back day dets⬇️

25min treadmill walk

close grip lat pulldowns

overhand rows into underhand rows

shoulder press

single arm lateral raises ( forgot to press record🤒)

lateral side raises into front raises to burn out

just go until I can’t anymore, I lose count too easy😵‍💫

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2025/11/26 Edited to

... Read moreHey everyone! So glad you're checking out my back day workout. I know sometimes just seeing a list of exercises isn't enough, so I wanted to dive a bit deeper into why I do these moves and how I approach my training to really maximize results. For me, back day is all about building that strong, sculpted physique, and these exercises are my absolute go-to's for hitting all the different muscle groups in my back. First off, that 25-minute treadmill walk isn't just a warm-up; it gets my blood flowing and mentally preps me for the heavy lifting ahead. Then we jump straight into it! The close grip lat pulldowns are fantastic for targeting the lats and giving you that V-taper. I really focus on squeezing my shoulder blades together at the bottom. And those overhand into underhand rows? That's a killer combo! The overhand grip hits more of the upper back, while switching to underhand really engages the lower lats and biceps. It's a great way to get a double whammy for your back in one movement. Shoulder press often gets overlooked on back day, but I find it crucial for overall upper body strength and shoulder stability, which supports all my pulling movements. My single arm lateral raises are for isolating each side, ensuring no muscle imbalances creep in. And to really finish strong, those lateral side raises into front raises to burn out? Trust me, your shoulders will be screaming! I love pushing until I literally can't do another rep with good form. That 'go until I can't anymore' philosophy is what truly drives progress for me. It's about listening to your body but also challenging it beyond its comfort zone. Sometimes I lose count, but that's okay – it means I'm focused on the feel of the exercise, not just the numbers. Beyond the exercises, what you put into your body is just as important. For me, workout fuel is non-negotiable. Before my session, I make sure to have something light but energizing – maybe some oats or a banana. And post-workout, protein is key for recovery. I personally rely on Legion supplements, and if you're looking to try them out, don't forget to use my code: JAYLA to save some money! They often have awesome sales, so keep an eye out. Remember, consistency is key, and finding a routine you enjoy is half the battle. Don't be afraid to adjust weights or reps to suit your current fitness level. We're all on our own journey, and the most important thing is to keep showing up for yourself. Let me know if you try this routine!

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