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Best Exercise For LATS

Vote Honestly

  • Chins (some variation)

    Votes: 20 40.0%
  • Bentover Rows

    Votes: 9 18.0%
  • Dumbbell Rows

    Votes: 1 2.0%
  • Supported Rows

    Votes: 1 2.0%
  • T-bar Rows

    Votes: 5 10.0%
  • Pullovers

    Votes: 1 2.0%
  • Cable Rows

    Votes: 2 4.0%
  • Cable Pulldowns

    Votes: 4 8.0%
  • Deadlifts

    Votes: 7 14.0%

  • Total voters
    50
yo I been following your progress on wannabebig, nice to see you here
 
Honestly?

Pullups.

I also like Dumbbell rows and Low Rows.

C-ditty
 
I agree with C-ditty. Just to expand on that, it depends on the plane you intend to use the lats in, and whether or not you have shoulder issues. For those repairing a rotator cuff, a close grip/reverse grip pull-up may be better. It may also reduce rotation to not achieve a full extension between reps (only if you have to). If you are a powerlifter, a variety of these grips and a horizontal plane will help keep the recruitment in the bench plane.

My second choice would be chest supported t-bar rows (narrow grip/bench plane movement) supersetted with kelso shrugs. As C-ditty said, any row is good. For powerlifting , I try to pick movements that correspond to utility.
 
Personally I like Heavy Dumbell Rows, Reverse Grip Barbell Rows, and Chest supported Rows best.. I rotate these 3 on my ME and DE Bench Days and in 1 Extra workout per week.
 
Chins on a power rack, the partial L-Shaped grip makes you pul with your lats rather than your arms. Beefs your grip and forwarms too :)


Reverse grip 70 degree Barbell rows with an EZ bar
 
Certainly T-Bar Rows.

For me, T-Bar rows have built thickness in the lats, spinal erectors, infraspinatus, rhomboids, and traps.

Of course, I have strong support for the

deads, barbell rows, dumbbell rows, and chins.
 
Oh I forgot to add that I chose those because they work my lats on the same plane as my bench the most effectively, per Westside Training....
 
All you need for a great back is chins and barbell rows. Everything else is just fluff.

But sometimes you want a little fluff.


(P.S. Pullovers are maybe the most under-rated exercise)
 
Nelson Montana said:
All you need for a great back is chins and barbell rows. Everything else is just fluff.

But sometimes you want a little fluff.


(P.S. Pullovers are maybe the most under-rated exercise)

No deadlifts?

Joker
 
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