Strength

Half Kneeling Cable Lumberjack High To Low

The Half Kneeling Cable Lumberjack High To Low targets your core and shoulders. This exercise enhances strength, balance, and stability by moving a cable from high to low while half kneeling.
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Half Kneeling Cable Lumberjack High To Low instructions
Step-by-step instructions
1
Set a cable pulley machine to its highest position and secure the rope attachment.
2
Take a step away from the machine, and kneel down on one knee. The knee closer to the machine should be the one on the ground.
3
Grab the rope with both hands, arms extended straight out, and with your torso turned slightly towards the machine.
4
Using your legs and core, pull the rope diagonally across your body and down towards your opposite hip.
5
Slowly reverse the movement back to starting position. This counts as one rep, repeat the desired number of reps before switching sides.
Set a cable pulley machine to its highest position and secure the rope attachment.
Take a step away from the machine, and kneel down on one knee. The knee closer to the machine should be the one on the ground.
Grab the rope with both hands, arms extended straight out, and with your torso turned slightly towards the machine.
Using your legs and core, pull the rope diagonally across your body and down towards your opposite hip.
Slowly reverse the movement back to starting position. This counts as one rep, repeat the desired number of reps before switching sides.
Equipment needed
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