OVERHEAD PULLDOWN

LATISSIMUS DORSI DELTOID ROTATOR CUFF
LINEAGE ◆ OVERHEAD PULLDOWNS ▸ OVERHEAD PULLDOWN
19 catalogued variants across band, cable, machine, stability ball.
DMG 58 · STA 6 · ★★★★★ · 19 VARIANTS

MOVE LIST · 19 VARIANTS

SEATED LEFT LEG IN THE AIR

3 VARIANTS
POSITION: SEATED LEFT LEG IN THE AIR EQUIPMENT: BAND&HIGH EQUIPMENT: STABILITY BALL EXECUTION: UNILATERAL VARIANT 01
A.K.A. Seated One Leg On Ball Overhead Pulldowns With Band One Arm (left leg in the air)

Attach the band to the top of a doorway or a high area placing both hands on the handles of the band, sit on a stability ball and lift one foot of the floor, facing the door with your arms vertically above you, pull the handle down towards your waist keeping your arm straight and your body steady so as not to use momentum, return to the start.

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POSITION: SEATED LEFT LEG IN THE AIR EQUIPMENT: BAND&HIGH EQUIPMENT: STABILITY BALL EXECUTION: ALTERNATING VARIANT 03
A.K.A. Seated One Leg On Ball Overhead Pulldowns With Band Alternating Arms (left leg in the air)

Attach the band to the top of a doorway or a high area placing both hands on the handles of the band, sit on a stability ball facing the door with your arms vertically above you, pull the handle down towards your waist keeping your arm straight and your body steady so as not to use momentum, return to the start and alternate with the other arm.

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POSITION: SEATED LEFT LEG IN THE AIR EQUIPMENT: BAND&HIGH EQUIPMENT: STABILITY BALL EXECUTION: BILATERAL VARIANT 05
A.K.A. Seated One Leg On Ball Overhead Pulldowns With Band Both Arms (left leg in the air)

Attach the band to the top of a doorway or a high area placing both hands on the handles of the band, sit on a stability ball with one foot off of the floor, facing the door with your arms vertically above you, pull the handles down towards your waist keeping your arms straight and your body steady so as not to use momentum.

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BAND

SEATED RIGHT LEG IN THE AIR

3 VARIANTS
POSITION: SEATED RIGHT LEG IN THE AIR EQUIPMENT: BAND&HIGH EQUIPMENT: STABILITY BALL EXECUTION: UNILATERAL VARIANT 02
A.K.A. Seated One Leg On Ball Overhead Pulldowns With Band One Arm (right leg in the air)
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BAND
POSITION: SEATED RIGHT LEG IN THE AIR EQUIPMENT: BAND&HIGH EQUIPMENT: STABILITY BALL EXECUTION: ALTERNATING VARIANT 04
A.K.A. Seated One Leg On Ball Overhead Pulldowns With Band Alternating Arms (right leg in the air)
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BAND
POSITION: SEATED RIGHT LEG IN THE AIR EQUIPMENT: BAND&HIGH EQUIPMENT: STABILITY BALL EXECUTION: BILATERAL VARIANT 06
A.K.A. Seated One Leg On Ball Overhead Pulldowns With Band Both Arms (right leg in the air)
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SEATED

2 VARIANTS
POSITION: SEATED EQUIPMENT: BAND&HIGH EQUIPMENT: STABILITY BALL EXECUTION: UNILATERAL VARIANT 07
A.K.A. Seated On Ball Overhead Pulldowns With Band One Arm

Attach the band to the top of a doorway or a high area placing both hands on the handles of the band, sit on a stability ball with your feet shoulder width apart, facing the door with your arms vertically above you, pull the handle of one side down towards your waist keeping your arm straight and your body steady so as not to use momentum.

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BAND
POSITION: SEATED EQUIPMENT: BAND&HIGH EQUIPMENT: STABILITY BALL EXECUTION: BILATERAL VARIANT 08
A.K.A. Seated On Ball Overhead Pulldowns With Band Both Arms

Attach the band to the top of a doorway or a high area placing both hands on the handles of the band, sit on a stability ball with your feet shoulder width apart facing the door with your arms vertically above you, pull the handles down towards your waist keeping your arms straight and your body steady so as not to use momentum.

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BAND

STANDING ON ONE LEG

5 VARIANTS
POSITION: STANDING ON ONE LEG EQUIPMENT: BAND&HIGH EXECUTION: UNILATERAL VARIANT 09
A.K.A. Standing One Leg Overhead Pulldowns With Band One Arm

Attach the band to the top of a doorway or a high area, lift one foot off of the floor placing both hands on the handles of the band, stand facing the door with your arms vertically above you, pull the handle down towards your waist keeping your arm straight and your body steady so as not to use momentum.

