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Exercise Routine
Gym Exercise
Push Day
Chest
Shoulders
Triceps
Pull Day
Full Back
Traps
Biceps
Forearms
Other
Full Legs
Abdominals
Cardio
Home Workout
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Primary Muscle:
Lats
9
Lower Back
3
Upper Back
8
Equipment:
Barbels
1
Dumbell
3
Machine
15
None
1
Filter Workouts
Primary Muscle
Lats
9
Lower Back
3
Upper Back
8
Equipment
Barbels
1
Dumbell
3
Machine
15
None
1
Dumbbell Row
Dumbell • Lats
Pullover (Dumbbell)
Dumbell • Lats
Lat Pulldown (Cable)
Machine • Lats
Chin Up
Machine • Lats
Lat Pulldown - Close Grip (Cable)
Machine • Lats
Reverse Grip Lat Pulldown (Cable)
Machine • Lats
Rope Straight Arm Pulldown
Machine • Lats
Single Arm Lat Pulldown
Machine • Lats
Wide Pull Up
Machine • Lats
Bent Over Row (Barbell)
Barbels • Upper Back
T Bar Row
Machine • Upper Back
Seated Cable Row - V Grip (Cable)
Machine • Upper Back
Seated Cable Row - Bar Wide Grip
Machine • Upper Back
Chest Supported Incline Row (Dumbbell)
Dumbell • Upper Back
Seated Row (Machine)
Machine • Upper Back
Single Arm Cable Row
Machine • Upper Back
Back Extension (Hyperextension)
Machine • Lower Back
Back Extension (Machine)
Machine • Lower Back
Lean forward to the starting position as you breathe in.
Machine • Lower Back
Dead Hang
None • Upper Back
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Seated Cable Row - Bar Wide Grip
Machine
Primary: Upper Back
Secondary: Biceps, Lats, Traps, Forearms
Step-by-Step Instructions
Attach a curved bar to a seated cable row machine.
Sit down and grab the handle with both hands.
Place your feet on the platform and sit back. Maintain a slight bend in your knees.
Retract your shoulder blades and engage your abs. Keep your torso upright, and don't lean too far back.
Take a deep breath and pull the handle to your stomach in one fluid motion, pausing briefly and exhaling.
Slowly extend your arms as you breathe in.