High Pull

Primary Muscle :Upper Back

Secondary Muscles:Shoulders

Equipment:Barbell

Movement type:Compound

Execution:

Similar to a Clean the high pull moves weight to shoulder height in an explosive manner, forcing fiber recruitment from the entire back due to the position of the bar away from the body. Place feet parallel just over shoulder width apart. Pull up on the bar and raise bar rapidly to shoulder level. Lower slowly to start position while exhaling.

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Exercise Video

High Pull

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