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Setting up two sets of pull up bars in the back yard:
1. for pull ups 2. for ring work I was wondering what is a good height for each bar. For the pull-up bar I figured I could measure myself from hands held up to pointed toes and add a foot for kipping room. For the rings would I just add a couple feet from the pull up bar distance to allow for the slack line from ring to bar. Any help is appreciated! Dave Chicago, Il |
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Dave,
For the ring height you need to have enough room for head space to do a MU & not have to worry about hiting the top of your head @ the top press out of the MU therefore @ least the distancefrom the dip position of your hands to the top of your head... the more the better. |
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