Single Arm Cable Row Variations (KNOW THE DIFFERENCE!) When using a D-handle for single-arm cable rows, keeping your elbow tucked targets the lats. Flaring your elbow out shifts the focus to the mid-to-upper back. Raising your elbow above shoulder height turns it into a cable face pull, emphasizing the rear delts. Size & Shred Training program 👉🏻 deltabolic.com | Andrew Kwong

Standing cable row variations TOP: Standing unilateral cable row - can help with asymmetries - avoids the bilateral deficit - targets lats through shoulder extension - might help with back width - drive elbows down and in MIDDLE: Close grip standing cable row - targets lats through shoulder extension. However, this will still work the muscles of the upper back - might help with back width - drive elbows down and in - the V bar might limit range of motion a bit (not the most efficient line of pul

Cable Row Variations (KNOW THE DIFFERENCE!) If you keep your torso upright during seated cable rows, you'll mainly target your lats and traps. Lean forward slightly, and you’ll shift more emphasis onto the lats. Lean back, and you'll engage more of the traps. If you use a pronated grip on the V-handle—palms facing outward—and pull it toward your face with your elbows flared, you’ll hit your rear delts, side delts, and upper traps. Size & Shred Training program 👉🏻 deltabolic.com | Andrew Kwong