Use the weighted inverted row to build your back muscles and develop upper-body strength. Instead of a weight plate, you can use a weighted vest or chain.
Tag: posterior deltoid
An isolation exercise, use the cable straight-arm pull-down to work your latissimus dorsi, pectoralis major, posterior deltoid, and other muscles.
An advanced core exercise, use the standing ab wheel rollout only after you have mastered the walkout, front plank, and wheel rollout on your knees.
The bent-over one-arm cable pull is great for developing unilateral upper-body strength and warming up your latissimus dorsi at the start of a back workout.
The decline bent-arm barbell pullover is one of few exercises that targets both your lats and your lower pecs, which are usually trained separately.
Invented by 6-time Mr. Olympia Dorian Yates, the underhand Yates row is a modified barbell row with an upright posture and shorter range of motion.
The straight-back seated cable row is a major compound pulling exercise with which you can build serious upper-body strength and muscle mass.
The medium-grip lat pull-down is great for strengthening and building your back and arms, and developing upper-body strength.
The assisted pull-up machine and exercise are very useful in helping you to build enough upper-body strength to be able to perform pull-ups unassisted.
The barbell rollout is an great auxiliary core exercise that targets your iliopsoas (hip flexors), not your rectus abdominis (which acts as a stabilizer).
The bent-over two-arm dumbbell row is a major compound pull exercise for your back and arms. Use the exercise to develop upper-body strength.
Target your posterior deltoid with the lying dumbbell one-arm rear lateral raise. To minimize involvement of your lateral deltoid, your body must be horizontal.
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