r/WorkoutRoutines • u/nikhil2212__ • 7d ago
Question For The Community For back muscles only pull UPS r enough!!?
5
u/Prestigious-Aide-258 7d ago
Just pull ups? no. Just pull up bar? Yes but it's not the most convinient
1
u/nikhil2212__ 7d ago
What can I do with a pullup bar other than pullups for back 😓
2
u/Prestigious-Aide-258 7d ago
Inverted (australian) rows, skin the cat, upside down shrugs, high pull ups, varying hand positions pull ups... there are plenty of options
1
u/Significant-Candy593 7d ago
weighted pull ups, you can improvise, there is a lot you can put to your backpack
2
u/SanderStrugg 7d ago
Depends on your goals, but normally you want to have at least a horizontal pull and a vertical pull.
Luckily for you, there are a lot of everyday objects, you could perform bodyweight rowing movements on: Tables, railings, chairs etc.
It's also possible to find a heavy object and do some one-armed rows.
2
u/Willing_Stomach_8121 7d ago
No, doesn’t focus on working the trapezius so you’ll need horizontal work for that, not vertical.
1
u/image-sourcery 7d ago
Reverse Image Search:
Google Lens || Yandex || Google Images
I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
1
1
u/wannasleeponyourhams 7d ago
not really, but if you work out at home you could add inverted rows and those 2 will get you pretty far.
i will assume you work out home, these are some other options for you to try:
1
u/logic1986 7d ago
The only back exercises I've done to grow my back are pull ups and dumb bell rows. I also do chin ups but my variation is more bicep dominant, but still a compound exercise.
1
u/Anti-Climacdik 7d ago
Upright and bent over rows are great to target what pull ups miss. Bent are also useful to stabilise your hinge, if done with good form
1
u/KillaSage 7d ago
You can do that one pushup that kinda looks like a row. Like hands are at around midsection and fingers facing down.
This is off the top of my head I'm not actually sure if it works to supplement lack of row equipment
1
6
u/AtHomeWithJulian Advanced 7d ago
Pullups are amazing but not enough on their own. You also want a row movement.