Cable exercises
A cable column keeps tension through the range, which is why flyes, pushdowns, and face pulls feel different from dumbbells at lockout. This hub is every published exercise whose equipment slug is cable. Handle choice (rope, bar, single) is often a different row. Height of the pulley changes the line of pull: high-to-low chops are not the same as low-to-high. Machines with a weight stack but a fixed path may live under leverage_machine instead. Use this page when you have a cable station and want movements that actually need it. Muscle links on each card jump to the anatomy hub. Similar exercises prefer other cable patterns of the same target. No cable-crossover-only aesthetic program. Published exercise counts on the page update with the catalog so this introduction stays about anatomy and equipment rather than a stale number.
217 published exercises use this equipmentRear Pulldown
Reverse-grip Straight Back Seated High Row
Reverse Grip Triceps Pushdown
Rope Seated Row
Seated High Row
Seated Rear Lateral Raise
seated row
Seated Wide-grip Row
Shoulder Press
Shrug
Standing Cross-over High Reverse Fly
Standing Fly
Standing Inner Curl
Standing Shoulder External Rotation
Standing Up Straight Crossovers
Straight Arm Pulldown
Straight Back Seated Row
Triceps Pushdown
Triceps Pushdown
Twin handle parallel grip lat pulldown
Twin handle parallel grip lat pulldown
Underhand Pulldown
Upright Row
Wide Grip Rear Pulldown Behind Neck
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