#Seated Cable Pull

KNOW THE DIFFERENCE for your seated cable rows Here’s what each grip actually hits 👇 💪 Close grip: Mid + lower lats 💪 Neutral grip: Mid back + lats 💪 Wide grip: Upper back + lats 💪 Single arm: Lats + fixes imbalances & builds shape evenly 💪 Face pull: Rear delts (back of your shoulders) What should I do next?? #gym #back #gymgirl #cablerow #fitness

​🔥 Cable Pulldown variations for a killer upper body day! 🔥 ​Targeting the Shoulders (rear delts) and Back (lats/upper back) by simply changing my grip and movement path. Small adjustments, big difference in muscle activation! ​Shoulder Focus: Wider grip, pulling down/forward. ​Back Focus: Closer grip, pulling straight down and squeezing the lats. ​#CablePulldown #UpperBodyWorkout #ShoulderWorkout #BackDay #GymHacks #FitnessMotivation

Size & Shred Training program 👉🏻 deltabolic.com (link in bio) The PERFECT Cable Row 1) Use a thumbless grip. This helps reduce arm dominance so your back—especially your lats—does more of the work. 2) Pull toward your belly button. This maximizes lat engagement and minimizes biceps involvement. Pulling higher shifts more emphasis to the traps but also brings the biceps in more. 3) Keep your shoulders down as you row. Avoid shrugging—elevated shoulders shut off the lats and turn the movement into more of an upper-trap pull.

Week 11 of Train It Right Seated Cable Face Pulls THE exercise for upper back gains 👀
…and one of the best moves to counter train your rounded posture from long hours of sitting or scrolling 😉 How to do the Rope Face Pull: - Set the cable at eye level when standing - Grab the rope with an underhand grip (overhand works too). - Sit about one meter away and lean back slightly. - Pull the rope towards your face, elbows out to the sides. - Squeeze your shoulder blades together at the end. - Return slowly with control. Watch for common mistakes: - Pulling too low (to chest instead of face). - Shrugging the shoulders instead of engaging your back. Save it, share it, try it <3 #upperback #upperday #back #backtraining #facepull #ropefaceull #cablefacepull #training #workout #gym #fitness #fit #fitnesscoach #personaltrainer #strengthtraining

Key Technical Points for the Seated Cable Row: 1. Use a neutral grip: This helps reduce excessive involvement of the forearm flexors and enhances activation of the back muscles. 2. Maintain consistent elbow angle: Avoid actively flexing the forearms during the pull to prevent biceps dominance. Keep the humerus and forearm at approximately a 90-degree angle to ensure primary engagement of the latissimus dorsi. 3. Depress the scapulae: Do not shrug your shoulders. Actively pull the shoulder blades downward to engage the lower trapezius and lats while minimizing shoulder tension. 4. Control torso movement: Avoid excessive leaning back, which can lead to compensation by the spinal erectors and upper back. Maintain a neutral spine or a slight lean of about 10-15 degrees for optimal posture. 5. Keep the humerus close to the torso: As you pull, the elbows should track along the sides of the body, keeping the upper arms close. This maximizes activation of the mid-fibers of the latissimus dorsi. #cablerows #back #backworkout #upperbody #workouttips #gymtipsforbeginners #gymtips #gymrat #gymgirl #fyp #gymmotivation

Here’s how to do seated cable rows for growing the lats. 1) grip width: replace the narrow v grip with something closer to shoulder width 2) arm path: to avoid feeling it more in your arms, focus on shoulder extension by pulling to your waist. Another way to think is to avoid have your arms bend further than 90 degrees #fitness #gym

Seated cable row key points & Tips: * Neutral Grip: Reduces stress on the wrists and allows for a more natural hand position. * Slightly Outward Wrist Rotation: Turning your wrists slightly outward (hours) helps achieve a neutral grip and prevents excessive wrist flexion during the pull. * Elbows Slightly Out: Keeping your elbows slightly out (not completely tucked in) helps maintain proper shoulder mechanics and reduces stress on the biceps. * Shoulder Back and Down: This is crucial for maintaining good posture and preventing shoulder impingement. * Upright Torso: A slight lean back might be acceptable, but an upright torso with core engagement is ideal for maximizing lat activation and minimizing lower back strain. * Pull Towards Lower Abs: Pulling towards the lower abdomen is a good cue to ensure you’re targeting the lats and not just using your biceps to curl the weight. * Forearm Aligned with Cable: Maintaining forearm alignment with the cable helps prevent unwanted twisting and ensures a smooth pulling motion. #back #backworkout #upperbody #workouttips #gymtipsforbeginners #gymtips #gymrat #gymgirl #fyp #gymmotivation

Seated cable row proper form improves lat activation by driving the elbows back and keeping tension through the lats, building a stronger back with correct seated cable row proper form Back workout • seated cable row • seated cable row for back• cable row for lats • back workout form • cable rows mistakes • cable rows form for back growth • seated cable row technique #gymworkouts #backworkout #latsworkout #workouttips #fitnessinspo

Seated cable row (v bar) Target the lats (through shoulder extension) - might help with back width - the V bar might limit range of motion a bit (not the most efficient line of pull for lats, but it’s ok) - stop elbows at side to focus on lats. Elbows going past torso may disadvantage lats, working upper back more (also ok) - drive elbows down and in - keep elbows near your sides. Elbows further the elbows are from the torso, the more the upper back and rear delts will contribute to the movement. - forearms should line up with the direction of the cable in the end position. To focus on the lats, avoid excess elbow flexion (left side) this will involve more arms instead of the lats. - hinging forward at the hips is ok! Keep core engage. Reduce rounding of the lower back. Some rounding of the mid and upper back might be ok. Note: these are general tips to improve targeting of the lats. Save this post for future reference! Supplements I take: @transparentlabs Code ‘ALEX’ #back #workout #gym #training #bodybuilding #muscle #exercise #personaltrainer #bodybuilder #biceps

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Key Technical Points for the Seated Cable Row: App from @fitbodapp 1. Use a neutral grip: This helps reduce excessive involvement of the forearm flexors and enhances activation of the back muscles. 2. Maintain consistent elbow angle: Avoid actively flexing the forearms during the pull to prevent biceps dominance. Keep the humerus and forearm at approximately a 90-degree angle to ensure primary engagement of the latissimus dorsi. 3. Depress the scapulae: Do not shrug your shoulders. Actively pull the shoulder blades downward to engage the lower trapezius and lats while minimizing shoulder tension. 4. Control torso movement: Avoid excessive leaning back, which can lead to compensation by the spinal erectors and upper back. Maintain a neutral spine or a slight lean of about 10-15 degrees for optimal posture. 5. Keep the humerus close to the torso: As you pull, the elbows should track along the sides of the body, keeping the upper arms close. This maximizes activation of the mid-fibers of the latissimus dorsi. #fitbodapp #cablerows #back #backworkout #upperbody

Seated Cable Row (Close Grip/Lat Focus) - Note: there is nothing wrong with using the D handle (narrow) attachment, however if you find it restrictive than use one that’s shoulder width. Also, the more I lean and maintain a forward lean the more lower lat I will target and less upper back. But again this all comes down to what your immediate goals are for this exercise. Make sure to work in the full range, get that stretch and control every rep and eccentric. - 1 on 1 Coaching Available - Link in Bio! - @transparentlabs for Supplements - Use Code PETER - #workoutvideos #backworkout #backday #pullday #gymtips