FFE Split Stance Cable Row With Opposite Reach

The front foot elevated split stance cable row with opposite reach combines upper body strength development with postural correction, making it particularly effective for athletes dealing with anterior pelvic tilt or excessive stiffness. This cable machine variation uses an elevated front foot position to improve pelvic positioning while the rotational reaching component keeps your ribcage fluid and mobile throughout each rep. Learn the proper setup, execution cues, and programming strategies to build back strength while simultaneously addressing common movement dysfunction patterns.

FFE Split Stance Cable Row

The front foot elevated split stance cable row builds exceptional single-arm upper back strength while solving common problems that plague traditional rowing variations, including low back discomfort and limited hip mobility. This cable machine variation uses a strategically elevated front foot position to keep your torso vertical and pelvis properly stacked, allowing you to access greater ranges of motion during pulling movements without compensatory patterns that typically cause issues. Perfect for athletes seeking positional strength development and lifters dealing with mobility limitations, this exercise delivers comprehensive upper body training with full-body integration and postural control benefits.