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Pull down exercise, I bet you've done or seen someone do it in Back.Yes it's a great exercise for your back, but when done the right way. The downside is that this form has more arm work than back (which would be the goal of this exercise). So your back never develops and you blame it on the exerciseSo here are some tips so you won't make mistakes anymore:©* Stop bending your elbows in the pull-up. Imagine wanting to pull the cable to your knees. Avoid compensation by trade-in. Hold 1-2 seconds

How to do the perfect pull down! Movement: Upper Body Pull Primary Muscles: Latissimus Dorsi Pro Tips: - Ensure your legs are locked down firmly with the adjustable knee pad on the machine. This gives you something to push into and creates a stable base from which you can produce more force. - Proud chest! Extend your thoracic so that your chest is angled towards the ceiling, this will allow your scapulae more freedom to depress and get your lats into a shorter position. - Initiate the movement