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BodyRock Bootcamp Workout 3: Rope pull ups
If you don’t have a pull up bar at home you can always improvise. I made use of the stairs in my living room and a skipping rope. This exercise basically works your upper body, especially your biceps, lats, posterior deltoid and trapezius. It was pretty hard to pull myself up this many times so I started to cheat and use my legs to bounce off of the stairs. Although this exercise is really challenging, I love it and I am going to practice more, because I would like to be strong enough to be able to pull up my own bodyweight 20 times without cheating. I know that most of you are interested more in loosing body fat especially if you have just started to workout. I can understand that, but concentrating only on that aspect will not make your training more enjoyable. Always ask yourself ”what can I do to actually enjoy my training.” If you start to challenge yourself differently, for example you will set up a goal to beat me in pull ups or do the front split that I am not able to do yet, then your workouts might get more interesting. Reaching these short term goals can help sustain you through to your longer term fat loss goals.
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Zuzana.
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