Do you want bar muscle ups? Here are the 6 steps for a bmu! Watch this video then get to your gym to start trying it out. Our BRAND NEW FREE bar muscle up guide is available by clicking the link in the first comment below! #barmuscleup #muscleup #simplecoaching #wodprep | WODprep

What are we really working on in each phase of the Bar Muscle-Up? 👇 1️⃣ Space – Create room to build momentum 2️⃣ Control – Stay tight from the start 3️⃣ Power – Generate tension through hollow to arch 4️⃣ Lift – Use the knees to lighten under the bar 5️⃣ Drive – Explode hips for elevation 6️⃣ Finish – Lock out strong and stable on top Every phase matters refine the small things to master the full move 🔥 Which phase gives you the most trouble right now? 👇 #crossfit #barmuscleup #gymnastics #t

Muscle Up Progression in 60 Seconds Most people want the muscle up, but few know how to actually build the strength and technique needed to get over the bar. This simple but powerful complex will teach you the transition path and develop the joint and muscle strength required for a clean rep. 👉 Here’s the combo: 1️⃣ Jumping Bar Muscle Ups (3–5 reps) Learn how to go over and around the bar by practicing the C-curve and elbow drive with momentum. 2️⃣ Negative Muscle Up → Tuck Front Lever Hold Con

Struggling with bar muscle ups? Stop trying to start from a dead hang, and try this instead! (Free BMU guide - link in the comments!) | WODprep

🔥 Want to unlock the slow bar muscle up? Here’s how to build the strength and control to glide over the bar like a pro 💪🔥 🚀 Step 1: Master your explosive pull ups — aim to pull your chest to the bar and control the descent 👊 💥 Step 2: Build your transition strength — use slow negatives and band-assisted muscle ups to learn the path of movement 🌀 ⚙️ Step 3: Strengthen your straight bar dips — full range, slow and clean reps are key 💯 🧠 Step 4: Practice false grip & core tension — this ke

If you’re struggling to get over the bar in your bar muscle-ups, this might be why. 👇 Most athletes try to pull early with bent arms instead of using their lats to elevate their body first. �The result? They lose power, timing, and can’t create the height needed to transition. In this clip from my Bar Muscle-Up Seminar, I show a drill where you lever up and back as high as possible — with straight arms — to build the strength and awareness you need to nail that first rep. 💪 Comment “BMU HELP”