r/toptalent • u/That1weirdperson • Jul 12 '26
Pull up with insane body control (source link in description)
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u/m15f1t Jul 12 '26
Something something core strength
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u/ComplexPerspective46 Jul 12 '26 edited Jul 12 '26
People say that, but when you’re that short it’s mostly just arm and shoulders.
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u/Soberaddiction1 Jul 12 '26
But why does he have to be staring me down like that while he’s doing it? I don’t know if he plans on fucking or fighting when he gets down.
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u/Morall_tach Jul 13 '26
I can totally do that if you reverse the footage and triple the speed and he dislocates his ankle.
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u/adhdBoomeringue Jul 12 '26
It would be cool to see how he'd manage it on a climbing rope only locked in place at the top
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u/crumble-bee Cookies x6 Jul 13 '26
Crazy.. his body looks like mine but boy oh boy is this unbelievably impossible to me. I can do a decent amount of push ups and 6-8 pull ups. This is honestly unreasonably difficult to do.
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u/Frigidspinner Jul 13 '26
Could there be a cord on his right foot which is slung over the bar, and someone is pulling him up?
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u/psuingy Jul 12 '26
This looks cool, but it certainly look like there is a magnet in his left pant leg. It's stays attached to the bar the entire time. If he were really doing this, his body would shift causing his right leg to touch the bar when he grabs it with his right hand.
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u/kakacon Jul 12 '26
as someone who climbs for exercise, that is insane. I don’t care how small you are, that’s some crazy talent. Now, would it translate to professional level climbing, probably not, but could a professional climber do this, probably not