These five seated exercises burn serious calories, build strength, and keep workouts joint-friendly. Perfect for all fitness levels.

If we’re talking about isolating the latissimus dorsi, the cable pullover does something rows can’t. It takes the traps out ...

You’ll also minimize stress on your lower back and hamstrings while still hitting those major back muscles. Here’s the ...

Sit on the cable row machine, place your feet on the platform, and bend your knees slightly. Grab the handle with both hands ...

Stand between two cable machines with handles set at a high angle. Pull both cables in front of you maintaining a slight bend in your elbows throughout. Sueeze your chest as you bring your hands ...

The next exercise we are going to do is standard one arm cable rows. We're going to ask Dori to come in and demonstrate that for us. From when she grabs the straps she's going come in behind the ...

In the latest installment of our PGA.com Fitness Series, PGA Coach Brendon Elliott and golf fitness guru Scott Shepard share ...

For those interested in a stronger back, the row is ideal. Easy to learn, this exercise involves holding onto some form of resistance while pulling the arms from the front of the body toward the back.

YOU CAN BUILD your back muscles using all kinds of exercises (trust us, we know just about all of them), but few are as effective as the classic barbell row. The move is a bodybuilding staple for ...