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34
Arm Exercises
Triceps Pushdown—Elbow Extension
Single Arm Pushdown—Elbow Extension
Muscles Worked:
Triceps
Bench Position:
Removed
Accessory:
Handgrips
Pulleys:
Lat Tower
Success Tips
Keep your upper arms motionless and
your wrists straight.
Keep your chest lifted, abs tight, and
maintain a slight arch in lower back.
Tighten the triceps throughout the exer-
cise, using controlled motion.
Muscles Worked:
Triceps
Bench Position:
Removed
Accessory:
Handgrips
Pulleys:
Lat Tower
Success Tips
Keep your upper arms motionless and
your wrists straight.
Keep your chest lifted, abs tight, and
maintain a slight arch in lower back.
Tighten the triceps throughout the exer-
cise, using controlled motion.
START FINISH
START FINISH
Start
Straddle the Seat Rail, facing the
Power Rod
®
unit.
Grasp the Handgrips, palms
facing down.
• Stand approximately 2–3 feet
(.6–.9 meters) from the Lat Tower
(adjust for comfort).
Bring your hands in front of you,
keeping the Lat Bar approxi-
mately at rib level.
Bend over slightly at the hips,
shoulders directly over hands.
Start
Straddle the Seat Rail, facing the
Power Rod
®
unit.
Grasp one Handgrip, palm facing
down.
Stand approximately 1–2 feet
(.3–.6 meters) from the Lat Tower
(adjust for comfort).
Bring your arm in front of you,
keeping the Handgrip at chest
level.
Bend over slightly at the hips
so that your shoulder is directly
over your hand.
Action
Keeping your upper arms sta-
tionary, elbows next to your
trunk, slowly push your arms
downward in a gentle arc until
your hands are near the tops of
your thighs.
Keeping your triceps tightened,
slowly reverse the arcing motion
and bring the Bent Lat Bar back
to the Start position.
Action
Keeping your upper arm sta-
tionary and your elbow next to
your trunk, slowly push your arm
downward in a gentle arc until
your hand is near the top of the
your thigh.
Keeping your triceps tightened,
slowly reverse the arcing motion,
bringing the Handgrip back to
the Start position.
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