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I Ranked Every Back Exercise (Best To Worst) 

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In this video, I rank 20 of the most popular back exercises for hypertrophy on a tier list from “S” (for “Super”) to “F” (for “Fail”). We’ll be judging the exercises based on three criteria: 1) stretch and tension, 2) good feel, and 3) simple progression. At the end, I’ll also be crowning one exercise the best back exercise and one exercise as the worst.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Back Exercise Criteria
0:49 - Renegade Rows
1:40 - Deadlift
2:31 - Above-The-Knee Rack Pull
2:46 - Wide-Grip Pull-Up
3:16 - Neutral-Grip Pull-Up
3:22 - Chin-Up
3:38 - Wide-Grip Lat Pulldown
3:59 - Neutral-Grip Lat Pulldown
4:08 - Half-Kneeling 1-Arm Lat Pulldown
4:38 - Cross-Body Lat Pull-Around
4:59 - Barbell Row
5:26 - Yates Row
5:51 - Pendlay Row
6:18 - Deficit Pendlay Row
6:28 - Meadows Row
6:52 - Inverted Row
7:26 - 1-Arm Dumbbell Row
7:57 - Kroc Row
8:25 - Free-Standing T-Bar Row
8:53 - Chest-Supported Row
9:22 - Cable Row
9:37 - Wide-Grip Cable Row
9:50 - Rope Face-Pull
10:37 - Cable Lat Pull-Over
11:14 - DB Lat Pull-Over
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About me: I'm a Canadian natural pro bodybuilder and internationally-qualified powerlifter with a BSc in biochemistry/chemistry and a passion for science. I've been training for 15 years drug-free. I'm 5'5 and fluctuate between 160 lbs (lean) and 180 lbs (bulked).
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Disclaimers: Jeff Nippard is not a doctor or a medical professional. Always consult a physician before starting any exercise program. Use of this information is strictly at your own risk. Jeff Nippard will not assume any liability for direct or indirect losses or damages that may result from the use of information contained in this video including but not limited to economic loss, injury, illness or death.

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@JeffNippard
@JeffNippard 2 месяца назад
You guys want another tier list video like this? If so, what muscle should I cover next?
@samuelasbury765
@samuelasbury765 2 месяца назад
Glutes. We really need more glute content from you Jeff
@ChristianJohannsen
@ChristianJohannsen 2 месяца назад
For sure. Love that you can be dynamic with your formats, but consistent with quality of information.
@dashdevpro
@dashdevpro 2 месяца назад
Neck would be great to cover
@bptryp
@bptryp 2 месяца назад
Best kegel
@Whatever-nh7gv
@Whatever-nh7gv 2 месяца назад
Legs, biceps, shoulders, basically all of them
@KidUncommon
@KidUncommon 2 месяца назад
s-tier - 3:38 wide grip pull downs - 3:59 neutral grip pull downs - 4:10 half-kneeling one-arm lat pulldown (cable) - 6:28 meadows row (basically a one-armed laterally-placed landmine) - 8:53 chest-supported row (alt., dumbbell helms rows where chest is braced against incline bench neutral grip) - 9:22 cable row - 9:37 wide-grip cable row
@Waterboyr6
@Waterboyr6 2 месяца назад
@alchemilk
@alchemilk 2 месяца назад
fucking legend for this
@will-ht3mc
@will-ht3mc 2 месяца назад
Absolutely ridiculous that not a single barbell movement ended up in S tier. Shows you how “science” has failed us
@spicybanana69
@spicybanana69 2 месяца назад
GG champ
@spicybanana69
@spicybanana69 2 месяца назад
​​​@@will-ht3mcBarbell is good for overloading exercises. Not necessarily they need to be on S tier. I prefer barbell over cable but I have to admit that I can only pull half the weight on cable compared to what I can pull through barbell.
@nevik2
@nevik2 2 месяца назад
LOVE this new format. Praying you do this for each muscle group
@eltonarthur1233
@eltonarthur1233 Месяц назад
Yes, please l. I would love to see one for arms, particularly biceps.
@ZrCorelx
@ZrCorelx Месяц назад
if he does I'm subbing to the channel
@yunglumi637
@yunglumi637 Месяц назад
Triceps so many so-so exercises out there
@wiccanwarrior9
@wiccanwarrior9 8 дней назад
Why not pray for world peace muppet.
