Back exercises, Seated lat rows, Crossover seated lat rows – Bowflex Xtreme User Manual

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Back Exercises

Seated Lat Rows

– Shoulder Extension (and Elbow Flexion)

Muscles worked:

Latissimus dorsi, teres major and rear

deltoid muscles, which make up the

large pulling muscles of upper back.

Also involves biceps.

Position:

Seated on ground, facing Power Rod

®

unit

Accessory:

Hand Grips

Pulleys:

Squat Pulley Frame

Before You Begin:

Remove Leg Extension

Key Points:

• Do not bend torso forward at any

point.

• Do not lose spinal alignment – keep

chest lifted.

• Release shoulder blades at end of each

rep and initiate new rep by pinching

shoulder blades.

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FINISH

• Grab hand grips with palms

facing each other.

• Place heels against end of plat-

form, bend knees comfortably.

• Sit up straight with spine in

good alignment.

• Pinch shoulder blades

together.

• Pull upper arms down and

back, brushing past sides of the

body while keeping forearms

pointing in direction of cable.

• Slowly return to start position.

Crossover Seated Lat Rows

– Shoulder Extension (and Elbow Flexion)

Muscles worked:

Latissimus dorsi, teres major and rear

deltoid muscles, which make up large

pulling muscles of upper back. Also

involves biceps.

Position:

Seated on the ground, facing Power

Rod

®

unit

Accessory:

Hand Grips

Pulleys:

Squat Pulley Frame

Before You Begin:

Remove Leg Extension

Key Points:

• Do not bend torso forward at any

point.

• Do not lose spinal alignment, keep

chest lifted.

• Release shoulder blades at end

of each rep. Initiate new rep by

pinching shoulder blades.

START

FINISH

• Cross arms and grasp hand

grips (right grip in left hand

and vice versa) with palms

facing each other.

• Place heels against end of plat-

form, bend knees comfortably.

• Sit up straight, spine in good

alignment.

• Pinch shoulder blades

together.

• Pull upper arms down and

back, brushing past sides of

body while keeping forearms

pointing in direction of cable.

• Slowly return to start position.

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