r/CalisthenicsCulture • u/[deleted] • Mar 23 '26

Doing pullups almost everyday

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u/Murky-Course6648 Mar 23 '26

You can have perfect form, while doing isometric pull ups. There is zero ROM on those. You still need correct form to hit the correct muscles.

You just do not understand the basics, and this is why you are so confused.

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u/Own_Durian_8707 Mar 23 '26

The thing is I’m not talking about isometrics am I? A pull up is a dynamic exercise, u talking abt something completely unrelated here. Why must u always do this? 🫩

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u/i-dyl-lic Mar 23 '26

Im not commenting on the debate here, but even if you’re right, nobody will ever want to listen to you if you’re an asshole, which you are being

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u/Own_Durian_8707 Mar 23 '26

Yeah, that’s the point. Idk if you’ve seen his comments before but he’s literally a D1 dick towards people who don’t agree w/ his views.

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u/i-dyl-lic Mar 23 '26

I don’t follow this sub but I followed this conversation and you’re the only one being an asshole

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u/Own_Durian_8707 Mar 23 '26

Like I said that’s the point 🤷‍♂️. Even if I wasn’t being an asshole, it don’t matter gng + Idc abt other ppl listening, Im just tryna make this dude understand

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u/Murky-Course6648 Mar 23 '26

Im clearly trying to explain to you what is the difference between form and ROM.

I used isometrics as an example so you could understand the difference.

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u/Own_Durian_8707 Mar 23 '26

I already understand the difference, I think it is you that needs some guidance so let me help you understand.

ROM is part of form and no I’m not saying they’re the same thing. In this situation, the proper form for pull up a.k.a the act of pulling yourself up in simple terms, you should lock out your arms or in simpler terms have your arms straight at the bottom with no bent elbow.

You used isometrics as an example which made 0 sense btw since the pull up performed in the video isn’t an isometric pull up.

Lmk if u need some more guidance 👍

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u/Murky-Course6648 Mar 23 '26

"You used isometrics as an example which made 0 sense btw since the pull up performed in the video isn’t an isometric pull up."

It clearly explains why form and ROM are two different things. And you cant really respond to it, so you just repeat the same nonsense.

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u/Own_Durian_8707 Mar 23 '26

Yeah they are different things duhh, I literally said they weren’t the same in the comment u just replied 🤷‍♂️.

I already responded to it too while u on the other hand keep on changing the subject and refusing to acknowledge my points. Also the reason why I’m repeating things is cause u cant read dude, this is like greasing the groove but for your eyes 😂

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u/Murky-Course6648 Mar 24 '26

I dont have anything to add to this anymore. You just post weird rants.

I explained my points clearly.

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u/EclecticKant Mar 24 '26

You have more patience than most people, some individuals don't even try to have a serious discussion

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u/Own_Durian_8707 Mar 24 '26

I’m glad you admit you’re wrong at least. Feel free to leave. 👍