
(Holy moly there are a lot of links in that paragraph…)
Josh asked me to write a guest piece after a particularly fun discussion we had on either Facebook or twitter—I don’t even remember—but it was essentially about the power of complexes as a workout structure, and that I felt like timed hangs were the opposite of overhead kettlebell carries (which can also be made into a really cool complex – which I need to send to him… didya hear that, Josh??). Really glad that he shared the article today, because I’ve been working on a real-tooth-gnasher of a blog post that talks again about—gasp—FEELINGS on the INTERNET! So of course I’m more than happy to post about Josh’s blog instead. Don’t worry, the tooth-gnasher is still on it’s way, this will just allow me to obsessively pick over each word for another 48 hrs or so.
Here’s the link: Pullup Bar Hang Complexes
Obviously I had a WHOLE LOT of inspiration from people like Pavel Tsatsouline, Al Kavadlo, Paul “Coach” Wade and others – here’s a little handy box so you can check out and reference the same resources:
- Naked Warrior
- Convict Conditioning
- Convict Conditioning 2 (especially for hangs)
- Raising the Bar – incredible!!!!
Right… so it’s time for more Hanging Leg Raises throughout the day today and maybe a Dragon Flag or two off the bottom of the couch… I’m just happy I can do those at ALL!!! 🙂


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