Loop Band Lat Pulldown
Vertical pull for lats, biceps and shoulder blade control. The band gives resistance throughout the movement.
- Primary muscleBack
- Also worksBiceps
- EquipmentResistance band
- TypeCompound
- MovementVertical pull
- LevelBeginner

- Back
- Biceps
- Resistance band
How to do the Loop Band Lat Pulldown
4 steps, in the order you do them.
- Anchor the band up high, on a bar or a door, and kneel facing it.
- Hold one end in each hand and move back until the band is taut with your arms overhead.
- Pull your elbows down and out to the sides, until your hands are at shoulder height.
- Return slowly upward without letting the band lift your shoulders.
Muscles worked
Common Loop Band Lat Pulldown mistakes
What goes wrong most often when you do the Loop Band Lat Pulldown, and how to fix it.
The band is anchored low and pulls forward instead of from above.
Anchor the band high, above your head, and kneel or sit below the anchor point.
The band has no tension at the top and the rep starts slack.
Move away from the anchor or lower your body until the band is taut with your arms straight.
On the way back up, the band yanks your arms up and your shoulders shrug.
Control the way up slowly and keep your shoulders down until your arms are straight.
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Frequently asked questions
What muscles does the Loop Band Lat Pulldown work?
The Loop Band Lat Pulldown works mainly the back. It also works the biceps.




