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Chin-ups are one of the most challenging body-weight exercises .The chin-up is a upper body strength training workout. People frequently do this exercise with the intention of strengthening muscles such as the latissimus dorsi and biceps, which extend the shoulder and flex the elbow, respectively. the palms are faced towards the body. This workout will give immense strength to upper body. So, chin ups are the best upper body workout.

The chin up differs from the pull up in that the chin up allows for a greater degree of bicep involvement during the pulling movement.This exercise can be included in your back workouts, upper body workouts, pull workouts, or full body workouts.

Progression

  1. Using a tight grip, grasp the bar with a shoulder width grip.
  2. Take a deep breath, squeeze your glutes and brace your abs. Depress the shoulder blades and then drive the elbows straight down to the floor while activating the lats.
  3. Pull your chin towards the bar until the lats are fully contracted, then slowly lower yourself back to the start position and repeat for the assigned number of repetitions.
  4. If you can’t complete a single bodyweight chinup, start with slow negatives or flexed arm hangs at the top position.

Benefits

  1. Strengthens the muscles of the lats ,biceps, upper back, core, and grip
  2. Requires no equipment other than a bar
  3. Like pull-ups, can build absolute strength for low reps, or strength endurance for higher reps
  4. Many people find it slightly easier and shoulder-friendly than overhand pull-ups

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