Most beginners can't do a single pull-up, and random workouts skip the steps that get you there.
Here, every step fits on one page, so you always know what to practice next.
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Most people grab the bar, try to pull, and stop there. But a pull-up is built in stages: hanging, setting the shoulder blades, rowing, lowering slowly, holding at the top. Done in order, a few sessions a week, each stage leads to the next. Laid out one per page, with a drawing of each, the path is easy to follow.

Videos and workouts that skip the steps
Every step on one page, drawn and in order
8 parts and 69 pages, one topic per page.
That's this book: 69 pages, one topic on each. At the top, the title and a line that sums it up; in the middle, a drawing that shows the movement; below, four boxes with the key points and a strip with the one thing to remember.





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The book “Your First Pull-Up” in PDF (69 illustrated pages) and 2 bonuses: “Your Week-by-Week Pull-Up Plan” and “Pull-Up Progressions in Maps”. You download all three right after you pay, and we also email them to you.
US$19.90 (in US dollars), one time. It's not a subscription.
For adults, men and women of any age, who can't do a pull-up yet or want to get from one to ten. Half the pages show a man and half a woman; the steps are the same.
A pull-up bar (a doorway bar, a wall-mounted bar or a park bar), a sturdy chair and a resistance band. Chalk and gym machines are optional.
Team Librolux wrote it from the WHO physical activity guidelines, the ACSM strength training guidelines and the NSCA manual, plus what studies show about pull-up progressions. A physical therapist reviewed it before we published it.
Check with a doctor or a physical therapist before you start. The book is for training: it doesn't diagnose or treat injuries or pain.
It's a PDF: open it on your phone, tablet or computer, and print it if you like.
Yes. Each one has its own price: Book “Your First Pull-Up”: US$49.20 · Your Week-by-Week Pull-Up Plan: US$16.90 · Pull-Up Progressions in Maps: US$12.90
You don't have to guess what to practice next.
You don't have to start with a full pull-up: the first step is hanging on the bar.
You don't have to wait: the book downloads right after you pay.
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