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Are Pull-Ups enough to train Spinal Erector muscles?
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>>75130736
>Pull-Ups
are those the ones where you pull the weight up from the floor, yeah they're good
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>>75130756
fuck off powersharter, i dont wanna deadlift
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Enough for what, stupid frog.
They put some exertion on spinal erectors, not nearly as much as deadlifts.
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>>75130773
Enough for hypertrophy
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>>75130808
No, pullup doesn't really train your spinal erectors. You'd need a posterior chain movement like RDLs, Jefferson Curls, deadlift, or even just a Roman chair for back extensions.



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