Why does long arms make you better at pulling? >long

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>>40785032
Reference
>giraffe
>good at pullups

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I can attest to this

>>40785032
More startup and ability to create more drive.

Try doing a deadlift/sumo off of boxes so it's slightly higher up. If you use leg a lot of leg drive in your deadlift itll actually be harder for you than a normal one because it limits a lot of the drive you get from your legs during the lift.

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>>40785134
Deadlift makes sense, but not pullups.

>>40785108
Squats have nothing to do with pressing

>>40785157
That makes a lot of sense. Thanks.

>>40785244
Short limbs have something to do with both.

>>40785160
It would only mean a longer needed to be pulled

>>40785108
giraffe reporting in. deadlifted 2 plates the first time i set foot in a gym at 55kg 15yr old

>>40785108
>Alligator but also bad at squats
I can bench 245lbs for 8 reps but I also squat the same.