@jerry716
@jerry716 2 месяца назад
I love this video! Very informative and entertaining at the same time. Love the way you explain each one into more detail. Please make this for EACH body part. THANK YOU
@seongmoon6483
@seongmoon6483 2 месяца назад
Excellent video! We need videos for every muscle group!
@sabertoothwallaby2937
@sabertoothwallaby2937 2 месяца назад
There already are. Hundreds.
@markyden
@markyden 2 месяца назад
@@sabertoothwallaby2937 most r bs. plus this vid takes strech into consideration. so an updated tier list for muscle groups wd b great
@ignacioaraya5467
@ignacioaraya5467 2 месяца назад
Yessssss!!!🙏
@martinsskutans6646
@martinsskutans6646 2 месяца назад
@@sabertoothwallaby2937Just what I wanted to comment- this has to be like at least 4th time Jeff posts same video with different title. I just can’t wrap my head around how people are not bored to death with content like this.
@bahandplays8373
@bahandplays8373 2 месяца назад
He did a top 10 ranking for chest And he did a video about all the muscle groups How to train them properly
@huikyle
@huikyle 2 месяца назад
s-tier - wide grip pull downs - neutral grip pull downs - half-kneeling one-arm lat pulldown (cable) - meadows row (basically a one-armed laterally-placed landmine) - chest-supported row (alt., dumbbell helms rows where chest is braced against incline bench neutral grip) - cable row - wide-grip cable row a-tier - wide grip pull ups - neutral grip pull ups - one-arm dumbbell row - kroc row (loose technique version of one-arm dumbbell row) - modified, seated rope face-pull with one foot against machine (to negate balancing requirement of conventional face-pull) - cable lat pull-over (AKAcable lat prayers) (bend upper body on negative, drive elbows down) - dumbbell lat pullover
@Willburrrrr
@Willburrrrr 2 месяца назад
You’re the man
@steffenpetersen2103
@steffenpetersen2103 2 месяца назад
Cant believe he ranked pulldowns higher than Pullups
@ryubengtx5419
@ryubengtx5419 2 месяца назад
​​@@steffenpetersen2103That's because pull-ups are more physically and mentally exhausting than the pull downs. For hypertrophy this is very important, However I will always continue to prefer pull-ups and even more so if they are weighted.
@inclinebench
@inclinebench 2 месяца назад
Seal rows should be in S-tier too, no cap
@yrnkevinsmithC-137
@yrnkevinsmithC-137 2 месяца назад
​@@steffenpetersen2103pullups will always look cool
@cameronj9890
@cameronj9890 2 месяца назад
Good video! More of these please. Thanks for all the hard work you do man, I love your channel.
@PratikSingla
@PratikSingla 2 месяца назад
On to week 5 and loving the program. This information is so valuable. Thanks Jeff!
@VulcanicCloud
@VulcanicCloud 2 месяца назад
Please make videos like this for every muscle group, love how these are formatted. I feel like I'm cheering for my team scoring a point when I see an exercise I do be ranked high lol.
@El_payaso2006
@El_payaso2006 2 месяца назад
Ok greedy grinner
@imadeamistak4905
@imadeamistak4905 2 месяца назад
only if you make a jerma noise tier list
@IronOathFitness
@IronOathFitness 2 месяца назад
Haha I get you there!
@tylerriggs95
@tylerriggs95 2 месяца назад
Natural Hypertrophy has some good tier lists for each muscle group
@TomoHawKzZ
@TomoHawKzZ 2 месяца назад
Right? Wide grip pull downs, cable rows and supported rows baby lesgo
@MSordernature
@MSordernature 2 месяца назад
Free standing T-bar row is my favourite exercise overall, not just for the back. While I feel that lying chest-supported rows cause too much of chest pressure due to the weight.
@clootscalhoun9481
@clootscalhoun9481 2 месяца назад
Agree with the chest pressure! Im not even strong, and it is still very uncomfortable for me.
@tann_man
@tann_man 2 месяца назад
parallel meadows row is my go to. Its like T-bar but with a huge single arm stretch
@jamieharpur1727
@jamieharpur1727 2 месяца назад
Same with the pressure. Going heavy makes it hard for me to breathe, I’d rather go crazy with a barbell or T-bar row as well
@interwebslinger
@interwebslinger 2 месяца назад
Agreed on the chest pressure - not comfortable at all.
