Pull-up form check

Hi, can I have a form check please.

23 hours ago, Oliver Croft said:

Hi, can I have a form check please.

 

hi Over, the first correction for you is to reduce the tendency of the elbow of flaring out.

Is this better?

My R elbow is clicking slightly now that I'm going narrower.

Is this any good?

I tried some more reps. NO clicking in my R elbow this time.

22 hours ago, Oliver Croft said:

Is this any good?

I tried some more reps. NO clicking in my R elbow this time.

hey Oliver, think that the forearms should stay parallel one to the other...

How's this?

But, now my R elbow is clicking again...what do I do?

2 hours ago, Oliver Croft said:

How's this?

But, now my R elbow is clicking again...what do I do?

The elbows are fine...if you can now notice another particular....that your right shoulder has the tendency to be higher than the left in some point of the movement so you must force yourself to feel it even lower than the left..maybe you will feel the situation asymmetrical..but it is only because you are used to feet the asymmetrical position as normal.

Ok, I'll get on it.

I've been trying this week.

I can't stop my elbow from clicking when I strive to keep my forearms parallel. If I point my elbows forward early, my right elbow clicks half way through the pull-up.

I'm still practicing to keep my right shoulder pulled down, I haven't forgotten ...

20 hours ago, Oliver Croft said:

I'm still practicing to keep my right shoulder pulled down, I haven't forgotten ...

what do you mean whith click? pain?

I think that a tendon on the medial side (of my elbow) is twanging over the bone. Click is the best word I can use to describe.

It isn't painful ... yet. I've been searching the internet for what it is. I think if it keeps clicking it will become irritated...then painful.