High Rope Pull For Rear Delts

Tim mccomsey is a certified personal trainer and registered dietitian.
High rope pull for rear delts. First of all you want to maximally squeeze your shoulder blades together and draw your scapula and elbows back as far as you can. Standing cable rear delt row the standing cable rear delt row primarily targets the rear deltoids. Rock your rear delts in this article i ll take you on a tour of rear delt raises a single joint movement for the posterior rear delts and explain seven variations you can use for this core exercise. This movement also hits the traps rhomboids and biceps.
Each of the seven movements is. He has has been helping others with their fitness goals since 2001. It is usually performed for moderate to high reps at least 8 12 reps per set as part of an upper body or shoulder focused workout. He is an all natur.
There are two keys on this exercise. Adjust the cable attachment height to about chest high then attach the rope handle to it. You can hold the rope with the rubber ends either touching your thumbs or your little fingers. 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.
A brief demonstration of how to do rear delt high rope pulls on a cable machine. Stand with feet hip with apart and step back so that your arms are extended in front of you. All viewers are advised to consult their physician before beginning any exercise and nutrition.