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Muscle-Up is equivalent to? 11/07/25(Fri)18:14:09 No.76807895
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Muscle-Up is equivalent to? Anonymous 11/07/25(Fri)18:14:09 No.76807895 Archived
1 Muscle-Up = X Amount of Pull-Ups
How much Pull-Ups is equivalent to a Muscle-Up in terms of strength?
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Anonymous
11/07/25(Fri)18:38:32 No.76807956
Anonymous 11/07/25(Fri)18:38:32 No.76807956
you can't math it that way
>how many mph is my bench?
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11/07/25(Fri)18:39:43 No.76807957
Anonymous 11/07/25(Fri)18:39:43 No.76807957
>>76807956
read the question over
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Anonymous
11/07/25(Fri)19:20:43 No.76808026
Anonymous 11/07/25(Fri)19:20:43 No.76808026
>>76807895
Idk but in order to have base strength for a single muscle you need to able to do at least 10 pull ups and 10 dips.
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Anonymous
11/07/25(Fri)19:31:19 No.76808046
Anonymous 11/07/25(Fri)19:31:19 No.76808046
>>76808026
Thank you Anon.
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