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Cable Forward Raise
A single-arm front raise against a low cable that keeps tension on the anterior deltoid from the very bottom of the range, unlike a dumbbell.
ShouldersCableShoulder flexion
GoLightWeight mediacable-forward-raise
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Primary
Anterior deltoids
Secondary
Lateral deltoidsUpper pectoralis majorSerratus anterior
Equipment
Cable
Pattern
Shoulder flexion
Setup
- 01Set a single handle on the lowest pulley position.
- 02Stand facing away from the stack with the cable running beside or between the legs.
- 03Hold the handle at the thigh with a neutral or pronated grip.
- 04Stand tall with the core braced and the free hand on the hip or the frame.
Execution
- 01Raise the arm straight forward with a slight elbow bend.
- 02Stop when the hand reaches shoulder height, or slightly above.
- 03Pause briefly with the delt fully contracted.
- 04Lower under control until the cable pulls the arm back to the thigh.
Checkpoints
- -Arm travels in a straight sagittal line, not drifting across the body.
- -Torso stays still; no lean-back to launch the handle.
- -Elbow keeps the same soft bend for the whole set.
- -Tension stays on the cable at the bottom instead of resting.
Common mistakes
- -Swinging the hips forward to start each rep.
- -Raising far above shoulder height and shifting load to the traps.
- -Shrugging as the arm rises.
- -Letting the handle drop instead of resisting the eccentric.
Programming notes
- -Use 3 sets of 10 to 15 reps per arm as an accessory.
- -Anterior delts already get heavy pressing volume, so keep this to 1 or 2 slots per week when front delts are a true weak point.
- -Slow 2 to 3 second eccentrics make light stacks productive.
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