Standing One Arm Low-Pulley Triceps Extensions
This Tricep Exercise uses a Cable Pulley to Isolate your Triceps
Welcome to our Standing One Arm Low-Pulley Triceps Extensions Exercise Instruction Guide!
On this page you’ll learn how to do this version of Triceps Extensions using the correct technique. Below you’ll find pictures, exercise instructions, and tips on how to get the most out of this and other Tricep Exercises so you can immediately add to your Tricep Workouts.
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Exercise Summary
Exercise Name: | Standing One Arm Low-Pulley Triceps Extensions |
Main Muscle: | Triceps |
Secondary Muscle(s): | N/A |
Exercise Type: | Push, Isolation |
Equipment Required: | Cable |
Exercise Description and Instruction:
This Weight Training Exercise is one of our Cable Exercises and is a version of standard Triceps Extensions often not considered.
To Perform This Exercise:
- Attach a handle to a low cable pulley machine and stand with your back to the weight stack, your feet shoulder width apart, and your abs drawn in.
- With your left hand, reach behind you and grasp the handle. Place your right hand on your left elbow for support.
- Extend your left arm straight up towards the ceiling by straightening your arm.
- Pause for a moment then lower the weight to the starting position.
- Repeat and switch arms.
Tips:
- Keep your elbows close in a fixed position close to your sides throughout the exercise.
Additional Arm Exercises and Variations:
Check out some of our other popular Arm Exercises and Variations:
- Triceps Extensions
- Skull Crushers
- Tricep Dips
- Close Grip Bench Press
- Bicep Curl
- Chin Ups
Now that you’ve seen the Standing One Arm Low-Pulley Triceps Extensions, check out all of our different Tricep Exercises.
Or, check out these other pages of interest:
- All Weight Training Exercises
- Cable Exercises
- Best Tricep Exercise
- Arm Exercises
- Bicep Exercises
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