One of my favorites - strong back keeps seniors strong for the long haul.
This is a great complement to lat pulldowns, pullups or assisted pullups.
This machine allows senior lifters to begin with light weight and build up - plus it's safe. Notice my special emphasis on form - eliminate extra momentum and herky-jerky motions - Craig
If you are starting out, the first thing is just to get into the gym and get moving. Strength training your back is not easy, but it's possible to develop -- just take your time but get started.
Here's a great video that shows how you can still do this exercise if you just have a cable machine without a dedicated bench. Â
Check out The Healthy Habit - see how he uses a bar instead of the grip handles? Plus he emphasizes keeping that core strong. Good, short video.Â
This video from Fit Father Project illustrates really good form - notice how he leans back less than I do.
Also, notice how he cautions against rolling shoulder forward. Thanks to Dr. Anthony Balduzzi for a really good video.
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