Sled Pulls
- Load up the sled with enough weight to challenge you, and extend the rope so that it’s laid out straight along the ground.
- At the end of the rope, stand with your feet wider than shoulder width apart and squat so that your knee is at just more than a right-angle bend.
- Grasp the rope firmly in you hand ensuring that your stronger arm is further away on the rope and almost fully extended.
- Embrace your core and pull the rope with your stronger hand allowing it to come towards your body while extending your weaker arm out and continuing the same motion.
- Keep this as fluid as possible using your back and arms to pull the sled all the way in. Then, reset and redo!
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Sled pulls is a gym work out exercise that targets biceps and middle back / lats and also involves glutes & hip flexors. Refer to the illustration diagram and instructions above for how to perform this exercise correctly. Negative pull-ups / pullups, battle rope snakes and cable hammer bicep curls are related exercise that target the same muscle groups as sled pulls. Visit our free illustrated exercise directory for more exercises to try in your workouts.
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