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Uploaded by on Feb 14, 2009

Personal fitness trainer Joe Tong teaches the proper way to do seated cable rows. Exercises: The back.

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  • @azt3c u must go waaay back,because u will use ur torso weight then.In front u can go alot ,but also kkep ur lower back straight.Arnold was a master at cheating exercises,ina good way,plus he also overtrained from most ppl point of view.I use most his workouts and are effective.Ppl dont realise one exercise may be less effective on one or another simply because he has longer legs/arms..Go with Arnold

  • @azt3c i think it is because Arnold does a very heavy weight that might impossible to row without extending past 90 degree... just a thought. :)

  • @RedWolf69 When you have your back "straight" it is slighetly curved if that is what you are refering to. If you are referng to him leaning slighetly forward between each pull then its about not loosing the arch in the back. Its ok to go forward slightly but you should not be lying on your legs (like many on the gym tend to do when doing this)

  • You are supposed to do this with a straight back...

  • Why do i only like videos that have jessie on them

  • who should i believe, this guy or Arnold ?

    in pumping iron he was doing it like this guys says to not ! :S

    over extending and pulling way back past the 90°

  • i thought your back was supposed to be straight when doing this

  • Joe Tong >>>>

  • Lol a lot of muscles - rhomboids, erector spinae.. although activated they're muscles that contribute the least. Prime movers are lats dorsi, teres major, posterior deltiod and of course elbow flexors. If you're keen on hittin' up those muscles - good exercise.

    Anyway, good advice with the arch.. same with a high beam chest. The two should always be done with squats/deadlifts - despite all the flat back techniques that only personal trainers seem to employ.

  • out of all the fitness vids on youtube. instructionalfitness is by far my favourite

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