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BAND
POSITION: STANDING ON ONE LEG EQUIPMENT: BAND&HIGH EXECUTION: ALTERNATING VARIANT 10
A.K.A. Standing One Leg Overhead Pulldowns With Band Alternating Arms

Attach the band to the top of a doorway or a high area placing, lift one foot off the floor and place both hands on the handles of the band, stand facing the door with your arms vertically above you, pull the handle down towards your waist keeping your arm straight and your body steady so as not to use momentum, return to the start and alternate with the other arm.

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BAND
POSITION: STANDING ON ONE LEG EQUIPMENT: BAND&HIGH EXECUTION: BILATERAL VARIANT 11
A.K.A. Standing One Leg Overhead Pulldowns With Band Both Arms

Attach the band to the top of a doorway or a high area placing both hands on the handles of the band, stand facing the door and lift one foot off the floor with your arms vertically above you, pull the handles down towards your waist keeping your arms straight and your body steady so as not to use momentum.

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BAND
POSITION: STANDING ON ONE LEG EQUIPMENT: CABLE&HIGH EXECUTION: BILATERAL VARIANT 12

Grab a long bar placing both hands on the end of each side, lift one foot off the floor stand facing the machine with your arms vertically above you, pull the bar down towards your waist keeping your arms straight and your body steady so as not to use momentum.

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CABLE
POSITION: STANDING ON ONE LEG EQUIPMENT: MACHINE EXECUTION: BILATERAL VARIANT 13

SUPINE LEFT LEG IN THE AIR

3 VARIANTS
POSITION: SUPINE LEFT LEG IN THE AIR EQUIPMENT: BAND&LOW EQUIPMENT: STABILITY BALL EXECUTION: UNILATERAL VARIANT 14
A.K.A. Laying On Ball One Leg Overhead Pulldowns With Band One Arm (left leg in the air)

Attach the chord to the lower part of the door or bottom of an immobile object placing both hands shoulder width apart, lay down on a stability bal and lift one foot off the floor, put your arms parallel to the ground above your head, keeping you arm straight bring the handle over in an arc until it is at your side near your hip.

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BAND
POSITION: SUPINE LEFT LEG IN THE AIR EQUIPMENT: BAND&LOW EQUIPMENT: STABILITY BALL EXECUTION: ALTERNATING VARIANT 16
A.K.A. Laying On Ball One Leg Overhead Pulldowns With Band Alternating Arms (left leg in the air)

Attach the chord to the lower part of the door or bottom of an immobile object placing both hands shoulder width apart, lay down on a stability ball with one foot lifted off the floor, then put your arms parallel to the ground above your head, keeping you arm straight bring the handle over in an arc until it is at your side, return to the start and alternate with the other side.

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BAND
POSITION: SUPINE LEFT LEG IN THE AIR EQUIPMENT: BAND&LOW EQUIPMENT: STABILITY BALL EXECUTION: BILATERAL VARIANT 18
A.K.A. Laying On Ball One Leg Overhead Pulldowns With Band Both Arms (left leg in the air)

Attach the chord to the lower part of the door or bottom of an immobile object placing both hands shoulder width apart, lay down on a stability ball, lift one foot off the floor andl put your arms parallel to the ground above your head, keeping you arms straight bring the handles over in an arc until it they are at your sides near your hip.

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SUPINE RIGHT LEG IN THE AIR

3 VARIANTS
POSITION: SUPINE RIGHT LEG IN THE AIR EQUIPMENT: BAND&LOW EQUIPMENT: STABILITY BALL EXECUTION: UNILATERAL VARIANT 15
A.K.A. Laying On Ball One Leg Overhead Pulldowns With Band One Arm (right leg in the air)
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BAND
POSITION: SUPINE RIGHT LEG IN THE AIR EQUIPMENT: BAND&LOW EQUIPMENT: STABILITY BALL EXECUTION: ALTERNATING VARIANT 17
A.K.A. Laying On Ball One Leg Overhead Pulldowns With Band Alternating Arms (right leg in the air)
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BAND
POSITION: SUPINE RIGHT LEG IN THE AIR EQUIPMENT: BAND&LOW EQUIPMENT: STABILITY BALL EXECUTION: BILATERAL VARIANT 19
A.K.A. Laying On Ball One Leg Overhead Pulldowns With Band Both Arms (right leg in the air)
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BAND
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