Low Pulley Row To Neck

Low Pulley Row To Neck is a resistance exercise - high-elbow row exercise involving Posterior deltoid, Middle trapezius, Rhomboids. Use these steps to learn the movement and work with your coach to choose a suitable level.

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Primary muscles
Posterior deltoid, Middle trapezius, Rhomboids
Secondary muscles
Biceps brachii, Infraspinatus, Teres minor
Exercise type
Resistance exercise - high-elbow row

Exercise technique

  1. Sit

    Place your feet on the platform of a low-pulley row bench.

  2. Rope

    Hold the ends with an overhand grip.

  3. Torso

    Keep your back upright with slightly bent knees.

  4. Initiate

    Raise your elbows toward shoulder level.

  5. Pull

    Bring the rope toward neck height while opening your hands beside your ears.

  6. Top control

    Pause briefly with upper arms roughly parallel to the floor.

  7. Return

    Extend your arms forward without rocking the torso.

Key technique points

Common mistakes

Torso swing

Back and leg momentum pull the load.

Low elbows

The neck-height pull becomes a lower-rib row.

Throat contact

The rope is not stopped under control.

Shrugging

Upper-back loading shifts toward the neck.

Large lumbar arch

Upright seated support is disrupted.

Rapid extension

The cable pulls the shoulders forward.

Frequently asked questions

Low Pulley Row To Neck: why is “Torso swing” a mistake?

Back and leg momentum pull the load.

Low Pulley Row To Neck: why is “Low elbows” a mistake?

The neck-height pull becomes a lower-rib row.

Low Pulley Row To Neck: why is “Throat contact” a mistake?

The rope is not stopped under control.

Low Pulley Row To Neck: why is “Shrugging” a mistake?

Upper-back loading shifts toward the neck.

Low Pulley Row To Neck: why is “Large lumbar arch” a mistake?

Upright seated support is disrupted.

Low Pulley Row To Neck: why is “Rapid extension” a mistake?

The cable pulls the shoulders forward.

What should I focus on when doing Low Pulley Row To Neck?

Do not press the rope against your throat. Do not drop elbows into a low-row path. Do not pull backward through the lower back. Use a comfortable shoulder range. Do not shrug toward your ears. Maintain foot support.

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