Alternating Hammer High Row Machine

The alternating hammer high row machine delivers extended time under tension for superior lat development by keeping one arm in a stretched position while the other pulls, eliminating rest periods found in traditional bilateral rowing. This unilateral back exercise builds functional pulling strength while improving rotational mobility and correcting strength imbalances, making it especially valuable for athletes and serious lifters. Learn proper technique, grip options, and programming strategies to maximize your upper back training with this advanced rowing variation.

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.