Want A Bigger Back? Here Are The Best Back Exercises To Get It
Both men AND women that are into fitness, desire to have a great looking
 back. There's nothing that completes your look better than having that 
"V" shape. I'm here to tell you, that you can definitely attain a bigger, stronger back,
 and get yourself started toward that "V" shape look! All you need are a
 few killer back exercises, patience, and consistency! So without 
wasting anymore time, let's dive into the back exercises
This exercises MUST be included. To be honest with you,there really is no choice in the matter! Not only is this exercise great for building your back, but it's also great for your core, as well as your quads and calves.
dead lift
 The dead lift takes care of almost everything when it comes to your 
back. When I say "everything," I mean the upper, mid, and even some of 
the lower part of your back. This is really great for your lats as well,
 which will help give you those "wings!" It is VERY important to do dead
 lifts with proper form. Using proper form will allow you do use more 
weight, and well, it's just the safe thing to do. It is best to do dead 
lifts at your local gym. Grab a barbell, lay it on the ground where 
there is room, then start putting on weight that you think you'll be 
able to do for about 8-10 reps. When you grab the bar, make sure your 
hands are a little more than shoulder width apart. Your feet should be 
shoulder width apart. Bend at the knees to pick up the bar. As you're 
rising, the bar should be close to your shins. Keep your head looking up
 toward the ceiling, this will force your body to keep your back 
aligned. Breathing is key, so take a deep breath, then breath 
outward as you are picking up the weight. Flex and squeeze your back at 
the end of each rep. Using wrist straps is a great thing to do while 
doing dead lifts. Using wrist straps will exponentially increase your 
grip strength.
The dead lift takes care of almost everything when it comes to your 
back. When I say "everything," I mean the upper, mid, and even some of 
the lower part of your back. This is really great for your lats as well,
 which will help give you those "wings!" It is VERY important to do dead
 lifts with proper form. Using proper form will allow you do use more 
weight, and well, it's just the safe thing to do. It is best to do dead 
lifts at your local gym. Grab a barbell, lay it on the ground where 
there is room, then start putting on weight that you think you'll be 
able to do for about 8-10 reps. When you grab the bar, make sure your 
hands are a little more than shoulder width apart. Your feet should be 
shoulder width apart. Bend at the knees to pick up the bar. As you're 
rising, the bar should be close to your shins. Keep your head looking up
 toward the ceiling, this will force your body to keep your back 
aligned. Breathing is key, so take a deep breath, then breath 
outward as you are picking up the weight. Flex and squeeze your back at 
the end of each rep. Using wrist straps is a great thing to do while 
doing dead lifts. Using wrist straps will exponentially increase your 
grip strength.Cable Pull Downs
 This exercise will work your lats more than anything else when it comes 
to your back. You'll be isolating your "wings." You will easily be able 
to spot a cable pull down machine at the gym. There are many different 
bars and grips that you could attach to the cable, Get the longest bar that is available,
 then attach it to the cable. Using the longest bar is important, 
because you will want to use the widest grip possible to maximize your 
results. If you have wrist straps, make sure to use them. Using wrist 
straps while doing cable pull downs will take the pressure off of your 
biceps, and will allow you to isolate your lats as much as possible. 
Lock yourself into the cable pull down machine, and pull down while 
focusing on your lats. Choose a weight that you will be able to do for 
about 8-10 reps.
This exercise will work your lats more than anything else when it comes 
to your back. You'll be isolating your "wings." You will easily be able 
to spot a cable pull down machine at the gym. There are many different 
bars and grips that you could attach to the cable, Get the longest bar that is available,
 then attach it to the cable. Using the longest bar is important, 
because you will want to use the widest grip possible to maximize your 
results. If you have wrist straps, make sure to use them. Using wrist 
straps while doing cable pull downs will take the pressure off of your 
biceps, and will allow you to isolate your lats as much as possible. 
Lock yourself into the cable pull down machine, and pull down while 
focusing on your lats. Choose a weight that you will be able to do for 
about 8-10 reps.Cable Row
 Last, but certainly not least, Doing this exercise will help you to build a thicker back. You will be 
isolating the middle part of your back. Just like with the cable pull 
downs, you could use many different bar and grip attachments with this 
exercise. Grab the smallest grip that you can find. The grip that I'm 
talking about has 2 handles on them. Sit down on the cable rowing 
machine, and pull back to the lower part of your stomach. Make sure to 
flex and squeeze at the end of each rep. When you pull back, don't go 
all the way back. You don't want to be laying down on the bench at the 
end of each rep!
Last, but certainly not least, Doing this exercise will help you to build a thicker back. You will be 
isolating the middle part of your back. Just like with the cable pull 
downs, you could use many different bar and grip attachments with this 
exercise. Grab the smallest grip that you can find. The grip that I'm 
talking about has 2 handles on them. Sit down on the cable rowing 
machine, and pull back to the lower part of your stomach. Make sure to 
flex and squeeze at the end of each rep. When you pull back, don't go 
all the way back. You don't want to be laying down on the bench at the 
end of each rep!





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