Muscle-up — Technikaelemzés

Insufficient Pull Height

Failing to pull high enough (chest to bar or above) before initiating the transition. This forces an inefficient, strength-limited transition, often leading to a 'chicken wing' where one arm transitions before the other, increasing unilateral shoulder stress and potential rotator cuff strain.

Premature Transition (False Grip Neglect)

Attempting to transition from the pull-up to the dip phase without establishing a proper false grip or rolling over the bar. This results in a 'dead hang' transition, where the wrists are not over the bar, making it nearly impossible to push up without significant momentum or extreme strength, often leading to elbow pain and wrist strain.

Excessive Kipping/Lack of Control

Over-reliance on a large, uncontrolled kip (swinging the legs and hips) to generate momentum. While some kip is acceptable, excessive, uncontrolled kipping reduces the muscular work, makes the movement less efficient, and can place undue shearing forces on the shoulders and spine, increasing injury risk.