The Best Cable Machine Exercises
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A chest exercise targeting the sternal fibers. Standing straight increases the recruitment of the core and leg stabilizers for balance.
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A row variation using an underhand (supinated) grip. This targets the lower lats more effectively and increases the involvement of the biceps.
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A staple for back development. It builds thickness in the middle back and strengthens the posture by engaging the rhomboids and trapezius.
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A triceps isolation movement that emphasizes the long head by placing it in a stretched position. The cable provides constant tension throughout.
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A versatile back movement for building the 'V-taper' by targeting the outer latissimus dorsi and teres major.
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A back-building exercise that targets the mid-back and lats. The cable provides constant tension throughout the entire pulling and stretching phases.
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A seated row variation using a rope attachment to allow for a greater range of motion and a more natural wrist position.
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A variation of the pulldown that focuses on the upper back, posterior deltoids, and rhomboids. It emphasizes scapular retraction and mid-back thickness.
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A lat isolation exercise that builds back width and improves the mind-muscle connection. It emphasizes the lower lats through a controlled, sweeping vertical arc.
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An isolation exercise for the biceps that uses a preacher bench to eliminate momentum. The cable ensures resistance even at the top of the curl.
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Targets the upper chest while challenging core balance. The incline position on the ball focuses tension on the clavicular head of the pecs.
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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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