For this particular exercise opt for 15 to 20 reps.
Rope pull back workout.
Lower down into a squat b.
Pull the rope towards your nose.
Training your back with a battle rope frees you up from machines.
Grab the ends of the rope in each hand with your palms facing each other and start the movement by squeezing your shoulder blades down and back.
Then in one fluid motion lower the ropes back to the tops of your shoulders as you sink back into a squat d.
For more range of motion attach two cable rope attachments to the machine and hold one rope in each hand.
As you stand back up simultaneously press the ropes overhead to straighten your arms c.
Pull the cord or bar down to the ground until your elbows touch the floor.
Use control as you pull the weight back and then release it forward.
Set a cable rope attachment above your head.
Sit up straight and keep your chest lifted.
Hold the position for 2 seconds.
After each pull.
Squeeze your shoulder blades together to pull the handles of the rope in toward your face.
Hold the ropes on your shoulders making sure that there is very little slack in the rope itself a.
Most workout routines for back include standard deadlifts pull ups bent over rows and one arm rows to build strength and mass.
Using the same weight as the exercise above kneel on your right knee and pull the rope using your right hand.