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Instructions
- Sit down with your chest supported against the pad and feet flat on the footrests.
- Grab the handles with a firm grip and arms extended forward.
- Pull the handles back in a controlled motion, squeezing your shoulder blades together.
- Pause briefly at the peak contraction with handles close to your torso.
- Slowly return to the starting position while maintaining control.
Technical Tips
- Avoid leaning backward to generate momentum.
- Keep your elbows close to your body throughout the movement.
- Engage your lats and rhomboids rather than relying on your arms.
- Adjust the seat to ensure proper alignment and support.
Breathing Tips
- Inhale as you extend your arms back to the starting position.
- Exhale as you pull the handles toward your body.
Restrictions médicales
- Shoulder impingement
- Lower back injuries
- Severe kyphosis
What muscles do I work with the seated row on a converging machine?
The seated row on a converging machine primarily targets the back muscles, especially the lats and rhomboids, while also engaging the biceps and rear deltoids for support.
Is the converging machine row good for beginners?
Yes, the converging machine row is beginner-friendly due to its guided movement path and seated support, reducing the risk of injury while effectively building back strength.
How should I breathe during the seated converging row?
Exhale as you pull the handles toward your body, and inhale as you return to the starting position for optimal breathing during the seated converging row.
Can I replace bent-over rows with this machine row?
Yes, the seated converging row is a suitable alternative to bent-over rows, offering a safer, more controlled option with similar back-building benefits.
Does this machine help improve posture?
Yes, regularly performing the seated row on a converging machine can help improve posture by strengthening the upper back and encouraging proper scapular movement.
Description
The Seated Row on Converging Machine is an effective strength training exercise designed to target the major muscles of the upper back. Using a guided machine with converging arms, this movement replicates a natural rowing motion, ensuring optimal muscle engagement while maintaining controlled biomechanics. It provides excellent support for the torso, minimizing strain on the lower back and promoting a safe posture throughout the exercise. This makes it ideal for beginners and individuals recovering from injury, as well as seasoned lifters seeking isolated back activation. With the converging motion of the arms, the exercise enhances muscle contraction and emphasizes symmetrical development across both sides of the back. Perfect for building thickness and definition in the lats and rhomboids, the converging seated row also activates the biceps and rear deltoids as secondary muscles. Its guided path and ergonomic setup make it a user-friendly choice for effective hypertrophy training. Whether you're aiming to improve posture, increase pulling strength, or sculpt a well-balanced upper body, the Seated Row on Converging Machine is a reliable addition to any resistance training program.