordan Reyes
>front raise >to keep your arms from going above your body
Jaxon Butler
People train for many years to even hold an iron cross for a couple of seconds OP
Forget about ever doing this m8
John Roberts
I think what user is talking about is this
>pic related
It's called a "close to impossible" because it damn near is. Work on your iron cross, muscleups and lever strength for a year and see how it goes, OP
Aaron Kelly
Wait. I may have fucked up.Here's my math, so someone who's more alert than I am can check it.
>arm length: 3ft (half body length) >foot-to-shoulder length: 5.143 ft (6/7 body length >moment about bar: 165 lb * 3 ft = 495 ft-lb >equivalent weight (moment / feet-to-shoulder length): 495 ft-lb / 5.143 ft = 96.247 lb
It's 5:30 am where I'm at, so I may be just pulling equations from my ass