@nigmode4091
@nigmode4091 2 месяца назад
Try adjusting the chest pad up or down along the sternum, I felt a lot of pressure if the pad was too low but adjusting it up made it more comfortable
@jovanjovicic1716
@jovanjovicic1716 2 месяца назад
Hopefully this will become a series because I think this is honestly as simple as it gets. All of us could use your knowledge and you presented it in the best way possible. I'm lacking some mass in my back and I'm really looking forward to putting this A tier and S tier exercises into my workouts. Thank you so much. Keep up the great work. Love from Serbia ❤
@DnyAln
@DnyAln 2 месяца назад
Jovan if you follow these s tier movements I promise you you will make no gains. Jeff did not gain his mass with these movements he uses them now to perfect his physique. S tier are pull-ups bent over rows and deadlifts don't let him fool you into using these cable exercises I promise you you will not make any gains you need to lift big heavy compound movements to add size mass to your back especially if you're natural.
@SuckableWeiney
@SuckableWeiney 2 месяца назад
@@DnyAlnFellow Eric bugenhagen enthusiast
@marcjov8149
@marcjov8149 2 месяца назад
dje si brateee...samo masa, definicija je za pičke😄
@krainex
@krainex 2 месяца назад
Serbia je kosovo 🤗🤗🤗🤗😠
@conorconor8668
@conorconor8668 2 месяца назад
There are his favourite, no the best. Pull ups are the best nr 1 and barbell growing nr 2 acording to scientist and tests.
@davidalonsoillera
@davidalonsoillera Месяц назад
This format is the best I've seen across RU-vid fitness channels. It quickly sorts the workouts into ranks, showing us not just the top exercises but also the ones to avoid. It's a handy overview.
@guestuser1479
@guestuser1479 2 месяца назад
Thanks Jeff you really blew out my back with this one
@shayneshayne
@shayneshayne 2 месяца назад
thats crazy
@joshuapollard5893
@joshuapollard5893 2 месяца назад
@@shayneshayne😂😂😂😂
@bigwats1250
@bigwats1250 2 месяца назад
Pause
@super28sisko
@super28sisko 2 месяца назад
That's what she said...
@hiddeninplainsight1
@hiddeninplainsight1 2 месяца назад
😂 all in good fun
@tibihobit9200
@tibihobit9200 2 месяца назад
bro, pull ups not being in S tier is uncomfortable
@skullkrusher-dx4kg
@skullkrusher-dx4kg 2 месяца назад
I mean the akward strength curve does have an effect on some people so it makes since.
@olegnovitski6987
@olegnovitski6987 2 месяца назад
Putting lat pull downs higher than pull ups is blasphemy.
@ergonaut940
@ergonaut940 2 месяца назад
chin ups should be S
@vsauce6664
@vsauce6664 2 месяца назад
​@@skullkrusher-dx4kglol
@MaSolSC2
@MaSolSC2 2 месяца назад
They are also very weight dependent and not as easy to overload. If you're quite heavy or not fit you will need some sort of support. If you very light and/or strong you will require additional weights. And adding a belt with weights is not as easy as just adding weights to the stack. Also gripp strength can be a common issue in these excercises and depending on the setup I would assume thats easier to use straps with the lat pulldown.
@whattheduck69
@whattheduck69 2 месяца назад
Massively appreciate the work that has gone into this. Perfectly written, perfectly subtle implementation of modern imagery tech. Have a spud 👊 from London my man. We all appreciate your work from all over the globe. On behalf of everyone watching, thank you Jeff 💪😄👍 💪😎👍
@williambalicao8515
@williambalicao8515 2 месяца назад
Hey Jeff. Love your content and how you’re able to condense the science studies and make it understandable to us viewers. Been a long time viewer for a while now and wanted to say that you’re an awesome influencer mate. I wanted to ask if your able a video about how to pose and sort of a posing routine. That would be greatly appreciated by me and I’m sure lots of other viewers. Love your content man. Keep up the hard work both on your videos and gym.
@erickllerenas7733
@erickllerenas7733 2 месяца назад
Glad I’m subscribed, to get to see all the major muscles groups tier lists (hopefully). It’ll take a while, but it’ll be worth it. Thanks for the informative content as always, Jeff!
@lucandro14
@lucandro14 2 месяца назад
Meadows row is my favorite back exercise by far but I wasn’t expecting it to be here. Love and respect to Jhon Meadows “Mountain dog” and may he rest in peace ❤
@heebsgames
@heebsgames 2 месяца назад
Just tried it for the first time. Definitely gonna need wrist straps for it.
