>calisthenics revolves around pulling motions
>powerlifting revolves around pushing motions
The winner is clear.
>calisthenics revolves around pulling motions. >powerlifting revolves around pushing motions
>calisthenics revolves around pulling motions
>powerlifting revolves around pushing motions
The winner is clear.
>pull-ups: pull
>bw rows: pull
>push-ups: push
>dips: push
>squat variations: push
>lunges: push
What are you on about
OP is a tranimetroony, he doesn't have a brain.
Not really
pushing calisthenics are garbage
calisthenics good for pulling only
>t. Handstandlet/pistol squatlet
>Handstandlet/pistol squatlet
handstand is good but it works the traps so ummm not pushing haha
Handstand pushups
One arm pushups
Dips
Powerlifting: push the bar away from yourself or from the ground. You are always between the weight and the ground.
Calisthenics: pull yourself towards the bar or rings. There is always empty space between you and the ground.
Calisthenics is more than just bar feats.
open chain vs close chain
close chain is associated with more health benefits, which is why close chain exercises are gold standards for physio therapy
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i wish there was a 2nd good pull
There are Inverted rows and bodyweight pullovers.
keyword being good
They're good.
Lowest iq thread on this board
You underestimate how stupid every other thread is.
In reality, in every motion muscles contract to pull the other bone in one way or another. As Einstein said, position is relative and irrelevant. Differen't systems of observation could make "push" into a "pull" and vice reversa.
Enjoy your desire for conflict and dead thread. Chip chip cheerio.
>when physicists think they're experts on every field
Einstein was an idiot and relativistic physics is nonsense.
he's not wrong though
muscles cannot 'push' or 'pull', they contract and lengthen
>Differen't systems of observation could make "push" into a "pull" and vice reversa.
that is utterly and shamelessly bullshit
Arbitrary "pull/push" chategorization makes no sense. In both types muscles contract and bring the bones closer to them.
>calisthenics
>muscle