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    Back Workout For The Ladies

    Back Workout For The Ladies

    Wide Grip Pull Ups----------------------------Sets 5 Reps 8-10
    Wide Grip Lat Pull Down-----------------------Sets 4 Reps 10
    Hammer Strength Unilateral High Row----------Sets 4 Reps 10
    Seated Cable Row(Narrow Grip)----------------Sets 4 Reps 12
    One Arm Dumbbell Row-----------------------Sets 3 Reps 12
    Straight Arm Lat Pull Down-------------------Sets 3 Reps 15



    The following workout should be performed with the heaviest weight you can lift with PROPER form. Proper form is critical! To really focus on that mind-muscle connection with your back muscles, you don’t want to be using speed and momentum to move the weights. Slow and controlled. This workout should be intense, meaning heavy with short rest intervals. Its best to take 60 seconds rests between sets but sometimes you can stretch it to 90 seconds if you're trying to add load. This is a great workout for a 5 day split. If back is your lagging body part move the back workout to the first day of your training week.

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    F.I.S.T., how do you think DLs work into a plan for back development?

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    lol MM.The first thing I thought was where are the Dl's.

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    Just in my personal experience, nothing has brought up my back development like DLs.

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    I think stones are amazing too but unconventional.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MightyMouse719 View Post
    F.I.S.T., how do you think DLs work into a plan for back development?
    Sweety,I think DL's are an integral part of any back workout.This is just one routine not incorporating them.Acon was looking for a back workout for today that is a little different than the regular lifts she was doing so I posted this one up.

    Don't think for one minute that I would exclude DL's as a primary lift,but it doesnt mean you have to do them with every routine either.Change is the key to continued growth.Always switching things up will yield continued forward progress.Just banging out dl's every time you lift will take you quickly to a plateau but in addition,can make things feel stale.Adding in new routines,exercises,set/rep schemes,etc will keep you hungry for your next workout.

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    Quote Originally Posted by F.I.S.T. View Post
    Sweety,I think DL's are an integral part of any back workout.This is just one routine not incorporating them.Acon was looking for a back workout for today that is a little different than the regular lifts she was doing so I posted this one up.

    Don't think for one minute that I would exclude DL's as a primary lift,but it doesnt mean you have to do them with every routine either.Change is the key to continued growth.Always switching things up will yield continued forward progress.Just banging out dl's every time you lift will take you quickly to a plateau but in addition,can make things feel stale.Adding in new routines,exercises,set/rep schemes,etc will keep you hungry for your next workout.
    I agree, F.I.S.T. Just seeing what your take was on integrating DLs. Good post, bro.

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    whats the thought behind Wide pull ups then wide pull downs?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dryvrgrl View Post
    whats the thought behind Wide pull ups then wide pull downs?
    Hits the lats at a different angle working it slightly differently.This is a burn workout that will leave you pumped for sure.

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    im lucky and my back is not a lagging body part for me. if you guys want to come down here i will let you float teeth and preg check cows and lay horses down, will get ones back bulked up pretty fast.

    im kind of like the RR and MM, deadlifts and then dont forget barbell rows and T bar rows. wide grip pullups kills my joints

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    Quote Originally Posted by F.I.S.T. View Post
    Hits the lats at a different angle working it slightly differently.This is a burn workout that will leave you pumped for sure.
    im sceptical lol

    its back day tomorrowx ill try it.

    my typical back workout
    3 sets failure wide pull ups (usually 12-15 cuz im fat)
    rev grip pulldowns usually 5 sets pyranmidding with last set drop to burnout)
    seated row narrow (same 5 pyramid/burnout)
    bent over row 4 sets or so
    (sometimes one arm rows instead)
    standing rope rows from top heavy scoop
    straight arm pulldowns
    deadlifts
    then narrow pullups to fail

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    Quote Originally Posted by dryvrgrl View Post
    im sceptical lol

    its back day tomorrowx ill try it.

    my typical back workout
    3 sets failure wide pull ups (usually 12-15 cuz im fat)
    rev grip pulldowns usually 5 sets pyranmidding with last set drop to burnout)
    seated row narrow (same 5 pyramid/burnout)
    bent over row 4 sets or so
    (sometimes one arm rows instead)
    standing rope rows from top heavy scoop
    straight arm pulldowns
    deadlifts
    then narrow pullups to fail
    dang, thats a lot of exercises! good for you!

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    im 8 weeks out.. high volume

    but i count it as cardio LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by dryvrgrl View Post
    im 8 weeks out.. high volume

    but i count it as cardio LOL
    8 weeks, good luck! what are you competing in?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dryvrgrl View Post
    im sceptical lol

    its back day tomorrowx ill try it.

    my typical back workout
    3 sets failure wide pull ups (usually 12-15 cuz im fat)
    rev grip pulldowns usually 5 sets pyranmidding with last set drop to burnout)
    seated row narrow (same 5 pyramid/burnout)
    bent over row 4 sets or so
    (sometimes one arm rows instead)
    standing rope rows from top heavy scoop
    straight arm pulldowns
    deadlifts
    then narrow pullups to fail

    Please do try it out and let me know how it goes.This is just another routine to add to your list.Another tool in the tool chest sweety.The best way to make continued progress is to always change things up,try new ways to train.No way is the way.I try everything I can and change or adjust it to fit my particular needs and responses.

    If you try it out and give it 100% I know you'll incorporate it into your regular workouts.If you add anything or make any changes to it,please post it up.The more knowledge and the more options we have the better.

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