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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Cable Wide Grip Rear Pulldown Behind Neck
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Chin Up
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Close Grip Chin-up
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Exercise Ball Alternating Arm Ups
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Ez Bar Lying Bent Arms Pullover
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Gironda Sternum Chin
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Kipping Muscle Up
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L-pull-up
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Lat Pulldown (Cable)
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Lever Assisted Chin-up
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Lever Front Pulldown
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Lever One Arm Lateral Wide Pulldown
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Lever Pullover
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Lever Reverse Grip Lateral Pulldown
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Medicine Ball Catch And Overhead Throw
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Mixed Grip Chin-up
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Muscle Up
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Muscle-up (on Vertical Bar)
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One Arm Against Wall
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One Arm Chin-up
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Pull Up
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Pull Up (neutral Grip)
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Rear Pull-up
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Reverse Grip Machine Lat Pulldown
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Reverse Grip Pull-up
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Rocky Pull-up Pulldown
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Shoulder Grip Pull-up
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Side-to-side Chin
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Twin Handle Parallel Grip Lat Pulldown
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Weighted Close Grip Chin-up On Dip Cage
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Weighted Muscle Up
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Weighted Muscle Up (on Bar)
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Weighted One Hand Pull Up
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Weighted Pull-up
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Wide Grip Pull-up
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Wide Grip Rear Pull-up
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