Strength

Assisted Hammer Pull Up

Boost your upper body strength, grip strength, stability, and endurance with the Assisted Hammer Pull Up. Ideal for beginners and rehab, this exercise targets your shoulders, arms, and back. It’s an easier alternative to traditional pull-ups.
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Assisted Hammer Pull Up instructions
Step-by-step instructions
1
Stand facing the assisted pull-up machine; adjust the kneepad to fit your height.
2
Get on your knees on the pad and reach up to the parallel handles.
3
With palms facing each other, lift your knees off the ground and hang for a moment to stabilize yourself.
4
Pull up until your chin is at the level of the handles, keep your body vertical and your elbows tight to your body.
5
Lower yourself slowly, extending your arms fully. Repeat for the programmed number of reps.
Stand facing the assisted pull-up machine; adjust the kneepad to fit your height.
Get on your knees on the pad and reach up to the parallel handles.
With palms facing each other, lift your knees off the ground and hang for a moment to stabilize yourself.
Pull up until your chin is at the level of the handles, keep your body vertical and your elbows tight to your body.
Lower yourself slowly, extending your arms fully. Repeat for the programmed number of reps.
Equipment needed
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