@MrTobypenguin7
@MrTobypenguin7 2 месяца назад
Jeff and John were great pals:(
@chadpfeffer
@chadpfeffer 2 месяца назад
Great video, Jeff! Thanks for sharing.
@ByrdXye
@ByrdXye 2 месяца назад
Such quality video production, fast, keeps my attention, super informative, doesnt waste my time, just an awesome video all around
@jameslynnbudlong5658
@jameslynnbudlong5658 2 месяца назад
I've been doing rack pulls the last 4 months and love them. I try to do them as controlled as possible and not smash the weights on the rack. My back feels like it's going to explode after doing them. Maybe I'm crazy, but I like 'em. I worked up to a set of 10 reps with 180 kilos last week. For a 63 year old, that's not bad... No lower back pains whatsoever.
@gilbertboot572
@gilbertboot572 2 месяца назад
Rack pulls are amazing for traps, but very bad for lats. Jeff doesn't specify in this video that he's only focusing on lats in this video, but that isn't the only back muscle.
@Shazok55
@Shazok55 2 месяца назад
@@gilbertboot572 he is not only talking about lats, face pulls are here and they are high
@gilbertboot572
@gilbertboot572 2 месяца назад
@Shazok55 your right, but it's really strange for Jeff to praise face pulls for mid back and traps, even though there are much better options for traps. Then, completely disregard rack pulls despite their effectiveness for traps. He also doesn't include any other great traps movements like shrugs or farmers' walks.
@gilbertboot572
@gilbertboot572 2 месяца назад
@Bramble20322 Having a shoulder day at the gym is lazy programming, but whatever. Regardless of that, the traps are a back muscle. I think it's person to person on whether people are going to train their traps, they are a hugely important muscle to train as a strongman athlete or to just generally have real life applicable strength and many bodybuilding channels talk about the importance of training traps directly (mainly naturals, because steroids affect traps disproportionately). So your blanket objective statement that deadlifts etc. are enough for traps is unfair. Also, deadlifts are good for traps as a byproduct, but I would never trust lateral raises or RDLs for traps growth. The traps are one of the strongest muscles in the body, lateral raises aren't going to do anything.
@wigletron2846
@wigletron2846 2 месяца назад
​@@gilbertboot572shrugs are a waste of time. Your traps get pounded by deadlifts, bent over rows, side and rear delt raises. Shrugs have too much fatigue for low reward.
@josh_ken
@josh_ken 2 месяца назад
Wait for Eric Bugenhagen to react to this 💀
@woodstiks
@woodstiks 2 месяца назад
Deadlift not being S tier is pencil neck behavior
@m00nkiid
@m00nkiid 2 месяца назад
@bzyspecial Boogz is literally PhD in broscience
@malikthebrit335
@malikthebrit335 2 месяца назад
it took you years to realize its keeping you small XD@bzyspecial
@bestwesterner
@bestwesterner 2 месяца назад
@bzyspeciallet me guess you never even drank a gallon of milk per day
@nicktheraper4207
@nicktheraper4207 2 месяца назад
I just want him to react to Lou ferigno but it’s gonna be more science based bs 😂😂
@caspermayne
@caspermayne 2 месяца назад
Thanks. I like how you present your content, informative and educational.
@Edward-hb9qb
@Edward-hb9qb Месяц назад
It feels like just yesterday you uploaded your first collaboration with John Meadows. I remember watching it the day you uploaded it. I thought of John as your polar; he was definitely the old-school bodybuilder from the golden days. But you held him and his opinions in such high regard, and I loved it. I loved your work with him, and I visited his channel several times. So sorry for your loss.
@stanthebamafan
@stanthebamafan 2 месяца назад
For me #1 is neutral grip pull-ups with added weight. I do that as the first exercise every back workout, and it’s my most performed exercise for any body part on my fitness app. #2 is barbell rows/pendlay rows. After that is dumbbell rows, chest-supported rows, neutral grip pulldowns, and cable row variations. That’s essentially all I do for back (besides deadlift/squat), and I’ve always had a fairly strong and developed back. I have respect for people who will hit a body part with 20 different rotating exercises, but I like to keep it simple and do 2-4 exercises out of 6 or 7 with mostly heavy weights.
