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In this video I explain why advanced tuck front lever pull ups are an important exercise if you're pursuing the front lever, plus I explain how to achieve them from the tuck front lever.
It can be a bit challenging progressing from the tuck to advanced tuck, so I thought it would be a good idea to show the steps I took to advance between the two. It involves doing reps of the transitional phase (I call these "advanced tuck transitions"), as well as working on your tucked front lever pull ups.
After working on those, you should be able to start holding short advanced tuck front levers. Work on increasing the hold time gradually. I was usually able to increase it by 1-2 seconds per workout. If you're not able to increase it, try taking more days off for recovery and make sure you're doing at least 5 working sets on it.
Once you're approaching 20 second holds on advanced tuck, then you can start working on advanced tuck front lever rows (or pull ups, as they're incorrect called). Be careful, though. Being in the advanced tuck increases the resistance a lot more than you'd expect.
I was hungry at the end of this video so randomly decided to throw in a meal at the end. It's not a recipe. Just something I winged with the tempeh, quinoa and broccoli I had on hand. It was delicious and something you should try if you're open to eating a vegan meal.
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And remember: train hard and eat smart!
-Ryan
5 окт 2024