Hello, I've been lifting for a year and a half and have gotten good gains and increase in size with basically every body part besides my back and lats... They just don't seem to grow and I don't know why? This is my current workout for back
Reverse flies 3x10 20lb dumbells
lat Pull downs 3x10 110 lbs
Dumbell Prone Row 3x10 20 lb dumbells
T pushups.. 3x15
Suggestions?
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Thread: Lacking Lats/back muscle..
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09-19-2010, 12:59 PM #1
Lacking Lats/back muscle..
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09-19-2010, 01:29 PM #15
In comparison to many other exercises they barely work your lats. I love how people have an inability to understand what's implied, as well. Oh, just in case you can't understand that either - that was sarcasm.
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G'day.
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09-19-2010, 01:32 PM #16
Deadlifts are always good as others have suggested.
My favorites are bent over barbell rows(or inverted rows) and pull-ups. I definitely prefer pull-ups over lat pull-downs.
Btw. It's the internet. You can't imply something to someone hundreds of miles away, that can't see your facial expressions or hear your tone of voice and expect them to gather that you're being sarcastic.
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09-19-2010, 01:39 PM #19
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Barbell rows and dumbbell rows are your best bet imo for building solid lats imo. Make sure you're deadlifting heavy too because not only do they activate 85% of your muscle fibers, they have an excellent carryover to rows from my experience as well.
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Pectoral - 3 mm
Abdominal - 4.5 mm
Thigh - 3.5 mm
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