Lat exercises
The lats pull your arms down and back toward your body — they are the widest muscles of your back. Pull-ups and pulldowns train them vertically and rows horizontally; a balanced week has both.
44 exercises
Main movers
- Band bent-over rowBeginnerBand
- Band lat pulldownBeginnerBand
- Band single-arm rowBeginnerBand
- Band-assisted pull-upBeginnerBand
- Barbell PulloverIntermediateBarbell
- Barbell Seal RowIntermediateBarbell
- Bent-over barbell rowIntermediateBarbell
- Bent-over dumbbell rowBeginnerDumbbells
- Chest-Supported Dumbbell High RowIntermediateDumbbells
- Chest-Supported Kettlebell RowBeginnerKettlebell
- Chest-Supported Machine High RowBeginnerMachine
- Chest-supported rowBeginnerDumbbells
- Chin-upIntermediateBodyweight
- Doorframe rowBeginnerBodyweight
- Double Kettlebell Bent-Over RowIntermediateKettlebell
- Dumbbell PulloverIntermediateDumbbells
- Inverted rowBeginnerBarbell
- Kettlebell Gorilla RowIntermediateKettlebell
- Kettlebell PulloverIntermediateKettlebell
- Lat pulldownBeginnerCable
- Lat Pulldown Machine Scapular DepressionBeginnerMachine
- Machine PulloverIntermediateMachine
- Pendlay rowAdvancedBarbell
- Pull-upAdvancedBodyweight
- Seated cable rowBeginnerCable
- Single-Arm Dumbbell High RowIntermediateDumbbells
- Single-arm dumbbell rowBeginnerDumbbells
- Single-Arm High Cable RowIntermediateCable
- Single-Arm Kettlebell RowBeginnerKettlebell
- Standing Barbell RolloutAdvancedBarbell
- Straight-arm pulldownIntermediateCable
- T-bar rowIntermediateMachine
- Table inverted rowBeginnerBodyweight
- Towel door rowBeginnerBodyweight
- Wide-Grip Barbell RowIntermediateBarbell