Can't do Pull Ups....HOW??!!?
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Ok, I'm entering BMT soon, but cannot do pull ups still. Actually i have been training (hanging and all that stuff) but still CMI!!
My question is, if i fail IPPT how? Kenna Confine?
And say if my whole platoon uber fit one....only me cannot do...how? Will my lousiness cause them to be punished oso? -
I find that at home do push up loh,best is do until u felt your arm shiver and when u carry things u felt that the arms don't belong to yours ,these means that u have improved!!!
Actually don't worry b4 i go bmt i also cannot do pull up,after the confinement week,bk out n book in on the following sunday suddenly can do 6 liao LOL.Last time fail ippt will kena RT ,meaning sat cannot book out,only book out at night,now i dunno liao
And my personal tips lah dunno izzit consider good or not is for example if u can do 8 pull up,durning training try to be low profile do about 4 loh,don't listen to them say what do your best, then slowly slowy improve lah until test then do your best and see your friends do how many lah,they do 3 ,u do 3 dun hao lian do 6 lah,2.4 and those others also,try to hide your strength,this apply not only in BMT but also in your unit life
Like that your instructor also think u got improve mah ,they show their pc or oc also show that they got train u well and everyone happy !!!if u hao lian do your best 1st then next time drop ,then not so gd loh . -
During my rt training few of the PTI said that actually push up is useless if u really wish to train for your chin-up. The best is do dips at home just find a stable chair & u can train your arm-power while watching tv..
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inclined pullups and bicep curls and dips. Sure worked for me
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pray that u can a strong buddy who can give u a push everytime during chin-up regime.
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u will b given progressive training wan when u enlist... i still rem i went in can only do 2... den aft e 1st wk of training... cannot even do 1... only hang there... n my arms were like numb... but when i recover frm e numbness in 3rd wk can do 4.... subsequently frm there e numbers jus kept going until i it my max...
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Yah remember during BMT the most I do is 2 during medic course can do up till 12+Originally posted by life2121:u will b given progressive training wan when u enlist... i still rem i went in can only do 2... den aft e 1st wk of training... cannot even do 1... only hang there... n my arms were like numb... but when i recover frm e numbness in 3rd wk can do 4.... subsequently frm there e numbers jus kept going until i it my max... -
since my first day of service until my unit stand down i have not managed a single pull up.
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go do chin ups wif a buddy or wat...Originally posted by LoVeMeLoVeMenOt:During my rt training few of the PTI said that actually push up is useless if u really wish to train for your chin-up. The best is do dips at home just find a stable chair & u can train your arm-power while watching tv..
so use the supported chin up machines in gyms...
i wldn't say push ups does nt help in chin up...but its nt specific enuff...
chin ups taxes a lot on the bicep muscles for all 3 grippin methods, overgraft, undergraft, alternate graft.
push ups taxes on triceps which is juz a small % used in ur chin up.
dips, too taxes on the triceps n deltoids which r tax lightly while doing chin up.
for better improvement u need to do more specific exercises which r the lats pulldwn, bicep curls. seated row n of coz the assisted chin up machine.
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r u enlisting tmr?Originally posted by SocialOutcast:Ok, I'm entering BMT soon, but cannot do pull ups still. Actually i have been training (hanging and all that stuff) but still CMI!!
My question is, if i fail IPPT how? Kenna Confine?
And say if my whole platoon uber fit one....only me cannot do...how? Will my lousiness cause them to be punished oso? -
Push ups. Those "NCC" type when you keep your elbows close to your body. do 3 sets of 5/10/15 which ever you are comfortable with. Comfortable meaning you will get tired but still can do. Try to do it before every meal. (standard regime in my BMT time)
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its nt ncc type...Originally posted by Robotics999:Push ups. Those "NCC" type when you keep your elbows close to your body. do 3 sets of 5/10/15 which ever you are comfortable with. Comfortable meaning you will get tired but still can do. Try to do it before every meal. (standard regime in my BMT time)
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Don't worry...
There are a lot of Zero Fighter Legends around... Those enlist as zero fighters and pass out as officers or Specs with 12 chin-ups...
Chin-ups cannot be trained effectively with push-ups because of the muscle groups involved. The best way to train is.... keep doing it!
I will give you a set of chin-up exercises which you can try... This is similar to the chin-up regime in BMT.
Straight-arm pull
Hang on the bar, apply strength to lift yur shoulders up a bit, and hold it there for 3-5 secs. Do this for 6 times. This helps to train muscle groups that make the initial lift in chin-up.
Isometric Chin-up
Use a chair or something to make you hang with your head above the bar, then hang yourself, hold in this position for 5 seconds. Do your maximum reps. This will train your muscles' endurance.
Eccentric Chin-up
Same thing, starts by hanging above the bar and release slowly down in 5 seconds. This trains the pulling power of the muscles group after initial pull.
You can do this in your home with a doorway chin-up bar avaialble at Sport shops or do it in your neighbourhood exercise corner! -
first thing to do is remove the mental barrier. i started with 0 to 8 in 3months...or less. try it. hang for 1 min.drop liao still jump up hang. then once you can do 1 or 2, keep repeating. then slowly increase the numbers.
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are there any doorway chin up bars that do not require screwing, i.e. works by suction?Originally posted by kiddyduck:You can do this in your home with a doorway chin-up bar avaialble at Sport shops or do it in your neighbourhood exercise corner! -
doubt so...Originally posted by wuming78:are there any doorway chin up bars that do not require screwing, i.e. works by suction?
suction wun b strong enuff in my opinion... -
what are dips
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just do lat pull downs...if ur wing is strong it can pull u up easily....
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I also was a zero-fighter during BMT. After 10 weeks of intense training only just managed to pass IPPT with 6 chin-ups. But after I went to signal course and got posted to unit I could do 14. The key is just to keep trying. Push-ups are generally not useful (my BMT PC kept making me do but it didn't really help), but if you want to try I recommend you do the wide-arm spider push-up, which helps more to target the muscle groups involved in doing chin-ups.
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I know, but just in case he doesn't cuz most uniform group CCA I see do the "open" type one. So saying "NCC type" he may understand mahOriginally posted by alwaysdisturbed:its nt ncc type...
its standard...
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eh under graft requires biceps and fore arm muscles rite. so if i do push ups, i'll train my biceps so i can improve for pull ups?
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Do dips better.Originally posted by thousandisland:eh under graft requires biceps and fore arm muscles rite. so if i do push ups, i'll train my biceps so i can improve for pull ups? -
oh really ah? because i was doing over graft all the time. then came in and i tried under graft and it seems slightly easier so i started training for under graft. but i heard some sergeant said over graft is better coz there's only so much that ur biceps can expand for ur over graft pullups...
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any graft will require the fore arm muscles...Originally posted by thousandisland:eh under graft requires biceps and fore arm muscles rite. so if i do push ups, i'll train my biceps so i can improve for pull ups?
fore arm muscles is used on grippin the bar.
if ur fore arm muscles r weak, u wun b able to hold onto the bar for long, regardless whether u can pull or nt...
i already mentioned abv dat push ups wrks mainly on triceps n nt biceps...
yes, trainin up ur biceps certainly will improve ur pull ups...