Pull-Up path
foundationSelf-reported progress

Negative Pull-Up

Lower from the top with steady control through the range you can own.

What it develops

  • Eccentric pulling strength
  • Top-to-bottom control

How to perform it

  1. Step safely into a stable top position.
  2. Lower smoothly while keeping the shoulders engaged.
  3. Step back up rather than jumping while fatigued.

Common mistakes

  • Free-falling
  • Holding the breath
  • Continuing after control is lost

Suggested readiness

  • Lower smoothly rather than dropping.
  • Repeat a similar path without pain.

These suggestions are not a test or verification of ability.

Scale it back

  • Band-assisted negative
  • Short-range negative
  • Assisted pull-up

Training cautions

  • Begin eccentric work conservatively and recover before repeating it.

Skill connections

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