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    Can anyone subscribe a good back routine?

    My current back routine looks something like this...

    -Dead Lift
    -Pull ups
    -Seated Cable Row
    -Back Extension
    -Wide Grip Lat Pulldown
    -Dumbell "outboard motor pull"
    -Reverse Peck Deck

    However, my back just doesnt feel as sore as my other routines. Any suggestions?

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    Shrugs and DB Rows are doing me well right now. Also WG Pullups, but you may have those already, don't know if yours are wide and overhand or close and under.

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    Whats a DB row?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CancerNV
    Whats a DB row?
    Dumbell Row. Lie chest down on an incline bench and row with dumb bells like you normally would. Hang you arms and then pull elbows up and out.

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    You can also put the knee opposite of the side you're doing on the bench and lean over so your back is straight and do each side one at a time...Here's how it looks:

    http://www.exrx.net/WeightExercises/...ntOverRow.html

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    -Dead Lift
    -Pull ups
    -Seated Cable Row
    -Back Extension
    -Wide Grip Lat Pulldown
    -Dumbell "outboard motor pull"
    -Reverse Peck Deck
    First of all, this is WAY too many exercises. I would cut these in half if I were you. Deadlifts stress primarily your lower back and hamstrings, and also hit your traps as well. I wouldn't include them as part of your upper back routine. Pullups and seated rows look good, and the reverse pec-deck is good for your rear delts.

    What are onboard motor pulls? I am assuming one-arm DB rows?
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    Subscribe? Well, I'm afraid the subscription to my back routine is $19.95 a month. If you want see gains, you've gotta cough it up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MonStar
    First of all, this is WAY too many exercises. I would cut these in half if I were you. Deadlifts stress primarily your lower back and hamstrings, and also hit your traps as well. I wouldn't include them as part of your upper back routine. Pullups and seated rows look good, and the reverse pec-deck is good for your rear delts.

    What are onboard motor pulls? I am assuming one-arm DB rows?
    I think outboard motor pulls are when you sit in front of a cable and attach a handle and you pull like your trying to start a motor,I never reall liked them though
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    What's a Peck Deck??
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    Quote Originally Posted by vegman
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    keep the deadlifts, best exercise and develops all around strength and size......keep it with the basics, u have chin ups, add barbell rows with reverse grip, seated cable rows, d/b rows.....keep the weight heavy with good form and change exercises around with the order, intensity, and sets each week....

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    keep the deadlifts, best exercise and develops all around strength and size......
    I agree keep deadlifts, but I don't think they're most effective on back day. I do all of my deadlifts on leg day, with my hamstring and lower back work.
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