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Latissimus.

Improve Lat Flexibility with Chair Latissimus Stretch

Latissimus

Intermediate

Static

Stretch your lats with this standing support stretch. Hold a chair or rail, lean forward, and align your arms and torso for a deep latissimus stretch.

Overhead Lat Stretch (Standing)

Latissimus

Beginner

Static

Effectively stretch your lats with this standing overhead stretch. Reach one arm overhead, bend elbow, and use your other hand to gently pull the elbow down.

Standing Side Bend (with Arm Overhead)

Latissimus

Beginner

Static

Stand with feet hip-width apart. Reach one arm overhead and bend your torso to the opposite side, keeping your arm straight.

Hanging Lat Stretch: Deep Muscle Relief Guide

Latissimus

Intermediate

Static

Relieve tension and stretch your lats with the Hanging Lat Stretch. Hang from a bar, relax your body, and let your weight do the work. Try it today.

Pull Up Bar Hang: Improve Grip Strength & Shoulders

Latissimus

Advanced

Dynamic

Hang from a pull-up bar and activate your shoulders by pulling them down and back. Try the Active Pull-Up Bar Hang to boost strength and posture today.

Kneeling Lat Stretch with Arm Reach

Latissimus

Intermediate

Static

Deeply stretch your lats and shoulders with this kneeling stretch. Kneel, extend one arm forward, drop chest to floor, and reach for a side body stretch.

Thread the Needle (with Lat Focus)

Latissimus

Intermediate

Static

Increase upper back and shoulder flexibility with the 'thread the needle' stretch. On hands and knees, slide one arm under and twist gently. Try it today.

Foam Rolling Lats: Release Muscle Tension Guide

Latissimus

Beginner

SMR

Release tension in your lats and side with foam rolling. Lie on your side, roller under armpit, extend bottom arm overhead, and slowly roll the ribcage.

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