Thread: "Attaching" to the vertical pole.
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Unread 04-02-2004, 16:04
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Re: "Attaching" to the vertical pole.
[quote=Wetzel]So yes, if you are leaning on the vertical bar and require that to stay hanging, then you are not supported by the h-bar alone.

But, if you are completely supported by the horizontal bar, and only leaning against the vertical bar, so that if the vertical bar were removed you would swing in a bit (like a pendulum) but still be high enough off the platform, then why wouldn't you be considered hanging?