Pulldown question

withchaco
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If I can do 10 reps of pulldown at a weight equal to my own body weight, does that mean I can do 10 pullups?
Body weight pulldown = body weight pullup in terms of strength required?
Body weight pulldown = body weight pullup in terms of strength required?
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One way to find out! Grab that pull up bar and have at it! Pullups actually engage more muscles in your body then a pulldown will so I bet you be able to do it!0
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No, less - probably between 2-5 less for pull ups.0
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Thanks! I can't do body weight yet, but I am getting pretty close, which is exciting. I will give the pullup a try one of these days :happy:0
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