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The Myth of Wide-grip Superiority
One myth that has held back the development of lats the world over is the persistent idea that using a wide grip on chins and pulldowns is the best way to build wider lats. This myth probably has its origins in the fact that using a wide grip on any vertical pulling motion will selectively recruit the smaller upper back muscles like the teres major and minor, the upper portion of the traps, and the rhomboids.
When a bodybuilder feels these smaller muscle groups at the top of the back working, he often assumes he is making his lats wider. But the lats actually originate under the armpits and insert near the waist. Using a wide grip does not provide anywhere near a full range of motion for them. A narrower grip, in contrast, allows both a better stretch and a more complete contraction. If you donâ??t believe me, pantomime two types of pulldowns right now as you read this, doing your best to contract the lats as hard as possible: a wide-grip pulldown and a narrow, underhand grip. I guarantee you that you will feel a more powerful contraction of the lats with the narrow underhand grip.
In my early career, I experimented with various types of grips, and I found that using a closer grip with the hands either parallel (facing each other) or fully supinated (underhand) actually provided the best contraction and most complete range of motion for the lats. Throughout my Mr. Olympia reign, I never did a single set of wide-grip chins or lat pulldowns. My two choices for vertical pulling were always a narrow underhand grip for lat pulldowns, which I would go up to 400 pounds on, and the Hammer Strength Iso-lateral pulldown machine.



Bash skrev:En bemærkning;
Lattimus dorsi er svær at isolere, og arbejder som oftest i compoundbevægelser som f.eks rows, pullups osv.
Den er stærkest når dit greb er neutralt og afstanden mellem dine hænder er bredere end skulderbredde. Ligeledes er dens aktivering i et vertikalt pull, større end et horizontalt.
Du får derfor ikke store vinger af at lave narrow supinated grip cable rows - der får du en dyb ryg.
Der skal nogle brede chin-ups eller pulldowns til.

Bone-14 skrev:Læs hvad Dorian Yates har at sige ihvertfald: http://tnation.t-nation.com/free_online ... etter_backThe Myth of Wide-grip Superiority
One myth that has held back the development of lats the world over is the persistent idea that using a wide grip on chins and pulldowns is the best way to build wider lats. This myth probably has its origins in the fact that using a wide grip on any vertical pulling motion will selectively recruit the smaller upper back muscles like the teres major and minor, the upper portion of the traps, and the rhomboids.
When a bodybuilder feels these smaller muscle groups at the top of the back working, he often assumes he is making his lats wider. But the lats actually originate under the armpits and insert near the waist. Using a wide grip does not provide anywhere near a full range of motion for them. A narrower grip, in contrast, allows both a better stretch and a more complete contraction. If you donâ??t believe me, pantomime two types of pulldowns right now as you read this, doing your best to contract the lats as hard as possible: a wide-grip pulldown and a narrow, underhand grip. I guarantee you that you will feel a more powerful contraction of the lats with the narrow underhand grip.
In my early career, I experimented with various types of grips, and I found that using a closer grip with the hands either parallel (facing each other) or fully supinated (underhand) actually provided the best contraction and most complete range of motion for the lats. Throughout my Mr. Olympia reign, I never did a single set of wide-grip chins or lat pulldowns. My two choices for vertical pulling were always a narrow underhand grip for lat pulldowns, which I would go up to 400 pounds on, and the Hammer Strength Iso-lateral pulldown machine.














RippedInFourWeeks skrev:så lærte man sq noget idag, jeg troede også altid at wide-grip gav en bred ryg



toto_G4M3R skrev:RippedInFourWeeks skrev:så lærte man sq noget idag, jeg troede også altid at wide-grip gav en bred ryg
Yes! Og bænk med smalt greb giver super til det inderste af brystet!


toto_G4M3R skrev:RippedInFourWeeks skrev:så lærte man sq noget idag, jeg troede også altid at wide-grip gav en bred ryg
Yes! Og bænk med smalt greb giver super til det inderste af brystet!



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RippedInFourWeeks skrev:Er det den samme misforståelse at tons af folk køre wide grip pull-ups? Er det også kun teres major og minor som bliver fokuseret af disse øvelser? Desuden kan det give en "bredere" ryg i front double bicep, hvis jeg ikke tager helt fejl?



Dulli skrev:Today, I have learned!


A Menace To Chicken skrev:.. kodeordet er smalt greb, uanset om du trækker vertikalt eller horisontalt. Kør chins, dumbbell rows, Yates row, seated close-grip rows, close-grip pulldown-rows og hvis du har en machine pullover i nærheden - så brug den, enten som pre-exhaust eller post-exhaust. Har du ikke lige en machine pullover, så kør straight-arm pulldowns - rope eller straight-bar.

Pallen skrev:A Menace To Chicken skrev:.. kodeordet er smalt greb, uanset om du trækker vertikalt eller horisontalt. Kør chins, dumbbell rows, Yates row, seated close-grip rows, close-grip pulldown-rows og hvis du har en machine pullover i nærheden - så brug den, enten som pre-exhaust eller post-exhaust. Har du ikke lige en machine pullover, så kør straight-arm pulldowns - rope eller straight-bar.
Straight arm pulldows er fantastiske som pre-ex. til fx pulldowns med smalt greb!










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