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🔥Â Did you know Cable Face Pull
🚨Â Exercise details
- Target muscle:Â Posterior Deltoid
- Synergists:Â Infraspinatus, Teres Minor, Lateral Deltoid, Middle and Lower Trapezius, Rhomboids, Brachialis, Brachioradialis
- Dynamic stabilizer:Â Biceps Brachii
- Mechanics:Â Compound
- Force:Â Pull
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🚨Â Starting position
- Attach a rope to the cable pulley and adjust the pulley so that it is shoulder height.
- Grasp one end of the rope in each hand and step backward until the rope is pulled taut and your arms and shoulders are stretched forward.
- Stagger your feet for stability (put one foot in front of the other).
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🚨Â Execution
- Keeping your elbows out to the sides, exhale as you pull the rope towards your shoulders until your elbows travel passed your back.
- Hold for a count of two.
- Inhale as you reverse the motion and return the rope to the starting position, with your shoulders stretching forward.
- Repeat.
✅Â Standing cable rear delt row with rope
🚨Â Comments and tips
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- Pull with your elbows, not with your biceps.
- In order to target your posterior deltoids, your elbows and the angle of the cable must be perpendicular to your torso.
- You can use a high cable or even a low cable provided you adjust the angle of your body so that your elbows and the angle of the cable are perpendicular to your torso.
- You can hold the rope with the rubber ends either touching your thumbs or your little fingers.
- Do not confuse the standing cable rear delt row with the cable face pull.
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