13/06/2026
No matter the age or gender, I have all my clients practise "hanging" or "pull up" exercises.
Using the Cadillac/Trapeze Table is a great place to safely explore load and endurance.
1. A modified pull up in a lunge position. Holding for 10 seconds, 6 times on each side.
2. A modified "dead hang" with some knee tucks added in to advance it.
Hanging exercises—or "dead hangs"—improve physical resilience in aging populations by decompressing the spine, improving joint lubrication, and directly loading the wrist and shoulder bones. Additionally, maintaining grip strength through hanging serves as a scientifically backed indicator of overall physical longevity and vitality