Here is the back workout that I have been doing for the past year or so and have seen great results. This is a good workout for anyone that is a beginners or anyone else who has lifted before and is looking for a new workout. This entire workout takes about 30 minutes. Make sure you use a light weight if you are just starting so you can learn the proper form because you do not want to learn bad habits and lifting with those bad habits can cause injury - not to mention you won't get the results you want. Enjoy this one guys.

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Back in the day, training the back for width was simple. Bodybuilders focused on lots of heavy sets of exercises which targeted the outside lat muscles. It was simple, ugly, and it got the job done. Let’s check out such a routine!

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The back is a tricky muscle group. With body parts such as chest, shoulders, or thighs, a wide variety of repetition ranges is essential for stimulating growth throughout all the muscle fibers. While it is true that the back does contain its fair share of slow and fast-twitch muscle fibers which are indeed stimulated through different repetition ranges, much of the actual definition seen in the back, such as the desired “Christmas Tree” effect in the lower back, is attributed to low body fat and water deprivation. When it comes to training the back for mass as well as shape, heavy compound movements are the way to go.

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The pullover machine is a unique beast in the gym. Many bodybuilders will approach it, but won’t be quite sure where to place it in their workout week. If they use it at the conclusion of their workout on chest day, they can scorch their chest to oblivion. The stretch is superb, and the results are undeniable. Bodybuilders including Frank Zane and the great Arnold Schwarzenegger swear by pullovers for rib cage expansion and overall chest and torso development. However, they often combined their chest and back days, something that today’s bodybuilders usually do not do. Today’s judging requires such a level of chest thickness and back detail that the body parts usually require their own day. Therefore combining the movements is not a viable option.

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