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STOP doing your lat pulldowns like this if you want a TONED back!

A few cues to help you actually feel your lats in a pulldown and not your biceps n forearms 👆

The lat pulldown is a gym staple, but are you doing it right? Here are the ultimate Do’s and Don’ts to maximize your results: The Do’s: Lead with the elbows: Imagine driving your elbows to the floor. Proud chest: Bring the bar down to meet your chest. Control the eccentric: Take 2-3 seconds on the way up to keep those muscles under tension. The Don’ts: Avoid excessive momentum: This isn’t a full-body workout; it’s an isolation exercise. No behind-the-neck pulls: It’s hard on the shoulders and can cause pain. Don’t pull past your chest: Keep the focus on your lats, not your traps and rear delts. Follow for more masterclasses on your favorite lifts! 🔥 #BackDay #LatPulldown #GymTechnique #FitnessTips #Weightlifting

How to stop messing up your lat pull downs..

LAT PULL-DOWN VARIATIONS🔥 Medium Grip Lat Pulldown (Overhand) medium grip, slight lean back, thumbs over the bar to limit bicep involvement, elbows pulling down and in = lats + mid-back Supinated Grip (Underhand) underhand grip, elbows tucked, full stretch at the top = lower lats & biceps Wide Neutral Grip neutral wide handles, upright torso, elbows driving out = upper lats, upper-mid back Close Grip (V-Bar) close neutral grip, slight forward lean, driving the elbows down, no excessive scapula retraction = more lats focus Rope Grip rope attachment, pull towards your face = more rear delts + mid-back NOTE: all these variations hit multiple muscles, but the grip & angle shifts the focus✨ Drop a follow for more tips ☺️ #gymtips #workouttips #gymworkout #backworkout #upperbody #fitnesstips

Lat Pulldown Form Tips 1) Use a thumbless grip – While a full grip isn’t necessarily wrong, a thumbless grip reduces arm involvement and helps isolate the back muscles, leading to better lat activation. 2) Depress your shoulders – As you pull the bar down, focus on driving your shoulders downward to fully engage your lats for a stronger contraction. 3) Slight lean back – Lean back just slightly as you pull, keeping your forearms and pull path aligned to optimize lat engagement and reduce triceps involvement 4) Tuck your elbows – Keep your elbows close to your body during the movement to better isolate and target the lats for maximum muscle activation. #latpulldown #latpulldowns

You feel more in your arms than your back when you’re doing lat pulldowns, it most likely has to do with your technique. Here’s exactly how to avoid this issue.

Fix your lat pull down

Fixing your lat pulldowns (Edits did me dirty with the captions🙃) #latpulldown #trainingtechnique #gymadvice

Lat Pulldown Grip Guide 💪 Follow @fitonomy.coach for more back-building workouts. Want a back that turns heads? It’s not just about pulling heavy — it’s about grip and angle. An underhand narrow grip lights up your lats for width, a medium grip builds thickness through the mid back, and a wide grip fires up your traps and upper back for that powerful V-shape. Small changes in form, big changes in results. #latpulldown #backworkout #fitonomyapp #lats #upperback #trapworkout #gymform #workouttips #bodybuildingmotivation #fitnessform

Fix your Lat Pulldown 1. Asses your shoulder mobility first to see how you line up 2. Find your hand with on the bar taking that from the bottom position 3. Assess how low you go, use your forearm as a guide, you want to stay vertical 4. Drive elbows into the base of the spine 5. Keep the movement controlled Hit save and give this a go 🤝

Correct your close-grip lat pulldown form 💪 Try this variation to activate your lats better. Follow for more training tips 🔑 #correctform #latpulldown #pulldownforback