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Cable Exercises

282 exercises using Cable, with primary and secondary muscle activation, difficulty levels and step by step instructions.

282
Exercises
22
Muscle Groups
3
Difficulties

All Cable exercises

Cable Squat Row (with Rope Attachment)

Medium
GlutesQuadricepsRear shouldersTrapeziusMiddle backBicepsCalvesOuter forearmInner thighs

Cable Squatting Curl

Medium
BicepsOuter forearm

Cable Standing Alternate Chest Fly

Medium
Middle chestFront shouldersUpper chest

Cable Standing Backhand

Medium
CoreObliquesFront shouldersMiddle back

Cable Standing Chest Press

Medium
Upper chestMiddle chest

Cable Standing Close Grip Row

Medium
Rear shouldersTrapeziusMiddle backBicepsOuter forearm

Cable Standing Close-Grip Press

Medium
TricepsFront shouldersUpper chestMiddle chest

Cable Standing Cross-Over High Reverse Fly

Medium
Rear shouldersSide shouldersTrapezius

Cable Standing Front Raise Variation

Medium
Front shouldersSide shouldersUpper chestMiddle chestTrapezius

Cable Standing High Cross Triceps Extension

Medium
Triceps

Cable Standing Hip Extension

Medium
GlutesHamstrings

Cable Standing Hip Flexion

Medium
QuadricepsAbsCore

Cable Standing Inner Curl

Medium
Biceps

Cable Standing Lat Pulldown

Medium
Middle backBicepsTrapezius

Cable standing lat pushdown

Easy
Middle backOuter forearm

Cable Standing Leg Curl

Medium
HamstringsGlutesCalves

Cable Standing Neutral Grip Fly

Medium
Middle chestFront shouldersUpper chest

Cable Standing Oblique Crunch

Medium
Obliques

Cable Standing Oblique Twist

Medium
ObliquesAbsCore

Cable Standing One Arm Triceps Extension

Medium
Triceps

Cable Standing One Leg Calf Raise

Medium
Calves

Cable Standing One-Arm Face Pull

Medium
Rear shouldersSide shouldersTrapezius

Cable Standing Pulldown (with Rope)

Medium
Outer forearmBiceps

Cable Standing Rear Delt Row (with Rope)

Medium
Rear shouldersBicepsSide shouldersOuter forearmTrapezius

How to train with Cable

Cable is one of the most versatile pieces of equipment in the gym, hitting multiple muscle groups with a single setup. It rewards good form and progressive overload, making it a staple for both beginner and advanced programs.

Combine compound lifts with focused isolation work to round out a session. Track your weights and reps over time to make sure each workout adds load, volume or quality compared to the last.

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