Core Muscle

As William Shakespeare said, “Our bodies are our gardens--our wills are our gardeners”. 
People seem to hate core muscle workout because it pushes them outside their comfort zones, which makes them feel bad. 

When you initially start working out, you may feel as if your sweat sessions are completely exhausting your energy, and that is completely natural because your body isn’t used to exerting that much energy on a daily basis. However, you should begin to feel more energized after completing your workout routine once your body has adjusted to it.
 
Exercise and fitness are essentials. Beginners, seniors, and professional athletes need to do them in order to perform at their best. To enjoy the glow of good health, you must exercise. Once you do it regularly, the hardest thing is to stop.

Why pull ups?
There is no exercise routine that can work as many muscles groups as pull ups. According to the CFA, men execute 9 pull ups as average, whereas women perform 3. Honestly, I can't even do a single pull up. I asked a buddy who is physically healthy and athletic, and she couldn't name a single one. 

Although pull ups might be one of the most challenging physical exercises, their benefits are sky high. 

Consider the muscles in your core to be the strong middle link in a chain that connects your upper and lower bodies. The required motions either begin in or move through your core muscles, whether you're hitting a tennis ball or sweeping the floor. Pull up helps with core stabilization, and similarly benefits abdominal strength.

Here’s a rundown ways to improve health of doing pull ups as physical fitness exercises:

It influences a lot of joints and muscle groups at the same time.
Talk about efficiency! Do pull ups and it will incredibly train every single part of your body including: 
Biceps
Triceps
Forearms
Wrists
Grip strength
Lats
Shoulders
All core muscles

It saves your time training these parts of your body individually. In fact, when you do a pull up, you are technically lifting your own body weight, and this makes it one of the finest bodyweight exercises for getting that shredded upper body you've always wanted.

Come to think of it, why not do a pull-up if you're doing 5-10 complex exercises? 

Tons of variations with one piece of equipment.
Every pull up variant allows you to target different sections of your body and transform the way exercise benefits you. Variation involves leg position, width of your arms between the bar and changing the grip.

Let say if you wanted to work on with your middle section and lower back; just keep your leg extended while pulling up. Then, if the goal is your outer lap or biceps, narrow grip is better. It’s all your choice!

It aids in the development of your physique.
Your dream V-shape physique is within reach. Multiple muscles, particularly the latissimus dorsi, biceps, and core are engaged in a single movement. These are the hardest upper body muscles to develop when using only calisthenic workout.

Over time, make your shoulder appear wider and your waist appear smaller. Not only does it help you increase back strength, but it also helps to relieve back discomfort. Pulling your shoulders back and down will helps you improve your posture, especially if you're a woman.

Helps build firm and strong grip.
Having a hard time with your stubborn jars, mountain climbing, baseball, holding a baby or even the carrying grocery--here comes the pull up.

Many trainees believe it is a waste of time to concentrate on their grasp using isolated motions. Actually if you want to improve your deadlifts, back rows, and countless other pulling exercises, you need a firm grip.

To accomplish a single pull up, you obviously need a strong grip because your hands and fingers are responsible for lifting your complete body. For building grip strength, it's far more effective than nearly any other activity.

Decreases the risk of joint/tendon injuries plus back strength.
Looking for a joint friendly exercise pull is the best. In contrast to high-impact exercises like the back squat, which can be hard on your joints and tendons.

Movement isn't done with your upper body muscles, all of your joints can be pulled apart during exercise, resulting in no joint compression and no pressure on your knees, lower back, or hips.

It is crucial no matter if you’re an athlete or an office worker. Since you can more easily hold yourself up with stronger back muscles, you'll have better posture. People seem to hate seeing you slouched! Say goodbye to back pain because of weak back muscles.

Improve your stamina.
As you exercise regularly to improve health, your body becomes increasingly resistant to working out. Pull ups benefit and impact your body’s stamina through each pull due to its physical challenge.

The heart is the cornerstone of all physical power because it regulates your breathing and supplies oxygen to your muscles. It is a great method to strengthen your heart, and as your heart gets stronger, so does your stamina. 

Be stronger.
Pull-ups are classified as a closed kinetic chain workout, which means they target muscles that are used in everyday life. You'll notice that you can easily handle big bags and lift stuff after pulling up.

They're safer because they let your body's natural structure dictate how your joints move, resulting in a more natural range of motion.

Weight loss.
One advantage of doing pull ups is that you can lose weight. To be fair, it will not burn as many calories as doing exercise such as running on a treadmill or cycling, but they will burn calories nonetheless.

Yet you have a choice to do more reps, more sets, or do them faster to increase the intensity and burn even more calories.

This will increase your metabolic rate and have your heart pounding faster. More fat is consumed to generate glucose, which sustains your exercising, muscles, and other tissues when your body's metabolic rate rises.

Easy to see progress.
I am the type of person who desires to move forward with the training, if you’re like me, pull ups is the ideal exercise for you. It enhances your strength and endurance in a regular basis
Apart from deadlifts, which are tough to progress once you reach a natural weight. Pull ups make breaking through a plateau and making growth much easier. You may find it difficult to do more than 1-2 pull ups at first, but as you advance, you will find it simpler to complete 10 or more reps.

Pull up pull up, it makes you happier.
If you want to be happy, grab a chocolate. Let’s break the stigma! Be healthy by doing some pull ups that makes you happier. Doing any form of exercises causes the release of chemicals from your brain to achieve a better mood.

You will notice that, any time you do physical fitness exercises, you feel happier afterwards. Brain releasing endorphins makes you feel good. The pull up in that also boosts level of serotonin on your brain. Endocannabinoid, another feel-good chemical that makes you relax after pull up.

These are all brain chemicals associated with feeling happy, confident, feeling capable, less anxiety and stress and even less physical pain.

So why the pull up? Why not! You’re giving yourself a favor of having a great body, a strong core, a healthy heart and a good mental health in a one exercise routine with one equipment in a single time. A hassle-free life style.

I hope that this sharing has inspired you to incorporate pull ups into your everyday workout to improve your physique and performance. And when you finally did it? Believe me the sense of pride and accomplishment was mind-blowing. 

Improve your health status and start now. Check out this program below, it will guide you to achieve your very first pull up.

The Ultimate Pull-Up Program 


Always remember the body achieves what the mind believes.
Cheers to that!