@tonydigital808
@tonydigital808 2 месяца назад
Weighted neutral grip pull ups are also my go to. I try to do all 3 grips but neutral is definitely my preferred grip
@doublevision2943
@doublevision2943 2 месяца назад
Neutral grip pull ups are possibly my favourite exercise. I do them with fat grips and thumbless grip which makes them a great forearm builder at the same time Currently I'm switching over to wide grip pull ups again and it seems that there's more bicep activation. Either way seeing pull ups beneath pulldowns is painful to me and I can't help but disagree. I also love incline bench chest supported rows but unfortunately you're very strong in this position and it won't take long to max out the weights in local small town gyms so I'm trying "leaning on bench" one armed rows which give the better stretch and feel pretty good, too. This variation wasn't mentioned in the video. Dumbbell pullovers are also a must
@slade6959
@slade6959 Месяц назад
I have the same exact priority order 😂
@AS-pug
@AS-pug 27 дней назад
Which is better though for a wider back, neutral grip or wide grip pull up?
@doublevision2943
@doublevision2943 27 дней назад
@@AS-pug I believe normal and therefore also wide grip pull ups have an increased emphasis on the biceps, for me this limits my strength and makes it harder to engage my lats optimally. I'm almost certain that neutral grip is the best for lat focus.
@mikkilevin
@mikkilevin 2 месяца назад
I wonder why chin-ups are consistently getting underrated. You said that the worst thing about pull-ups is their tricky resistance curve, and chin-ups attempt to solve this issue by being significantly easier at the top than pull-ups, yet you put them in a lower tier. You could say that is because of a higher bicep activation, but in an older video you have stated that there is no statistically significant difference between pull-up and chin-up lat hypertrophy, meaning that bicep activation is actually just a bonus. Thoughts?
@ci6516
@ci6516 2 месяца назад
Bro this is a stupid video for people who will never get big . Like Jesus Christ single arm kneel cable pull are better for mass than weighted chin ups ? Lmfao
@JohnDoe-id5ih
@JohnDoe-id5ih 2 месяца назад
Chin-ups are mad underrated. They stretch the lats like crazy and offer bicep activation. The best thing is doing variations, narrow pull-ups, wide pull-ups and then chin-ups. Neutral is also good if you have access
@ankitg6454
@ankitg6454 Месяц назад
this is a shitty video which is only based on his gut feel. nothing scientific about this tier list
@user-xd6ep4xv7e
@user-xd6ep4xv7e 2 месяца назад
I normally dislike “workout” movement videos, but Jeff you make it interesting and fun. You deserve all your success bro, thx 😊
@JustBrotherGuyRick
@JustBrotherGuyRick 2 месяца назад
New follower for sure. Definitely would love to see this for every muscle group. This would create some great B to S tier routines for us gymrats throughout the year. Keep up the great content.
@mackieincsouthsea
@mackieincsouthsea 2 месяца назад
Really pleased to see Meadows on S. I moved to these from Single Arm DB rows due to issues with form after progressing on load. I've always had issues with BB rows and struggled to maintain a neutral spine position as load progressed and I also have relatively weak grip, even when compensating with straps. Meadows kinda helped remove these weak points for me and have become a permanent fixture on pull day!
@soonerborn7603
@soonerborn7603 2 месяца назад
I’ve tried Meadows Rows and they just never feel right to me. I’m a John Meadows fan for sure, so I trust that they work! Maybe I just need to watch some more form videos or something…
@mackieincsouthsea
@mackieincsouthsea 2 месяца назад
@@soonerborn7603 I think foot position counts for a lot, and straps for me! But hey, some movements are just natural for some and not others! I can certainly vouch for a good pump from them when done in a way that feels comfortable. I was pleased to see I do em just like Jeff too which I'm assuming is optimal af 😂 I defo can't say the same about all my lifts
@soonerborn7603
@soonerborn7603 2 месяца назад
@@mackieincsouthsea I’m definitely going to try them again. So many people swear by them! I’m thinking straps will definitely help to focus on pulling with the back and not the arm.
@bal7ha2ar
@bal7ha2ar Месяц назад
@@soonerborn7603 not every exercise works for everybody tho. one that your friend or coach swears by might not be optimal for you and vice versa. thats why its good that there are so many variations, one will definitely suit you well
@soonerborn7603
@soonerborn7603 Месяц назад
@@bal7ha2ar I’ve been doing them some more and I’m coming around. The straps helped a lot! Still not my favorite rowing variation, but I like them more than I did a month ago!
