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Cable Pull Through (With Rope)

A cable hip hinge pulled from between the legs with a rope, isolating the glutes and hamstrings with peak tension at lockout and minimal spinal loading.

LegsCableHip hinge
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Primary

Glutes

Secondary

HamstringsSpinal erectorsAdductors

Equipment

Cable

Pattern

Hip hinge

Setup

  1. 01Set the pulley to its lowest position and attach a rope.
  2. 02Face away from the stack and grab one rope end in each hand between your legs.
  3. 03Walk forward until the cable is taut and take a stance slightly wider than hip width.
  4. 04Soften the knees and set a flat back before the first rep.

Execution

  1. 01Push the hips back and let the rope travel between your legs toward the stack.
  2. 02Keep arms relaxed and straight; they are hooks, not movers.
  3. 03When the hamstrings are fully stretched, drive the hips forward.
  4. 04Squeeze the glutes hard at lockout and stand fully tall.

Checkpoints

  • -Hips travel backward, not downward, on each rep.
  • -Back stays flat while the hamstrings take the stretch.
  • -Lockout is a glute squeeze, not a lean-back.
  • -Cable stays taut through the entire range.

Common mistakes

  • -Squatting the movement instead of hinging.
  • -Pulling with the arms and shoulders.
  • -Hyperextending the lower back at the top.
  • -Standing too close to the stack so tension disappears at lockout.

Programming notes

  • -Use 3 to 4 sets of 12 to 20 reps; the movement suits moderate loads and strict tempo.
  • -Program it after squats or deadlifts to add glute volume without more spinal loading.
  • -Add a 1 to 2 second squeeze at lockout to reinforce full hip extension.

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