by Scott Bird | October 8, 2007
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This partial lying pull-up is a very interesting exercise - definitely one to add to the grip-training arsenal. Anyone else tried it?
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The Gymboss is a superb interval timer. As Jim noted :
'20 seconds never felt so long, 10 seconds never so short, and four minutes never so painful.'
Love it.
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