hello everyone first post here-i've been reading the posts for a while now but never actually posted myself so here goes...
after reading one of the diaries for the prmc ive got a couple of questions...
why is it that you have to keep your elbows in when doing press-ups?is it just because thats the way they like you to do them or are there other reasons:training wise i know doing this puts more emphasis on your tris and takes some off your chest but i cant see why you have to do this,isnt a press up a press up?
and also, i read the way they make you do sit-ups, and was wondering if you are allowed to put your feet under something for leverage:i ask simply because i just cant do sit-ups without my toes under something:as soon as i go past a crunch my legs just fly up in the air-maybe its just me and i need to strengthen other muscles in my back or my lower abs?
oh and one more;when you do the pull-ups is it a reverse grip you have to use ie/palms facing away from the body?
any help and advice is much appreciated, thanks in advance
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I have a booklet that has diagrams on the different exercises you do, and for sit-ups you have someone put weight on your feet while you do your situps.
I can't do them without weight on my feet either, they end up more like leg raises.
The chins are done on a beam and your palms facing away from your body, quite a close grip.
I can't do them without weight on my feet either, they end up more like leg raises.
The chins are done on a beam and your palms facing away from your body, quite a close grip.
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