Lats
Lats Exercises72
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The lats pull your arms down and back — the width muscle. Vertical pulls (pull-ups, pulldowns) bias the sweep; rows add thickness and hit the mid-back along the way.
Start pulls from a full dead-hang stretch and drive the elbows to the hips. 10–20 weekly pulling sets in the 6–12 range, split between vertical and horizontal, builds a complete back.
Train lats inside a proven plan — see the free program library.
Exercises
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Alternate Lateral Pulldown
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Archer Pull Up
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Assisted Parallel Close Grip Pull-up
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Assisted Pull-up
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Assisted Standing Chin-up
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Assisted Standing Pull-up
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Band Assisted Pull-up
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Band Close-grip Pulldown
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Band Fixed Back Close Grip Pulldown
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Band Fixed Back Underhand Pulldown
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Band Kneeling One Arm Pulldown
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Band Underhand Pulldown
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Barbell Bent Arm Pullover
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Barbell Decline Bent Arm Pullover
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Barbell Decline Wide-grip Pullover
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Barbell Pullover
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Barbell Pullover To Press
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Bench Pull-ups
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Cable Bar Lateral Pulldown
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Cable Cross-over Lateral Pulldown
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Cable Incline Pushdown
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Cable Lateral Pulldown (with Rope Attachment)
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Cable Lateral Pulldown With V-bar
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Cable Lying Extension Pullover (with Rope Attachment)
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Cable One Arm Pulldown
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Cable Pulldown
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Cable Pulldown (pro Lat Bar)
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Cable Pushdown (straight Arm) V. 2
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Cable Rear Pulldown
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Cable Seated High Row (v-bar)
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Cable Squat Row (with Rope Attachment)
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Cable Straight Arm Pulldown
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Cable Straight Arm Pulldown (with Rope)
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Cable Thibaudeau Kayak Row
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Cable Twisting Pull
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Cable Underhand Pulldown
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