Unlike the low cable row the high pulley position allows you to pull the rope attachment down to your rib cage and target your lower lats and rhomboids.
High cable rope row.
The high cable variation as the name suggests is performed by standing in front of a cable machine with a pulley placed above your head height.
It is usually performed for moderate to high reps at least 8 12 reps per set as part of an upper body or shoulder focused workout.
Grab a flat bench and position it in front of a cable machine.
The high seated row is a great exercise for hitting the upper back and traps.
Attach a rope extension to the low pulley cable and select the weight you want to use on the stack.
The standing cable rear delt row primarily targets the rear deltoids.
This movement also hits the traps rhomboids and biceps.
All viewers are advised to consult their physician before beginning any exercise and nutrition.