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Rope Seated Row

Grands dorsauxTrapèzes Poulie Mouvement : Tirage
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Exécution

  1. Keep your back straight, head up, and pull the rope towards your waist while squeezing your shoulder blades together.
  2. Hold the position for a few seconds when your hands are closest to your waist to maximize the contraction in your back muscles.
  3. Slowly extend your arms back out to the starting position without letting the weights touch, maintaining constant tension on the rope.
  4. Repeat this movement for the desired number of repetitions while making sure to keep your back straight and avoid using your body to pull the rope.

Présentation

À propos de cet exercice

The Rope Seated Row is a strength-building exercise that targets multiple muscle groups, including the back, shoulders, and biceps, making it an excellent choice for individuals aiming to improve their upper body strength. It is suitable for both beginners and advanced fitness enthusiasts as it can be easily modified according to individual strength levels. People might choose this exercise for its versatility, the ability to engage multiple muscles at once, and for promoting better posture and balancing muscular strength on both sides of the body.

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Conseils techniques

Hand Position

Make sure to hold the rope with an overhand grip, your palms facing each other. Avoid gripping the rope too tightly as it can lead to wrist strain. Instead, maintain a firm but relaxed grip to better engage your back and shoulder muscles.

Controlled Movement

The movements should be slow and controlled, don't rush the exercise. Pull the rope towards your abdomen, pause for a moment to feel the contraction in your back muscles, and then slowly extend your arms back out. Quick, jerky movements can lead to muscle strain and won't effectively target the intended muscles.

Full Range of Motion

Make sure to fully extend your arms at the start of each rep and pull the rope all the way to your abdomen

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