Low Cable Row Variations (KNOW THE DIFFERENCE!)
Low Cable Row Variations (KNOW THE DIFFERENCE!) If you use a narrow underhand grip and perform low-to-high cable rows, pulling toward your belly button, you'll emphasize the middle-to-lower lats. A medium overhand grip, pulling toward your upper stomach, shifts the focus to the upper lats and middle-to-lower traps. Opting for a wide grip targets the upper back, including the rear delts and upper-to-middle traps. @deltabolic
Dive into this powerhouse workout: Wide grip cable rows, Kneeling V-bar pull downs, Underhand grip cable pull downs, and Bent over cable rows—all at 4 sets of 10 reps. Feel the burn and build that strength! 💥 Ready for more muscle-building magic? Click the link in my bio for top tips and tricks! 🌟💪 #Fit4Blast #NJGym #FitnessMotivation #WorkoutReel #DumbbellExercises #StrongAF #GymLife #CommunityDrivenFitness #ResultsOriented #GetFitGetFierce #LetsGo
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