Cable External Rotation
ShouldersStrengthIntermediateCable


A cable exercise rotating the forearm outward with the elbow pinned at the side, strengthening the rotator cuff's external rotators with the rear delts assisting.
How to do it
- Set a cable pulley to elbow height and grip the handle.
- Stand side-on to the machine with your working elbow bent at 90 degrees.
- Keep your elbow glued to your side and rotate your forearm outward.
- Pause at the end of the movement.
- Return under control. Complete reps on one side, then switch.
Tips
- Use a light weight to keep the rotation strict and controlled.
- Keep your wrist straight and in line with your forearm.
- Avoid shrugging your shoulder or twisting your torso during the movement.
Muscles
Primary: Rear deltoid
Secondary: Rhomboids, Traps
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