Door Pull-up
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muscles: | Latissimus Dorsi![]() ![]() ![]() |
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auxiliary muscles: | Biceps![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
required: | Towel |
optional: | Backpack, Weight Cuffs |
fitness level: | Hard |
exercise type: | Strength |
Variations available (5) |


General And Specifics
- make sure that the door (no glass) and the anchorage are solid enough to carry your body weight
- otherwise you better go over to the variations without doors as tool
- the door is not allowed to swing and there has to be enough space between door and ceiling
Starting Position
- open the door
- lay a towel above the upper end of it so that your hands will not be bruised
- put the hands shoulder width apart on the door and hold on tight
- angle the legs and let your body hang down
- chest, abs and thighs touch the door now
Correct Execution
- bend your arms and pull yourself up with strength until your chin is above the edge of the door
- then let your body sink down into the starting position again
- repeat execution
tip for the workout
- to impede this back workout, you can use weight cuffs or a filled backpack as an additional weight