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Primary Muscle :Rear Deltoids
Secondary Muscles:Traps
Equipment:Cable Machine
Movement type:Isolation
Execution:

Stand in front of the cable machine and grasp a single handle attachment in each hand. Standing erect, pull the handles upward and outward until you feel a hard contraction in the rear delts. Return to the starting position in a smooth arc, then repeat.

Starting Position

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Finishing Position

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