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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. Size & Shred Training program 👉🏻 deltabolic.com (link in bio) #cablerow
✅ The PERFECT Lat Pulldown (DO THIS!) 1️⃣ Secure Your Position – Adjust the thigh pad so it rests firmly on your thighs for optimal stability and leverage. 2️⃣ Go Thumbless – Using a thumbless grip reduces forearm involvement, allowing your lats to do more of the work. 3️⃣ Grip Matters – A grip around 1.5x shoulder width helps maximize lat engagement and pulling power. 4️⃣ Maintain a Neutral Spine – Keep your back straight to prevent unnecessary strain. 5️⃣ Elbow Positioning – Angle your elbows slightly inward rather than flaring them directly to the sides for better lat activation. 6️⃣ Controlled Leaning – As the bar reaches your collarbone, lean slightly back; as the bar moves up, gradually lean forward. 7️⃣ Shoulder Movement – Depress your shoulders when pulling the bar down and elevate them at the top to get a full lat stretch. Master these cues, and you'll feel the difference in your lat engagement! 🔥💪 Size & Shred Training program 👉🏻 deltabolic.com (link in bio) #;at[i;;dpwm#latpulldown #latpulldowns #latpulldownform
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Outfit by @aybl - Use code "DELTA" for 10% off (link in bio) 4 Face Pull Mistakes (And How to Fix Them!) 🔴 Mistake #1: Overhand Grip An overhand grip isn’t necessarily wrong, but an underhand grip is more optimal for isolating the rear delts. 🔴 Mistake #2: Elbows Too Low If your elbows are below your shoulders, you're missing out on optimal rear delt engagement. Instead, pull with your elbows above shoulder level, around ear height. 🔴 Mistake #3: Pulling Too Low Pulling toward your chest/neck places more emphasis on the traps and less on the rear delts. Instead, aim to pull toward your face, around eye level to maximize rear delt activation. 🔴 Mistake #4: Hands Too Close Together Your hands may start close together, but as you pull, gradually spread them apart, finishing wider than your ears for full rear delt engagement. ✅ Fix these mistakes, and you'll get the most out of your face pulls! #beaybl #aybl #facepull #facepulls
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Cable Straight Bar Exercise Variations (KNOW THE DIFFERENCE!) If you keep your upper arm fixed while pulling the straight bar cable attachment down, you'll work the triceps. Taking two steps back and pulling the bar down with a relatively straight arm (fixed slight elbow angle) shifts the focus primarily to the lats. Leaning back slightly and pulling the straight bar toward your stomach engages the lats and the middle-to-lower traps. Size & Shred Training program 👉🏻 deltabolic.com (link in bio)
Landmine Row Variations (KNOW THE DIFFERENCE!) If you perform single-arm landmine rows, the focus is primarily on the lats, with some engagement of the traps for stability. Using a V-handle for bilateral landmine rows shifts more emphasis to the middle-to-lower traps, while still heavily recruiting the lats. Gripping the barbell sleeve (end of the barbell) places greater emphasis on the rear delts and the upper-to-middle traps, altering the movement mechanics to target the upper back more. Exercise 1: Landmine Single-Arm Row Exercise 2: Landmine Row with V-Handle Exercise 3: Meadows Row Size & Shred Training program 👉🏻 deltabolic.com (link in bio) #landminerow #landminerows
Cable Chest Fly Variations – KNOW THE DIFFERENCE! High-to-Low Cable Fly – Position the cables high and bring them down in an arc to emphasize the lower chest fibers. Mid-Level Cable Fly – Set the cables at chest height for a balanced movement that targets the overall pec development (with a slight emphasis on the middle chest fibers). Low-to-High Cable Fly – Start with the cables low and raise them upward to shift the focus to the upper chest fibers. Master these variations to build a well-rounded chest! 💪🔥 Size & Shred Training program 👉🏻 deltabolic.com (link in bio) #cablefly #cableflys #cableflyes
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✅ The PERFECT Cable Row 1️⃣ Foot Placement Matters – Position your feet higher on the footrest for better leverage. Placing them too low with excessive knee bend will engage your quadriceps, wasting unnecessary energy. 2️⃣ Go Thumbless for Better Back Activation – Using a thumbless grip helps minimize arm involvement and maximizes back engagement. 3️⃣ Tuck Your Elbows – Keeping your elbows close to your body shifts the focus to your lats while reducing bicep activation. 4️⃣ Keep Your Shoulders Down – Avoid shrugging to prevent excessive trap engagement. Keeping your shoulders depressed ensures better lat activation. Master these cues, and you’ll feel the difference in your back gains! Size & Shred Training program 👉🏻 deltabolic.com (link in bio) #cablerow #cablerows
❌ DON'T DO THIS on the Bench Press A common bench press mistake is pressing the bar in a straight up-and-down vertical path. This occurs when the elbows flare out directly to the sides, putting the shoulders in a compromised position and increasing the risk of injury. Instead, lower the bar in a slight arc toward your middle to lower chest. To achieve this, allow your elbows to naturally tuck toward your sides, aligning them with your middle to lower chest as you bring the bar down. Size & Shred Training program 👉🏻 deltabolic.com (link in bio) #benchpress #benchpresstips
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