Wide vs. Narrow Grip: Expert Advice Explained
Wide vs. Narrow Grip: Expert Advice Explained
Jun 25, 2016
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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 | Tyler Path
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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 | Tyler Path
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🎯Target Different Parts of Your Back on the Cable Row! When performing cable rows, you engage most of your back muscles, but adjusting your grip width can help you emphasize specific areas. A narrow grip with tucked elbows targets the lower back, focusing on the latissimus dorsi. A medium grip (slightly wider than shoulder width) with elbows flared out at about 45 degrees shifts the emphasis to the middle back, engaging the upper lats, lower to middle traps, infraspinatus, and rhomboids. Using
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🎯Target Different Parts of Your Back on the Cable Row! When performing cable rows, you engage most of your back muscles, but adjusting your grip width can help you emphasize specific areas. A narrow grip with tucked elbows targets the lower back, focusing on the latissimus dorsi. A medium grip (slightly wider than shoulder width) with elbows flared out at about 45 degrees shifts the emphasis to the middle back, engaging the upper lats, lower to middle traps, infraspinatus, and rhomboids. Using
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15 Best Seated Cable Row Alternatives | PowerliftingTechnique.com
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When using cable rows to build back width, a narrow grip is usually your best option. Drive the movement from the elbows, keep them tucked close to the body, and pull toward the belly button. Stay mostly upright and avoid using momentum—allow a slight forward lean on the eccentric, but don’t turn it into a body swing. For personalized guidance, my 1:1 coaching is available via the link in my bio. #gym #gymtok #bodybuilding #fyp
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