Single Arm Lat-Pulldown from Incline Bench

[UsmcOldSchoolMuscle]

Please share pics/videos and tricks and tips. On the forum I've seen guys doing these with the Prime Fitness handles but I couldn't find any examples when searching the web.

Very much appreciate to everyone who contributes.

 

[heavyhitter]

I do that exercise with the angles90 grips. Saw Paul carter doing them in a video on his IG. Here’s the setup. You would just do it 1 handed

 

[USMuscle9403]

You're facing towards the machine and the idea is to bring your elbow in. I also like getting a great paused stretch at the top of each rep on the last working set

 

[RDS]

You're facing towards the machine and the idea is to bring your elbow in. I also like getting a great paused stretch at the top of each rep on the last working set

Not to be pedantic, but the cue is to bring the elbow down, not in.

If you check out N1 education on social media you’ll see 8 million videos of it.

 

[deadliftsquates]

We need to make this thread all about different variations and creative ways we are doing things. This shit just motivated me.

 

[heavyhitter]

We need to make this thread all about different variations and creative ways we are doing things. This shit just motivated me.

There’s a whole thread elvia started called best exercises for each bodypart that had some gems in it. And I posted one on useful training tools

 

[UsmcOldSchoolMuscle]

There’s a whole thread elvia started called best exercises for each bodypart that had some gems in it. And I posted one on useful training tools

Thank you heavyhitter. I am sure I will find some great material, form and knowledge.

 

[UsmcOldSchoolMuscle]

https://www.professionalmuscle.com/forums/index.php?threads/training-best-movements-for-every-bodypart.168067/

 

[bornonthebayou]

i feel like its just a vertical variation of a dc row... very trendy on social media rn

 

[heavyhitter]

i feel like its just a vertical variation of a dc row... very trendy on social media rn

That is exactly what it is. In order to properly target the lats the rib cage had to be pulled down and in and the arms should come from up and in front of the body

 

[UsmcOldSchoolMuscle]

i feel like its just a vertical variation of a dc row... very trendy on social media rn

I personally see Dante Rows as a hybrid between bent over cable pullovers (Arnold is seen doing such in 'Pumping Iron') and a rowing movement.

 

[USMuscle9403]

i feel like its just a vertical variation of a dc row... very trendy on social media rn

Yep, so do both They work quite well, I incorporate both into my back width work. One of the few exercises that leaves me consistently, brutally sore in my lats. I like doing them at the end of back width and really grind them out, concentrating on the stretch at the top of every rep, as well