Why a Standing Pull Up Bar is Best for Your Apartment
If you're renting an apartment and you want to perform pull ups at home, there are very few
options for you to do this exercise without causing any damage. With a free standing pull up bar,
however, it...
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Why a Standing Pull Up Bar is Best for Your Apartment
If you're renting an apartment and you want to perform pull ups at home, there are very few
options for you to do this exercise without causing any damage. With a free standing pull up bar,
however, it would be possible for you to perform pull up routines without risking any damage to
your rented room.
Many available pull up bars require you to drill a hole into the wall or ceiling which most landlords
prohibit. A doorframe pull up bar, while requiring no drilling to be secured, can leave dents on the
frame. This is especially the case if the molding is made of softwood or is already old. But even if
the woodwork is tough, the doorframe pull up bar would still come of easily if you try to do
kipping pull ups.
Substitutes you can find in your apartment, such as the bar in the closet, the doorframe, and the
door itself, would seem like a good alternative to pull up bars. However, if the apartment is
already old, these may not be able
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