Exercise

Front Cable Raise

Also known as: front raise cable, low pulley front raise, front delt cable raise, cable front shoulder raise, cable front raise

Front Cable Raise — position 1Front Cable Raise — position 2

Front Cable Raise is a isolation exercise for the shoulders. Main target: anterior deltoid. Equipment: cable.

EquipmentCable
TypeIsolation
MovementPush
CategoryStrength

Muscles worked

How to do it

  1. Select the weight on a low pulley machine and grasp the single hand cable attachment that is attached to the low pulley with your left hand.
  2. Face away from the pulley and put your arm straight down with the hand cable attachment in front of your thighs at arms' length with the palms of the hand facing your thighs. This will be your starting position.
  3. While maintaining the torso stationary (no swinging), lift the left arm to the front with a slight bend on the elbow and the palms of the hand always faces down. Continue to go up until you arm is slightly above parallel to the floor. Exhale as you execute this portion of the movement and pause for a second at the top.
  4. Now as you inhale lower the arm back down slowly to the starting position.
  5. Once all of the recommended amount of repetitions have been performed for this arm, switch arms and perform the exercise with the right one.

Similar exercises

Cable Internal Rotation
Cable
Anterior deltoid
Alternating Cable Shoulder Press
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Cable Shoulder Press
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Seated Cable Shoulder Press
Cable
Anterior deltoid
Face Pull
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Posterior deltoid
Bent Over Low-Pulley Side Lateral
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Alternatives with other equipment

Dumbbell Shoulder Press
Dumbbell
Anterior deltoid
Standing Military Press
Barbell
Anterior deltoid
Car Drivers
Other
Anterior deltoid
Internal Rotation with Band
Bands
Anterior deltoid
Smith Incline Shoulder Raise
Smith machine
Anterior deltoid
Alternating Kettlebell Press
Kettlebell
Anterior deltoid
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