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Rotational Lift - Split Squat Cable

December 8, 2009
 

Starting Position

  • In a split squat position with hips perpendicular to the machine, inside knee off ground 2 - 4 inches, and outside foot forward.
  • Holding rope handle with both hands from low cable position.

Procedure

  • Turn shoulders toward the machine, keeping the chest up and stomach tight.
  • Pull the handles toward the chest while turning the trunk away from the machine as the hands push up and away.
  • Return to starting position and repeat.

Coaching Keys

  • Keep your chest up and your back flat.
  • Keep your inside elbow up as the handle reverses during the pull, making sure the cable comes underneath your arm.
  • Your back should be to the machine at the end of the movement, with your back glute contracted (tight).
  • This exercise combines the familiar movements of an upright row and incline press.
  • Lower in the same pattern as you lifted.

You Should Feel It

  • Working the hips, torso rotators, upper back, chest, and shoulders.

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