Back Workout For Muscle Development 2.Single Arm Pulldown Machine (Unilateral=One side at a time) Purpose=Latissimus dorsi isolation/Growth(Back Width/Lower Back Development) [Pros-Effective with light weight/Safe/Detail oriented] [Cons-Equipment dependent/Requires focus/High volume needed to make impact] Tips •Lean towards side of body you are training •Begin exercise with arm outstretched above head & hand facing away from body, as you preform concentric repetition, turn hand to face body •Hol

Back day Very big muscle So plz try instance workout for bigger back This exercise muscle name is #latissimus dorsi for V shape back #eat big #lift big #one arm dumbbell rows | Ooh Yes Fitness gym

The latissimus dorsi is a large, triangular muscle in the back that can develop trigger points, causing pain and discomfort. Stretching this muscle daily can alleviate tension and reduce pain associated with trigger points. Consistent stretching can improve flexibility, increase blood flow, and decrease muscle stiffness, aiding in the relief of trigger point-related pain in this area. #backpain #fypシ゚ #viral | Physical Therapy Session

3.1K reactions · 713 shares | The motion of Latissimus Dorsi. Commonly known colloquially as the ‘late, is one of the largest muscle of the back, stretching across the lower posterior thorax. Its primary function is in upper extremity movement. Howerve, it also serves as a respiratory accessory muscle. Animation Created: @anatomy.of.motion #drmuhammedziya #anatomy #muscle #latissinusdorsi #discoverme #anatomymotion #muscles | Dr. Muhammed Ziya | Facebook

Working Muscles🔥 • Latissimus dorsi (lats) – stretched and lengthened at bottom • Forearms & grip muscles – flexor digitorum, brachioradialis • Shoulders – rotator cuff stabilizers, deltoids • Scapular muscles – lower traps, rhomboids, serratus anterior • Core muscles – rectus abdominis, obliques, transverse abdominis (for stability) ✅Benefits 1. Lat Stretch for Growth • Deep stretch at bottom enhances muscle fiber recruitment and hypertrophy potential. 2. Grip & Forearm Strength • Constant ten