Single Arm Cable Row Variations (KNOW THE DIFFERENCE!) When using a D-handle for single-arm cable rows, keeping your elbow tucked targets the lats. Flaring your elbow out shifts the focus to the mid-to-upper back. Raising your elbow above shoulder height turns it into a cable face pull, emphasizing the rear delts. Size & Shred Training program 👉🏻 deltabolic.com | Andrew Kwong

Cable Row Variations — Know the Difference! 💡 ✅ D-Handle (Elbows Tucked): Hits the lower lats the most. ✅ Shoulder-Width Grip: Targets the upper lats and lower traps. ✅ Semi-Wide Grip: Focuses on the mid-back area. ✅ Wide Pronated Grip (Palms Down): Emphasizes the upper back. Each grip shifts the focus — so choose based on what you want to grow! Size & Shred Training program 👉🏻 deltabolic.com | Andrew Kwong

Standing cable row variations TOP: Standing unilateral cable row - can help with asymmetries - avoids the bilateral deficit - targets lats through shoulder extension - might help with back width - drive elbows down and in MIDDLE: Close grip standing cable row - targets lats through shoulder extension. However, this will still work the muscles of the upper back - might help with back width - drive elbows down and in - the V bar might limit range of motion a bit (not the most efficient line of pul