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Ana SayfaEgzersizlerLever Behind Head Lat Pulldown

Lever Behind Head Lat Pulldown

Back
Lats
Intermediate
Compound
3-5Set
8-12Tekrar
90sDinlenme
3-1-1-0Tempo
Lever Behind Head Lat Pulldown
Animasyon

Açıklama

Lever Behind Head Lat Pulldown is a machine exercise specifically designed to develop back muscles. This movement targets the latissimus dorsi, rhomboids, and middle trapezius muscles. The machine provides a fixed movement path, making form control easier. It is effective for increasing back width and achieving a V-shaped appearance. It is particularly a safe starting exercise for beginners. When performed regularly, it helps correct posture.

Adım Adım Talimatlar

  1. 1

    Sit at the machine and adjust the thigh pads

  2. 2

    Keep your grip slightly wider than shoulder-width

  3. 3

    Pull your arms from the top position toward your chest

  4. 4

    Engage your back muscles as you bring your elbows backward

  5. 5

    Return to starting position in a controlled manner

  6. 6

    Complete the movement for 3-4 sets of 10-12 repetitions

Önemli Noktalar

  • ✓Grip should be wide, palms facing you (supine grip)
  • ✓Pull shoulders down and back, feel the scapula movement
  • ✓Pull elbows toward the body, do not flare out to sides
  • ✓Squeeze the lat muscles (sides of back) at the end of the movement
  • ✓Return to starting position in a controlled manner

Yaygın Hatalar

  • ✗Using too much weight - leads to form loss and injury
  • ✗Using momentum - reduces muscle development
  • ✗Opening elbows too wide - risk of rotator cuff injury
  • ✗Using only arm strength - lat muscles are disengaged
  • ✗Not performing full range of motion - limited muscle development

Nefes Kontrolü

Exhale while lowering the bar, inhale while returning to start. Exhale forcefully during the difficult part of the movement (exhaling).

Kas Aktivasyonu

lats0%
teres major0%
biceps0%
rhomboids0%
middle traps0%
rear delts0%

Güvenlik

Dikkat Edilmesi Gerekenler

  • Those with shoulder injuries or rotator cuff tears should be careful
  • Those with neck hernia or cervical problems should get doctor approval
  • Those with lower back pain should pay attention to sitting position
  • Rehabilitation should be completed after past shoulder surgery

Güvenlik İpuçları

  • Lower the weight in a controlled manner, avoid sudden movements
  • Create a squeezing sensation when pulling shoulders back
  • Lower back should not be excessively arched, keep core muscles active
  • Focus on proper form and muscle sensation rather than very heavy weight

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Egzersiz Bilgisi

ZorlukIntermediate
Hareket TürüCompound
OdakHypertrophy
Sakatlanma RiskiMedium
Set3-5
Tekrar8-12
Dinlenme90 saniye
Tempo3-1-1-0
Yardımcı GerekliHayır
Ev / Salon
HayırEvet
Etkinlik4.4 / 5
Popülerlik6.8 / 10
Öğrenme ZorluğuModerate

Ekipman

cablemachine

Birincil Kaslar

LatsTeres major

İkincil Kaslar

RhomboidsMiddle trapsBicepsRear delts

Faydalar

  • ✓Develops back muscles (latissimus dorsi)
  • ✓Increases upper body pulling strength
  • ✓Improves shoulder mobility
  • ✓Provides muscle mass and hypertrophy

Hedefler

Muscle GainStrength
Tüm Egzersizlere Dön
Lever Behind Head Lat Pulldown
Animasyon

Açıklama

Lever Behind Head Lat Pulldown is a machine exercise specifically designed to develop back muscles. This movement targets the latissimus dorsi, rhomboids, and middle trapezius muscles. The machine provides a fixed movement path, making form control easier. It is effective for increasing back width and achieving a V-shaped appearance. It is particularly a safe starting exercise for beginners. When performed regularly, it helps correct posture.

Adım Adım Talimatlar

  1. 1

    Sit at the machine and adjust the thigh pads

  2. 2

    Keep your grip slightly wider than shoulder-width

  3. 3

    Pull your arms from the top position toward your chest

  4. 4

    Engage your back muscles as you bring your elbows backward

  5. 5

    Return to starting position in a controlled manner

  6. 6

    Complete the movement for 3-4 sets of 10-12 repetitions

Önemli Noktalar

  • ✓Grip should be wide, palms facing you (supine grip)
  • ✓Pull shoulders down and back, feel the scapula movement
  • ✓Pull elbows toward the body, do not flare out to sides
  • ✓Squeeze the lat muscles (sides of back) at the end of the movement
  • ✓Return to starting position in a controlled manner

Yaygın Hatalar

  • ✗Using too much weight - leads to form loss and injury
  • ✗Using momentum - reduces muscle development
  • ✗Opening elbows too wide - risk of rotator cuff injury
  • ✗Using only arm strength - lat muscles are disengaged
  • ✗Not performing full range of motion - limited muscle development

Nefes Kontrolü

Exhale while lowering the bar, inhale while returning to start. Exhale forcefully during the difficult part of the movement (exhaling).

Tüm Egzersizlere Dön

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Benzer kas grubunu çalıştıran egzersizler

Cable One Arm Pulldown

Cable One Arm Pulldown

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Pull-Up

Pull-Up

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Barbell Decline Bent Arm Pullover

Barbell Decline Bent Arm Pullover

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Close Grip Lat Pulldown

Close Grip Lat Pulldown

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High Row Machine

High Row Machine

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Lever Pullover

Lever Pullover

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