All Horizontal Bar

Horizontal Bar · 7.07 · 7 of 9

Bar Muscle-Up

Athlete hanging from a horizontal bar pulls himself up over the bar, and continues to press out finishing in a support position above the bar.

Demonstration
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Rep Start
  • Vertical hang from horizontal bar.
Rep End
  • Vertical support.
Rep Requirement

No portion of the body below the thighs can move over the top-most horizontal plane of the bar.

Cycle & Post Rep

The athlete may not rest on top of horizontal bar in any other way than vertical support. If so happens, athlete needs to jump down to floor before achieving a new rep start.

Variations
  • V.12 - Strict
  • V.13 - Kipping
Team Synchro
  • Rep end
Load, range and execution options

Variations that can Apply

0.12Strict0.13Kipping
Referenced by this standard

Associated Definitions

POSITION

VERTICAL HANG

Hanging vertically from a suspended bar or rings using both hands.

  • Full extension of elbows.
  • The shoulder angle is open or rearward if the frontal plane.
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POSITION

VERTICAL SUPPORT

  • Fully supported on hands, shoulders above equipment (typically horizontal bar or rings).
  • Elbows fully extended.
  • Chest up, straight back.
  • Bodyweight is not supported with any body parts other than the hands (eg resting trunk on the bar)

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