___________________________________________ Truly Huge Fitness Tips Presented by TrulyHuge.com ___________________________________________ Can you really build muscle without weights? Mike Thiga transformed himself from a scrawny 148 pounds to a massive 187 pounds. In slightly less than 6 months, he packed on 39 pounds of solid muscle, all without ever lifting a weight or going to the gym. Learn how he did it in Build Muscle Without Weights ____________________________________________ Fitness Tips For 7/25/2012 ____________________________________________ How To Do One Arm Chin Ups By Mike Thiga It might sound ridiculous that one can do actual sets of one arm pull ups when you start doing pull ups for the first time and cannot even complete one full rep with both arms. But the truth is that this is one of the extremely advanced techniques that is used to gain upper body strength and mass. In fact research done on this subject shows that this technique is so advanced that only one in every 100,000 people who workout will get to the point of been able to do sets and reps with one arm pull ups. If you are prepared to put in the hard work, just like anything in life, you will soon see the rewards. To get to the point of this article which is how to do, or rather how to start doing one arm chin ups? The first thing that you have to start off with is doing full stretch, full hanging chin ups with both hands. Before you even start doing one arm pull ups you should be able to do 20 reps of normal chin ups. This is the starting point which can take a few months to reach if you spend some time on it and make sure that you develop the pull up technique doing full range of movement. The next step is using a training belt or a rope with knots in every 6 inches and hangs from your chinning bar. You then hold the grip on the bar with one hand and hold the rope or belt hanging from the bar with the other hand. Then doing no more than 5 chins with only half an inch from full extension using your one hand on the rope and the one hand solidly placed on the chinning bar. You advance by simply lowering your hand on the belt or rope so that you are using less and less of your hand on the rope to lift your bodyweight. The lower your hand goes on the rope/belt the less muscle you will be using to raise yourself to the chinning bar. The next step is negatives which you start off doing by starting with a normal chin using both hands to lift yourself up to where your arms are 90 degrees, then release one hand and hang. If possible try and raise yourself up at first but this will not be happening when you first start. From there you will then be lowering yourself and trying to stop or slow down the negative as your arm straightens out. An effective way of doing negatives is by making three points at which you try to stop moving with the last point being just before full extension. For more information on bodyweight training checkout... Bodyweight Training For Mass Submit A Fitness Tip If you have a tip you'd like to share e-mail it to usHow To Do One Arm Chin Ups