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Old 05-04-2007, 06:41 PM   #1 (permalink)
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CHINS on the go

Taken me awhile to put this together, but it seems alot of people don't have access to a chin up bar. So here is a really easy and cheap way to make a bar that you can attach to things like football up rights or even rafters, doesn't matter if its a round tube or a square.

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1" Bar, you can use thicker, or things like old moutain bike handlebars, any tube basically.
Length of rope, give or take double the length of the tube plus about 2 feet.
Cable clamps, not needed but will make it alot safer



For those of you that don't know what cable clamps are, they are just like exhaust clamps but really small, they are designed for aircraft cable, so crank them on and they will not slip. If you don't want to buy them use a tight knot and tape around it so the knot can't come loose.

Now simple enough slide the rope through the tube and again you'll want about twice as much length and about 2 feet or more, the more aditional rope you use the easier it is to mount and take off, but the more swing you'll have. Then clamp the ends together using the clamps



Now your all done and just have to use it. Incase you can't figure this really simple process out, place the rope on one side of the object and the pole on the other side, now slip the ends of the pole on the inside of the loop of rope, pull tight and it will not let go and should basically center it's self. Here is an example on two 2x4's in my garage.





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Does the rope move when ya do the chins on it?
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Does the rope move when ya do the chins on it?
It will swing some, the longer the rope the more the swing, but provided your not kicking alot to do a chin up its not bad at all.
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It will swing some, the longer the rope the more the swing, but provided your not kicking alot to do a chin up its not bad at all.

So I guess you could say, it helps improve proper form.
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I like it.

To improve grip strength and help prevent callousing use a larger bar.
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I've patented your idea and shall grow rich from your labour.

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Nice, but I could have used it a fwe years ago....a-hole.
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