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Please be advised that there are risks involved in participating in any exercise program. By participating in the Pull-Up Workout Strength, readers and members are assuming all risks of injury that might result. Pull-Up Workout Strength, our instructors, and our third parties shall not be liable for any claims for injuries or damages whatsoever, resulting from or connected with the use of this site. We further disclaim any liability caused by intentional or unintentional negligence.
The techniques, ideas, and suggestions in this website are not intended as a substitute for proper medical advice. Pull-Up Workout Strength exercises and other forms of exercise can be dangerous, especially if performed without proper pre-exercise evaluation, competent instruction and personal supervision from a qualified fitness professional.
Always consult a qualified medical professional or health care professional before engaging in any form of physical exercise, before performing any new exercise technique or beginning any new diet — particularly if you are pregnant, nursing, elderly, or if you have any chronic or recurring conditions.
If you feel faint, unwell, or at all unsure when exercising, stop immediately and consult your doctor. Proper warm-up of muscles, tendons, ligaments and joints are mandatory at the beginning of every workout.
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Before any exercise, warm-up and stretch your body properly. It is especially important to warm-up and stretch before morning workouts. In the morning, our body temperature is lower and our muscles are stiff. Stretching and warm-up exercises loosen the muscles and increases your body temperature. Failing to do so prior to an exercise routine could result in muscular and joint injury.
If you feel any strain or pain when you’re exercising, stop immediately and consult your physician.