Start with the basics📝 It's easy to get intimiated by chin-ups or pull-ups, but our Suspension Trainer makes it a little easier to accomplish them! Start with the basic exercises to help gain strength, proper form and confidence! 1. Keep your shoulders down and back, don't arch your lower back 2. Keep your elbows in – tight to the body 3. Avoid swaying / Keep your core engaged 4. This is harder than it looks! Earn your progression💪 🎥: @coach_ambertobin #PullDay #TRX #Pullups #Upperbody | TRX

Lat pulldown variations Different grips can emphasize different regions of the back Top: Pronated lat pulldown - shoulder adduction (lats and teres major) bring arms down to the side Middle: Supinated (palms up) lat pulldown - greater bicep contribution Bottom: V-bar (neutral grip) lat pulldown - shoulder extension (lats), elbows behind body Variation is good! Which one should you pick? It depends on your goals. Click the link in my bio to train with me or sign up for my muscle building program!

Key Points for the Lat Pulldown 1. Stabilize Your Body When seated, ensure that the thigh pad is snug against the top of your thighs. This helps stabilize your body and prevents unnecessary movement, allowing your back muscles to engage more effectively. 2. Slightly Lean Back Maintain a slight backward lean (about 10-15 degrees) to minimize forearm involvement and maximize back muscle activation. However, avoid leaning too far back, as this turns the exercise into a rowing motion and reduces lat

#TRXMondayMove: SA TRX Pull up @Atoosa shows the SA TRX Pull up slow and controlled, maintaining to engage her core throughout. | TRX Training

BACK TO BASICS with the TRX Power Pull 💪 Boost rotational strength, stability, and full-body coordination with the TRX Power Pull. Start with these foundation exercises to accomplish the TRX Power Pull: 1. TRX Low Row (Fully shorten straps): > Face the anchor, elbows bent, palms in > Step forward, extend elbows, then pull back up 2. TRX Torso Rotation (Fully lengthen straps, single-handle mode): > Face anchor, both hands on one handle, lean back > Rotate hips and torso, then return with control

TRX Pull Ups meet you where you are—whether you’re building your first rep or adding more control to your upper body routine. Using just your bodyweight and the TRX Suspension Trainer, you’ll strengthen your back, arms, and core without the need for machines or a gym. Scalable. Portable. Effective. For every fitness level. ON SALE NOW: https://bit.ly/4lT2bTz | TRX Training