11 Cable Glute Kickback Alternatives:
Read moreAre cable kickbacks good for triceps?
The cable tricep kickback is one of the most powerful tricep exercises . Strong triceps are important for excelling in many other upper body exercises such as the barbell bench press, chest dips, and more. Growing your triceps muscles isn’t just for show — it will improve your performance in other exercises at the gym!
Read moreWhat muscles does a cable kickback work?
The cable glute kickback primarily works the gluteal muscles: the gluteus maximus, medius, and minimus . The glutes are one of the strongest and most powerful muscles in the human body. The cable kickback will help shape the gluteus and strengthen it as a cohesive unit.
Read moreHow do you do a cable kick back at home?
Instructions
Read moreWhat are cable donkey kicks?
Set your spine in a neutral position and draw your shoulder blades down and back. This is your starting position. Inhale. Exhale. Keeping your knee bent, release and elevate your left leg until your thigh is in line with your spine, ensuring that your foot remains flexed.
Read moreHow do you do cable donkey kicks at home?
Attach the ankle strap at the bottom of the pulley. Stand facing the machine 1-2 feet away, stabilizing yourself on the frame. Bracing your core with knees and hips slightly bent, use your glute to kick your working leg directly back as high as it will go without compromising your hip position. Squeeze at the top.
Read moreWhat can I use instead of donkey kicks?
One-legged kickback on cable machine . While this isn’t a traditional donkey kick, a glute kickback works many of the same muscles while targeting your glutes from a different position. Attach the ankle strap at the bottom of the pulley. Stand facing the machine 1-2 feet away, stabilizing yourself on the frame.
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