Build a Pullup Bar

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Pull ups are believed to be some of the best arm and back exercises, but you need a bar to do them. Here's a couple ways to make one.

Steps

Hanging a Bar from Ropes

  1. Take two lengths of rope and hang them about two or three feet apart from a tree branch, beam, doorway etc. Be sure that the ends are no higher than six feet above the ground.
  2. Tie a 1" piece of galvanized pipe to the rope, with one end on each rope.
  3. Shebang! Now you're ready to do pullups!

Installing a Bar in the Ground

  1. Dig 2 3' deep holes.
  2. Get a piece of 1"/3-4' pre-threaded pipe and use 90 degree elbows to attach it to two 2"/7' pipes.
  3. Put the bar in the holes and fill with concrete or cement.
  4. Let dry for a couple days, and you're done!
  5. You are done! Congratulations! Now you can start building those biceps..

Tips

  • The second bar is way better, but costs more and takes longer to make. It's probably worth it though.
  • The first method is great for working your small stabilization muscles, getting more dynamic exercises and it's cheaper and easier to construct.

Warnings

  • Don't drop the bar on you when you're putting the hanging one up.
  • Make sure to not hurt any muscles and stretch before your workout.

Things You'll Need

  • A four foot bar
  • rope (1)
  • something to hang it from (1)
  • 2 7' pipes (2)
  • 2 90 elbows (2)
  • a shovel (2)
  • cement (2)

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