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Coining an official fitness term
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EvidenceOfRedemption
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If you're doing pull-ups with weight, then you're probably not doing proper form. Try the correct form pulling yourself up in a straight line as if between two parallel walls... it uses your obliques and upper back rather than biceps and you should see your reps drop quite a bit.
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LOL "Man ups." Adding weight to any already discovered exercise will just be named the same with the words "with weights" at the end of it.
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If those are man-ups, what are weighted muscle ups?
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