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Back Exercise

August 28, 2009 · Posted in Exercise Routines 

Your back is characterized by three smaller muscles: latisimus dorsi, rhomboids (upper/middle back), and erector spinae (lower back). These three muscles, along with smaller supporting muscles deep beneath the skin’s surface, play a huge role in almost everything you do, from swinging a golf club to sitting at the dinner table. Rhomboids (Major and Minor): Compact muscles located a few inches down from the neck, between the spine and shoulder blades, referred to as the upper/middle back. The rhomboids’ primary function is to retract, elevate and rotate the shoulder blades, which also helps you accomplish pulling activities such as starting a lawn mower or serving a tennis ball.

Back Exercises

Pull ups.
Pull ups
Reverse Grip Pulldowns
Reverse Grip Pulldowns
Straight Arm Pulldowns
Straight Arm Pulldowns
V Bar Pulldowns
V Bar Pulldowns

V Bar Pullups

V Bar Pullups

Wide Grip Pulldowns

Wide Grip Pulldowns

Wide Grip Pull Ups

Wide Grip Pull Ups

Wide Grip Rear Pulldowns

Wide Grip Rear Pulldowns

Middle Back Exercises

Barbell Rows

Barbell Rows

Lying T Bar Rows

Lying T Bar Rows

One Arm Barbell Rows

One Arm Barbell Rows

Reverse Grip Bent Over Rows

Reverse Grip Bent Over Rows

Seated Cable Rows

Seated Cable Rows

Single Arm Dumbbell Rows

Single Arm Dumbbell Rows

Smith Machine Rows

Smith Machine Rows

T Bar Rows

T Bar Rows

Two Arm Dumbbell Rows

Two Arm Dumbbell Rows

Two Arm Hammer Dumbbell Row

Two Arm Hammer Dumbbell Row

Lower Back Exercises

Barbell Stiff Leg Deadlifts

Barbell Stiff Leg Deadlifts

Dumbbell Stiff Leg Deadlift

Dumbbell Stiff Leg Deadlift

Hyperextensions

Hyperextensions

Lying Back Presses

Lying Back Presses

Smith Machine Stiff Leg Deadlifts

Smith Machine Stiff Leg Deadlifts

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11 Responses to “Back Exercise”

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