@waderace4084
@waderace4084 2 месяца назад
As someone who trains at home, pullups and inverted rows are my go- to exercises for back. You can add weight to progress, yes, but trying them archer-style to progress to one-arm inverted rows or working towards front levers to progress to front lever rows is a way-a hard way- to progressively overload the inverted row.
@oribargil3958
@oribargil3958 2 месяца назад
Thats exactly what im sayinnn ita not that inverted rows are hard to overload you just have to think of progressions in a different way as it is a bodyweight exercise! Working towards a front lever inverted row undoubtedly will make your back bigger
@IronOathFitness
@IronOathFitness 2 месяца назад
I’m right there with you in terms of training at home.
@blackly_0726
@blackly_0726 2 месяца назад
yes, Im doing the same, and my back is undoubtedly growing a lot
@lina_useche
@lina_useche 2 месяца назад
Amazing info Jeff! Thanks a lot ✨
@kramsay2011
@kramsay2011 2 месяца назад
This was so helpful! I would love to see a video like this with each muscle group!
@Atif_Ph.D._Kate_Bush_Fan_Club
@Atif_Ph.D._Kate_Bush_Fan_Club 2 месяца назад
It doesn’t happen regularly but when JN does release a video 📺 you know it’s going to be of the highest quality! ❤️
@AW-cv8nf
@AW-cv8nf 2 месяца назад
JN and Dr. Mike are all i need, best of the best.
@ankit-k8013
@ankit-k8013 2 месяца назад
Menno also sometimes 😅
@microondasletal
@microondasletal 2 месяца назад
Seems like a good list. However, I must point 2 things about the deadlift + rack pulls: 1. Rack Pulls going lower than the deadlift doesn't make much sense to me. The Rack Pulls work your back better even if you have less range of motion, because you start the deadlift movement just where the back starts to truly get engaged (the starting position you lose is more of a squat, really). Also, the fact that you start higher allows you to go much heavier, as you skip the point you're weaker at, and this overloads the back. This will inevitably build you more traps, which is something we all want, and also part of your shoulders and other stabilizers. The back pumps I get from doing rack pulls are from another world. 2. Deadlifts/rack pulls are very genetic based and I get that they don't work as great for everybody. For me, they are THE exercise for building the back, especially when you want to get it as thick as possible (mine EXPLODED in terms of progress when I started doing it just a few months back). Now, you can do a few things to engage the back more, like pre-activating some back muscles before it. If I lat spread during the whole movement, I get 3/4/5 days of soreness in them. That plus the pre-activation will improve anyone's ability to build their backs with the deadlift. Pretty much every top competitor does the deadlift for a reason. Strongmen have huge backs and they don't necessarily do any kind of rows, but they deadlift all the time. Cbum deadlifts, Dorian did, Arnold did, Ronnie did... You won't find that many Olympias that don't deadlift or rack pull.
@bobdarrick2628
@bobdarrick2628 2 месяца назад
If by traps you mean upper traps, no we don’t all want them. They’re unaesthetic and gross. They look awkward/hunky and junky and take away from your shoulders. So there’s no value there.
@Shazok55
@Shazok55 2 месяца назад
@@bobdarrick2628 he probably means all parts of traps, also zero upper trap looks even worse
@bobdarrick2628
@bobdarrick2628 2 месяца назад
@@Shazok55 no zero upper traps (which lets be honest - you never have zero) would look better than overdeveloped upper traps. I would take zero upper traps any day over big upper traps. Btw I neither have overdeveloped nor zero. Mine are probably proportionate to my physique. Not developed much I don’t think. Hopefully not. I don’t do shrugs btw. Maybe I should stop shoulder pressing and only do incline bench and dumbbell presses.
@Shazok55
@Shazok55 2 месяца назад
@@Bramble20322 i get it, its subjective, but in my opinion its not that common to have overdeveloped upper traps naturally, i also don't isolate them, just my 2 cents
@RiversPPC
@RiversPPC 2 месяца назад
Yes please, these list videos are awesome!! Can you make one for shoulder and biceps?
@rubenigbuwe9280
@rubenigbuwe9280 2 месяца назад
Love this format, as a beginner this is super helpful. Earned a sub for sure. Shoulder and chest next?? 🔥
@mspeterson735
@mspeterson735 2 месяца назад
Jeff, Your videos and social media posts are quickly climbing the list of my favorites. Thanks for always sharing great & informative content that helps us all become our best!
