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Best Back Workout Video Ever (HIT EVERY MUSCLE)

Best Back Workout Video Ever (HIT EVERY MUSCLE)

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It won-t take long for you to see why I-m calling this the best back workout video ever. In fact, I-m putting the science back in strength in this one to show you not only how important it is to train every major muscle in your back but to not neglect some of the most commonly ignored muscles. With back exercise examples for how to attack each area, you-ll feel more prepared than ever to hit your next back workout with a new appreciation for back training. To start, it is important to break down the back into different zones. The most commonly focused on area is the lats. The lats are a large muscle group that get trained in every popular back workout. They can be hit with exercises like pullups, lat pulldowns, etc. Any exercise that adducts your arm and brings it into your sides is a good candidate for helping you build bigger lats. That said, you may feel a bigger stretch on the lats by performing an underhand version of the pulldown. As you can see, the anatomy of the lats explains how a larger stretch can be felt on them if you allow your elbow to travel in front of and away from your body. When doing a traditional lat pulldown the elbow stays in line with the torso which prevents the degree of stretch you feel in the alternative grip. The teres major is a muscle that assists the function of the lats. This muscle is also important for filling out the thickness of the back by sitting just above the latissimus dorsi. You can train this muscle more specifically by widening your grip during a lat pulldown. Keep your hands as far apart on the pulldown bar as you can and you will feel the extra focus being driven towards the teres major. The traps are by far one of the most extensive and largest muscles of your back. With fibers in the upper traps running in one direction and those in the lower traps running in a different direction, you can preferentially accentuate the work of each area by changing the position of the angle of pull. A good traps exercise therefore must position the arm at an angle while the lower traps can be hit nicely on the inverted y exercise. The rotator cuff and lower back are no less important to complete back development. See the best back exercises for hitting these areas and start not only building a bigger back but making sure that yours stays healthy for a long time. For a complete back workout that helps you to not only build a bigger, thicker, wider back but ensures that yours stays injury free forever, head to and get the ATHLEAN-X Training System. Use the same exact workouts that top professional athletes use to stay injury free and dominate on the field
Date: 2022-04-22

Comments and reviews: 10


Hello and good afternoon Jeff I have a question regarding the rotator cuff I am right handed. I had an accident 11 years ago which affected the right hand side rotator cuff it severely affected and limited my range of motion in most pressing movements about 8 weeks ago I self diagnosed it to be a teres minor and major damage and have started to do specific stretches and using a massage ball to really break it down, as you can imagine 10 & a half years of not getting sorted sooner has caused the injured shoulder to drop lower than the left shoulder plus the left shoulder is more fully developed the right side is visible lagging behind, the easiest way to explain it is I-ve played a lot of sports and if I pick up a baseball say to throw a pitch with my arm back behind my back under tension ready to throw it feels like it-s going to explode in the teres minor and major or when I do front delt raises I lose all resistance in the lowering of the arm also affects the lowering of when I do side lateral raises and even when I do bench press I become super sensitive in that area the routines I-ve learned of you tube about self diagnosis and stretches has improved the injured shoulder. I hope that this has made some sense I-m not to good at writing and stuff. I would be so grateful for any suggestions thank you
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Absolute Scientific Feast that was, Jeff Cavalier, with muscles contracting with each move along the drawn fibres! A great combination exercise- the last Back extension with dumbbell row. Extremely useful as home workout for joggers - runners looking for freebies. A tip on stretches afterwards shall be most welcome for related exercise. Truly heartfelt thanks and my best regards to your talent as well as free coarching. Sunil from Pune, India. 3 Sep 2020
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Geoff I need help when I was younger I did lateral raises on one arm an frontal raises on the other I stopped lifting an didn-t do the laterals on the other arm or the frontals on the other arm then forgot which ones I did for wt arm is there any way to tell which one I-ve done laterals on an which I-ve done frontals on pls I need your help
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Never had this upper trap soreness in all my one shrug workouts. Will serve me greatly for my athlete goals stay tuned and thank you! Added the the entire group of lifts and will switch off the pull downs for stretching the lats and the wider grip every other day I do this.
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only lucky man who can sense the direction of his muscle threads by just rubbing fingers over the muscle
jokes apart.
u r inspiring and i love u from the core of my heart. and thankful from the lats. to traps. .
love from THE INDIA

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Incline bench 30 degree rows to hit those rhomboids. Combined with standing kneeling reverse cable flys. Then Y raise kneeling to hit lower traps. Single arm rows don-t hit the rhomboids as much as both arm rows on a 30 degree bench rows,
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Jeff is leaving a legacy on here. I swear to god he-s doing a better job than the United States or well maybe his education shows what is being done right. Thankfully Jeff is kind and driven enough to want to share this information
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I know I'm late to the party but how do I implement this all into my workout. I've been doing something like Deadlifts, pull downs, cable rows and hyperextensions as my back part. How do you implement all these exercises?
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Yes! this guy knows how to explain proven & preferred exercises that make sense. I am an old guy utilizing all his knowledge and tutorials for every weight resistance exercise I perform. Bravo! This guys is a Rockstar
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Thanks for the detailed video! The physiology explanation helps with my studies and most of the exercises are simple enough for me to practice at home with the limited amount of equipment I have, ie just dumbbells.
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