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How do I get rid of my calluses, /fit/? Pic related.
Post your own if you have some.
Nail clippers and a pumice stone.
>>37789015
Started my calisthenics routine today, hands really started to hurt after my 4th set of 5 pullups.
Didn't stop me though, gonna build up calusses till I can do 50+ pullups a day without pain.
>>37789015
Why would you ever want to get rid of your calluses?
>>37789015
>babys first week of lifting
>>37789015
10 - 15% urea cremes.
You should apply urea creme to your whole body multiple times per day in any case if you want your skin to stay young.
It's the holy grail of skin care.
>>37789015
To prevent these, I use pic related after showering. If you have blisters, best thing to do is let them rest. DO NOT pop blisters, as this may lead to infection. If you MUST lift with calluses, you can try to wrap them in cloth medical tape and carefully remove after.
Once calluses form, you may want to keep them. It's the body's way of protecting your skin from abrasions/stress. They will most likely come back, so the best thing to do is soften them with moisturizers so that you don't have crusty farmer hands. No girl wants that.
>>37789015
>that guy at the gym who tries to get rid of calluses
>>37789114
>No girl wants that.
No grills want me anyway.
>>37789015
Bitches love calluses m8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZBmiQm4MF4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTqNSgCmM2s
all u need
I pull a 220kg DL for 4. I use chalk, and i barely get any callouses anymore, is this normal?
>>37789147
ssguys is pretty chill
>>37789042
I've been doing calisthenics for a couple years now, tons of pullups.
>build up calluses so the pain goes away
I don't think it really works that way. They just start to hurt more and more and they impair your ability to do more work.
Basically your hands give out before your muscles do, which isn't really a good thing. And it's not even grip strength, just the bloody pain from the calluses.
>>37789044
>>37789136
>>37789145
I like my calluses but it's getting to the point where it hurts and it's limiting my ability to do more volume. I do a lot of pullups on a bar without padding so that doesn't help
>>37789166
Guess you just have tough skin anon. If you do more weight/volume it might start becoming a problem and callus tears can fuck up your training, so it's good to still keep it in mind.
>>37789114
>crusty farmer hands
I thought grills loved that.
Everyone else - thanks for your advice m8s.
>>37789147
Pissening
>>37789323
sickening
>>37789166
you know how to grip a bar properly, all the DYELs can't grip and get massive calluses
>>37789015
Wait til they go hard, then remove em with teeth or nail clippers.
![deadlift-grip[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/FitI5k6.jpg "deadlift-grip[1].jpg")
>>37789015
>>37789042
This >>37789592
Learn how to grip the (pull up) bar. Don't roll the calluses between the fingers and the bar, morons.
I use a pomice stone in the shower when my calluses get too gnarly.
>>37789291
You're dead right on calluses. I easily have the strength to get to 20+ continuous pull ups, but my grip hurts because of calluses. Without calluses hurting my grip I could add another 2-3 pull ups I imagine.
>>37789592
>>37789845
These.
Bunch of wanna be meat heads.
cut them off with a knife if you're so concerned that's what I do
>>37790061
Using foam sponges for grip actually makes calluses a non-issue, they work way better than gloves or padding on the bar. Looks goofy as hell but if you ever want to test your max pullup count without the calluses being a factor, it's an option.
A gym I used to go to would actually keep a couple pairs around for people that did pullups.
>>37790061
Here's the fix >>37789845
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