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    IMO best way to activate lats is to keep your elbows close as possible to the body on rowing or close grip pulldowns.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.BB View Post
    IMO best way to activate lats is to keep your elbows close as possible to the body on rowing or close grip pulldowns.
    Agree with Nova and BB here. The best activation for the lats is close grip pulldown palms facing, in my opinion. This has recently been discussed on a couple of other threads recently too!

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    Those are already a favorite staple of my workouts, but I will focus more on my form and lat activation. Thank you.
    Quote Originally Posted by krugerr View Post
    Agree with Nova and BB here. The best activation for the lats is close grip pulldown palms facing, in my opinion. This has recently been discussed on a couple of other threads recently too!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.BB
    IMO best way to activate lats is to keep your elbows close as possible to the body on rowing or close grip pulldowns.
    Yes with emphasis on squeezing the lats hard, keeping the chest up and out, and getting a full stretch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by novastepp View Post
    Yes with emphasis on squeezing the lats hard, keeping the chest up and out, and getting a full stretch.
    Got it. Chest up, fullest stretch and most focused contraction possible. Elbows close together. Thanks guys.

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