Asymmetrical australin pull-ups
Biceps - Lower Trapezius - Rear Deltoid - Lats - External Rotators
- Get into a low bar with bent knees and a pronated grip.
- Perform repetitions by bringing your chin to one of your hands each time.
- You can also perform them with straight legs to increase the difficulty.
- Unlike regular pull-ups, Australian pull-ups target the middle and lower trapezius and external rotators, making them beneficial for correcting posture, addressing imbalances, and preventing injuries.
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