You'll see people on the lat pull - down machine,
doing cable rows and all kinds of other machine exercise just to avoid setting foot under the pull - up bar.
Not exact matches
The first part is
doing close grip reverse pulldowns
done on a Hammer Strength machine, which is intended to target the lats and the upper back, the seconds part is
doing overhand grip bent over barbell
rows, intended to put on mass and the third part is
doing seated
cable rows, intended to add thickness to the teres major and the rhomboid muscles.
For example, on back day:
Do pullups and straight arm pulldowns, and superset it with an athletic stance horizontal
cable row with rotation through the thoracic spine.
Does añyone know an exercise I could use for bent over
cable rows and bent over barbell
rows besides the exercise he has listed?
Should I
do 8 or 10 reps on the seated
cable rows?
Because this exercise is
done with higher weight than the one arm
cable row, it is important to support your body to prevent injury to the low back.
Tip: If you don't have a high and low
row machine, you can use a
cable machine with two handles in a high and a low position instead.
What to
do: Work on strengthening your back muscles —
Cable rows are a good exercise (not with the
rowing machine) use the seated
cable row, or you can use a resistance band.
Whether you are working out with t - bar
rows, dumbbell
rows, seated
cable rows, barbell
rows, Hammer Strength machine
rows, inverted
rows, chest supported
rows or whatever else you
do... it's all the same.
Unilateral Low
Cable Row The unilateral low cable row is a fancy way of saying a one - armed row done with a cab
Row The unilateral low
cable row is a fancy way of saying a one - armed row done with a cab
row is a fancy way of saying a one - armed
row done with a cab
row done with a
cable.
The seated
cable row is a great exercise that is commonly
done incorrectly.
Guys
doing endless sets of
cable rows, bent over
rows, t - bar
rows and more.
For the back, alternate between lat pull - downs and pull - ups, or
do bent - over barbell
rows instead of
cable rows.