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your favorite back excercises

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post them, just looking for some new ideas, also interested in how my routine compares.

Veins1000's picture

Lateral Standing Wide Grip Pull Down - Drop Set every set.
Wide Grip Low Pulley Rows-

Dayne43's picture

Wide grip pull ups, T bar rows, dead lifts, strict dumbbell rows

Alpha Muscle's picture

Nothings better than old skool pullups for me

lucindor's picture

Deadlifts and kipping pullups

highgear's picture

hands down dumbbell chain saws and bent over straight bar rows

bradwilson's picture

one arm dumbell rows with very slow,strict controlled form going heavy as possible

T bar rows 4 sets of pyramiding the weight,and decreasing the reps with each set

Pull ups- wide grip to the front,neutral grip to the front also concentrating on getting a full range of movement and a deep stretch at the bottom.

straight arm pull downs

seated cable rows going as heavy as possible and adding 45lb plate to the 250lbs stack to finish on last set of 6 reps.a total of 4 sets done in all with this one

Damian Farell's picture

Besides the most common cable rows,wide grips and seated rows with dumbbells i discovered that hip bridge really help me. In theory they stretch the hip flexors and strengthens the muscles that stabilize the spine, including those of the lower back, the gluteals, and the large, stabilizing abdominal muscles.

jpal's picture

seated cable rows , tbar rows
barbell rows

pull over machine

strongman480's picture

also try drop sets with dumbbell pullovers. it will give you such an awesome pump you want be able to put your arms down.

jpal's picture

dumbell pull overs only offer half range of motion try it on a pull over machine and you will never look back

strongman480's picture

that's what i'm saying. where's all the awesome equipment?lol

strongman480's picture

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=299416&page=1 here's a link for how to do pullovers.

mjunkie's picture

This is where the mind-muscle connection comes in bro

strongman480's picture

If you are using the form that he is using then yes it's a chest workout, but if instead of pulling the dumbbell all the way to your chest . If you stop over your forehead then it will keep the tension in the lats. by doing it his way you get a better contraction in the pecs. IT DOES COME DOWN TO FORM. just like doing dips if you lean forward it's a chest movement if you stay up right it's a tricep movement.

mjunkie's picture

well form comes into place too, but if your'e concentrating on flexing your lats they WILL get a good workout from pullovers

strongman480's picture

t-bar rows and on last set run the rack so to speak. 2 plates 15 reps or amp, 3 plates amp,4 plates amp 5 plates amp 6 plates amp and then if it wasn't bad enough do it in reverse. you will know that you worked your back by tomarrow.lol

ac89's picture

dead lifts and 3/4 rows

mjunkie's picture

nothing beats heavy ass barbell rows for back, wide and medium grip, hold and squeeze, gives me insane pumps

power_house's picture

triple drops of deadlifts, i know there more for your hams , but give me a hella lower back pump.. along with machine rows.. make sure you hold and squeeze .. do a triple drop on those as well

Nsak's picture

You did dead lifts the right way with good form your lower back will build and your core overall will be stronger.