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did the towel chins today...

Vortexx

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Did towel chins for the first time and must tell you, my forearms felt like being battered with clubs after the workout. I know the feeliong of a good forearm workout, where they feel like barbwire from all the lactic acid, but this time it was not only the muscle but also the tendons that felt very taxed...

I love the towel chins! I did them on a chinning station, so that I could adjust the weight stack to allow every set to go to 10 reps. Dit 4 sets with diffrent width between the towels....

Also did the usual reverse grip barbell and cable curls and the hammer curls, but I noticed the towel chins already taxed my grip to a point I had too lower the weight on the reverse curls, reason why I will do them as last exercise in the workout next time and follow them up with some barbell or dumbell wrist curls....
 
fifnsh with timed holds from the chin bar with the towel wrapped around it.
 
Can you please explain how you have this set up?

B True
 
Corn, You mean timed holds, by holding to the end of the towels or wrap the towels around the bar top make it thicker...?
 
Wait, do you grab the towel (like a handle in each hand) or are you supposed to just wrap the bar?

I already chin from a 2.5" or 3" bar (haven't measured exactly, but it's wide), I can't imagine wrapping towels around that sucker.
 
I did towel chins yesterday too (I flung it over the bar and held on to the towel). I managed 3 sets of 6 reps. My fingers were killing me so much that I had to stop at that point. I felt it mostly in my hands and fingers rather then my forearms. I liked it, and will be doing them more often to improve my girp.
 
yep...wrap the towel around the bar to make it thicker and grip for as long as possible.
 
I just did these tonight, and they were amazing!! I've never felt anything in my hands/fingers like it before. But Cornholio, as opposed to the wrapping the towel around the bar, I sort of let it hang, and grabbed both ends, so my hands were sort of vertical. Like climbing a rope. And I can still feel it in my hands (after about 90 minutes).
 
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