Thread: The Proper Seated Cable Row

i personally think the stretch is very important and the way he doesnt it is a lot of bis...just me

Originally Posted by brad1224

i personally think the stretch is very important and the way he doesnt it is a lot of bis...just me

really brad, i stay strait not leaning foreword or backwards like this.

It's almost perfect..... But not quite.

It's missing the stretch of the spinal erectors, activation of the rear delt(every body could use more rear delt) most of the movement of the scapula.... So, I say it's far from perfect. Lol, also there is no "correct" way do do any movement. It's more about the movement fitting your type of workout.

Originally Posted by chucky1

really brad, i stay strait not leaning foreword or backwards like this.

well you do it correctly

i personally do it arnold style...works for me

Originally Posted by Usealittle

It's almost perfect..... But not quite.

It's missing the stretch of the spinal erectors, activation of the rear delt(every body could use more rear delt) most of the movement of the scapula.... So, I say it's far from perfect. Lol, also there is no "correct" way do do any movement. It's more about the movement fitting your type of workout.

I agree with this.

I like to lean forward just a little and pull back and really pull from the shoulder/back joint. Otherwise I feel too much bicep is incorporated and they wear out much more quickly than my back.

i started out doing them that way but got heckled by the some of the vets and bbers at the gym saying to stay strait, i dont know ... this way works for me and i always get comments from guys and staff at the gym saying i got perfect form. so ya...

But perfect form will only take you se far.....

I do mos of my back work how people say not too. Not to spite them, just that I feel the muscles working better this way..... The back don't lie.
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i personally think the stretch is very important and the way he doesnt it is a lot of bis...just me