Effect Of Different Grip Position And Shoulder- Abduction Angle On Muscle Strength And Activation During The Seated Cable Row

The purpose of this study was to compare the peak force and electromyographic activation in different techniques seated row. Eleven recreationally trained male (28±5 years, 176±5 cm, 94±16 kg) ten female (27±5 168±8 65±11 kg ) performed an isometric a dynamic assessment cable row preacher curl: pronated grip (PRO), supinated (SUP), neutral (NEU), 30° (30°), 60° (60°), 90° (90°) shoulder abduction, curl (PC). Peak muscle upper trapezius, middle latissimus, lower posterior deltoid, biceps bracii were recorded during exercises. p values<0.05 considered statistically significant. greater when abduction angle closer 0° (PRO, SUP, NEU) decreased as increased (60° 90°). Muscle back (upper trapezius) deltoid 90°) on both analysis. latissimus Biceps brachii analysis PC than all other rowing conditions; among techniques, BB NEU, techniques. In conclusion, UT, MT, PD activity, hand, force, UL, LL activity variations exercise.