If the thought of using a cable machine for anything other than chest flyes or some bicep curls and tricep pushdowns intimidates you (or you think is pointless), let this put your mind at ease – there are so many different ways to effectively utilize a cable machine for strength & hypertrophy. A cable machine can provide access to a plethora of exercises – essentially allowing you to hit each muscle group while only using one machine. One perfect example of this is the Cable Pullover. In this post, we are going to break down how to do a cable pullover correctly (as well as pullovers with various pieces of equipment, if you don’t have access to a cable machine), common mistakes made while performing a cable pullover, benefits and muscles worked, alternatives to the cable pullover, and the training variables that you can aim for
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