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Rope Climbing
Is there any more money total body exercise than this?
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#2
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Re: Rope Climbing
Thats nothing close to total body.
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#3
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Re: Rope Climbing
I would put olympic lifting, strongman type stuff (atlas stones, farmers walks), throwing events etc. above rope climbing in terms of "total body exercise". But yes, definitely a great upper body exercise.
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Re: Rope Climbing
WTF? Its not even a full upper body exercise. It works the vert pull, leaving out both pushing and horizontal pull.
Gag me. |
#5
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Re: Rope Climbing
It is useful though.... if you like caves and rocks and [censored]
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#6
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Re: Rope Climbing
Rock Climbing >>>> Climbing Rope
They aren't "full body" workouts though. |
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Re: Rope Climbing
i think chad waterbury had an article a while ago (maybe in the t-nation archives) about using ropes to work out, interesting read, but not very practical since most use commercial gyms...
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Re: Rope Climbing
Who cares if it isn't full body, it's a great workout. Seriously this forum is obsessed with total body. I'm surprised half the people on here squat because it "ignores" the upper body.
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Re: Rope Climbing
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WTF? Its not even a full upper body exercise. It works the vert pull, leaving out both pushing and horizontal pull. Gag me. [/ QUOTE ] I didn't say it was a full upper body movement...but not much is really. |
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Re: Rope Climbing
I like to do a bench press while rowing while doing a pull up so I can really work my upper body all at once. Anything else just isn't a full upper body exercise and therefore not effective!
Right.... |
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