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Cable pull-through

A hip hinge with the cable pulling backward between the legs. It can help you practice moving the hips while keeping the arms long and the trunk stable.

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At a glance

EquipmentCable
Experience levelBeginner
Movement patternHinge
Primary muscleGlutes
Also worksHamstrings, Lower Back

The movement, step by step.

  1. Attach a rope to the low pulley, face away from the machine, and hold the rope between your legs. Walk forward until the cable is tensioned.
  2. Stand with feet slightly wider than hip-width, knees softly bent, and arms long.
  3. Push the hips back to hinge, allowing the rope to travel between the thighs while the spine stays controlled.
  4. Drive through the feet and bring the hips forward to stand tall. Finish with glutes engaged without leaning backward.

Technique cues

  • Let the cable draw the hips back.
  • Keep the shins nearly vertical.
  • Stand tall without pulling with the arms.

Common mistakes

  • Squatting deeply instead of hinging at the hips.
  • Leaning backward against the cable at the top.

Watch & learn

Professional demonstrations, opened on YouTube.

Alternatives

Log it in Club 1000 Plus

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Educational guidance, not an individual training prescription. Start with a manageable load, work within a comfortable range, and stop if a movement causes pain. Ask a qualified coach for help with an unfamiliar setup. Practice the technique before increasing load. Repetitions and working weight depend on your goals, experience, and individual needs.

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