Is it correct this title for my first video on YouTube?
The title is: "Requirements to get your first muscle-up".
Is it grammatical correct this title? By this title, I mean that you have to achieve these requirements before to get your first muscle. By the way, a muscle up is a compound movement consisting of a high pull-up and then a dip.
Thanks in advice, I hope you can help me.
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The title is: "Requirements to get your first muscle-up".
Is it grammatical correct this title? By this title, I mean that you have to achieve these requirements before to get your first muscle. By the way, a muscle up is a compound movement consisting of a high pull-up and then a dip.
Thanks in advice, I hope you can help me.
Yep that works, best wishes!
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Me parece bien pero, como Heather, creo que es mejor si usaras un otro verbo - quizas "How to do...."
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Si "muscle-up" es el nombre del movimento es cierto gramaticamente pero parece muy raro si no sabe lo que es un "muscle-up".
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Hola Dylan it sounds ok to say that. If you want to use slang or something catchy you can say “Here’s what you need to nail your first muscle-up”. Or “Here’s what you need to know to smash your first muscle up” those are fun ways of expressing how you can achieve the exercise correctly! You can also say “Everything you need to know about muscle ups”. The phrase “to get” normally refers to something that you receive. So with your original title it’s not totally incorrect but for me it sounds a little formal. You can use “Here’s what you need to achieve your first muscle up!”
Hope that helps!
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