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    transform is offline Associate Member
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    Exercises to broaden lats

    Hi lads, Im getting back to training and have a split and routine made up. Making good gains so far, but my back is lacking, specifically lat width. Which exercises do you guys prefer for working your lats in order to broaden them? At the moment Im doing lat pull downs with a narrow underhand grip, followed by more lat pull downs but with a wide overhand grip. Thanks for any replies

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    PULL UPS!!!! Weighted pull ups worked for me better than anything bro!!

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    yeah wieghted pulls ups def good... another thing is drop set lat pulldowns

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    Seated rows, one arm db rows, lots of rows

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    kwozza is offline Junior Member
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    Rows are what give your back the width.

    Barbell Rows being the best of all

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    another vote for weighted pull ups, they hit your back like crazy. i also do enjoy lat pulldowns for width

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    Rows, pull-ups, deads,

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    Seated rows and pull-ups.

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