NuclearNed
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MmmSkyscraper
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When I was younger probably, but not any more, I'd need rocket assist like someone else mentioned.
Could and did about two years ago, probably couldn't do it right now unless I trained up for it specifically.
That dude could probably rocket right up the salmon run on ninja warrior. I wonder how he trained for that move.
edit: Woops, I read the OP wrong. I thought this was about the iron cross. I can and still do 'muscle-ups' but I don't think I could pull off an iron cross.
TRUTH.
That dude could probably rocket right up the salmon run on ninja warrior. I wonder how he trained for that move.
edit: Woops, I read the OP wrong. I thought this was about the iron cross. I can and still do 'muscle-ups' but I don't think I could pull off an iron cross.
I could do it when I was a little kid and did gymnastics.
These days, my arms would be torn from their sockets before I could do it.
These days, my arms would be torn from their sockets before I could do it.
ConstipatedVigilante
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Maybe; I haven't tried doing a pullup in a while. My lats suck.
But assuming I manage the pullup, I can easily push into the final position. I love doing dips, btw.
But assuming I manage the pullup, I can easily push into the final position. I love doing dips, btw.
StageLeft
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I can do around 15 quality pullups but I have to say on this one I am not sure. I think with some swinging of legs and what not I could probably do it, but it would take practice to get the balance and not fall forward/backward when they're down by the waist.
BTW that black dude vid a few posts up is impressive. I've seen others with some black guys at a playground with insane power to weight ratios, and massive guys, too.
BTW that black dude vid a few posts up is impressive. I've seen others with some black guys at a playground with insane power to weight ratios, and massive guys, too.
Depends, the way you describe it, sure, but the way they do it - arms completely straight the whole way up - not a chance.
I don't see why not, but my gym doesn't have rings like that. I can do plenty of pull-ups though...
Ah, ok then. I'm proud to say i can do those. 7 in a row is my max. Did 30 total in 10min, 35sec.
Some links for you:
Article on developing the muscle-up (full pdf article in this page): http://www.crossfit.com/journa...scleup_nov_02_cfj.html
Videos of developing the muscle-up (if it doesn't anchor, go down to "Seminar Highlights" and see the 3 "Developing a Muscle-up..." videos):
http://www.crossfit.com/cf-info/excercise.html#Hilites
And finally, one of the smoothest muscle-ups i've seen:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=2q8KMnWUsvg
At 126 lbs and 5'2, i really hope so... the only good thing about being small is that I'm naturally gymnastic.
Could I do it? I'm really not sure. I think I'd have to try it to find out for sure though. I do fine with pullups, chin ups, dips, etc. but I think some people aren't realizing that this is completely different. The rings are not stationary. A pullup/chin up/dip bar will not move as you do, rings will. The extra amount of strength needed to keep stabilization while pulling up and then pushing up adds a significant amount of difficulty. This is not the same as being able to do a pull up, and then a dip.
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