Is my pull-up form right?
A full pull-up starts from a dead hang with your arms straight and finishes with your chin over the bar, without swinging your body to get there. The common faults are half reps that never straighten the arms at the bottom, kipping or swinging, and shrugging your shoulders up to your ears instead of pulling them down.
Upload one set of pull-ups and see your range of motion and swing, then the one thing to change on your next set.
Check my pull-up freeNo signup. Your video stays on your phone; only a few frames are analyzed.
Common pull-up faults it can point out
- 1RangeWhether each rep starts from straight arms and ends with your chin over the bar.
- 2SwingWhether your body swings or kips to finish the rep.
- 3ShouldersWhether your shoulders shrug up toward your ears at the top.
The check picks what matters in your set, which may be none of these. Each thing it reports comes back as looks right, adjust, or can't judge. Never a score, and never a number nothing measured. You get the one thing to change on your next set.
How to film it
- 1Any angle works. From the side or slightly in front shows range and swing best.
- 2Your whole body and the bar in frame, from hands to feet.
- 3Film the whole set, starting before the first rep.
Form checks help you move more safely. They are not a medical assessment. If something hurts, see a doctor.