The Best Cable Machine Exercises
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An advanced core exercise. Attaching cables to the feet adds resistance to the hip flexors and lower abdominals during the hanging lift.
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A back exercise using two separate handles to allow for a neutral grip. This variation is shoulder-friendly and builds significant mid-back thickness.
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A strict form row that emphasizes isolation of the lats and rhomboids by eliminating torso movement and momentum.
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A foundational vertical pulling movement for back development. It targets the latissimus dorsi, building both strength and width in the upper body.
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An isolation exercise for the forearm flexors. The cable provides constant tension throughout the entire range of motion, unlike traditional dumbbells.
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An isolation exercise for the latissimus dorsi. It builds back width and improves the mind-muscle connection for pulling movements.
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A rotational core exercise targeting the obliques. Sitting on the floor increases the demand on the core stabilizers to maintain posture.
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A machine-based abdominal exercise that allows for heavy resistance and precise control over the rectus abdominis.
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A pulling movement performed from the floor to target the lats and rhomboids. The parallel grip is shoulder-friendly and builds mid-back thickness.
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A focused triceps exercise that provides constant resistance. Lying down prevents the use of momentum and isolates the long head of the triceps.
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A variation of the seated row that emphasizes the lower lats and mid-back. The lower pull angle encourages a deeper contraction in the lower portion of the back.
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A pulldown variation that emphasizes the middle and lower lats. The close grip allows for a deeper stretch and a neutral wrist position.
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