@Eredhwen
@Eredhwen 2 месяца назад
Very informative, love the format and the straight to the point delivery
@tcgingy9522
@tcgingy9522 2 месяца назад
more videos like this, clear/concise and the tier list is just lovely at getting the point across!
@Rickogg94
@Rickogg94 2 месяца назад
Should do a video like this for every muscle group. Very informative 👌
@RickyLu87
@RickyLu87 2 месяца назад
Love this format Jeff! Thank you! I'm a climber and I do inverted rows as a way to cross train for climbing. I know what you mean about adding weight to increase the difficulty. My work around has been to use either a dip belt or a weightlifting belt and hang the weight below me, instead of on top of me. The setup is a little clunky maybe but it allows for smooth and effective reps once you're set. Give it a go sometime. Keep up the good work. You rock!
@nikspring4188
@nikspring4188 2 месяца назад
An excellent review of back exercises and their worth. It all made a lot of sense and wasn't long-winded. Thanks Mr Nippard! Job done!
@BBQDad463
@BBQDad463 17 дней назад
Thank you for this video. Great information. You presentation squares with other research indicating that maximum tension during maximum stretch is the key.
@BlakeThulin
@BlakeThulin 2 месяца назад
I love the deficit Pendlay row. When my form breaks down on the last few reps, I usually make the eccentrics even longer to increase the stimulus. I'm just getting back into the swing of things, but I'm going to incorporate neutral-grip pullups as my strength goes up and my weight goes down. Awesome video! Thanks!
@shuyuye2505
@shuyuye2505 2 месяца назад
Jeff, cover shoulder next, please. Excellent video 🎉❤
@ItachiUchiha-jz9wb
@ItachiUchiha-jz9wb 14 дней назад
its crazy when you think about it that this kind of quality videos are here on yt for free
@brandonweinmann5700
@brandonweinmann5700 Месяц назад
My man you were born to be a teacher. You explain everything so well
@stacybraun7587
@stacybraun7587 2 месяца назад
Great educational video! Thanks Jeff!
@terrywilson1494
@terrywilson1494 2 месяца назад
Pencil back tier list, sticky Ricky bugenhagen for horse back
@ozziedood
@ozziedood 2 месяца назад
Not putting Pendlay rows and Kroc rows in S tier has to be a crime.
@AS-bu9rw
@AS-bu9rw 2 месяца назад
@@ozziedood Bent over row>Pendlay row
@neil12011
@neil12011 Месяц назад
Horse C*ckin around some serious ass weights.
@beburs
@beburs Месяц назад
Yes sir 😅
@patrickbateman3146
@patrickbateman3146 2 месяца назад
The spinal erectors are missed by a lot of body builders, because they can only be worked by deadlifts and variations, good mornings, and other spinal flexion/extension and twisting movements. They help to give the back a thicker, denser, 3d look. strongmen, and powerlifters, and others who have notoriously strong spinal erectors have huge backs because of this. When I think "huge back" I don't just think wide, I think dense and thick. Any lists of back exercises that don't also include some flexion/extension and twisting of the spine is an incomplete list. You did however include some rows that do this, such as single arm dumbbell rows, bent over rows, etc. But people who only work the lats and rhomboids are missing out. Work the erectors, and traps.
@JoshuaSweerts
@JoshuaSweerts 2 месяца назад
Will it make your waist much wider so that you have a less aestaticly pleasing look? (Serious question)
@kyriakospaschalides6983
@kyriakospaschalides6983 2 месяца назад
no @@JoshuaSweerts
@patrickbateman3146
@patrickbateman3146 2 месяца назад
@@JoshuaSweerts probably not. Obliques are worked by bending to the side. And that makes the waist look wider
@bobdarrick2628
@bobdarrick2628 2 месяца назад
Upper traps are unaesthetic and gross
@IvanM272
@IvanM272 2 месяца назад
This is not true. Powerlifters and strongman are not bigger and don’t look stronger than bodybuilders. Have you ever seen a strongman or powerlifter after a cut? They look SMALL for the amount of work, food and steroids they take, because of the style of training. Compared with bodybuilders off course. Ronnie Coleman, Jay Cutler, El Sab, Big Ram, Yates, all of them have much bigger, more dense, thicker, more incredible backs than any strongman or powerlifter you want to pick. Eddie Hall after a cut looks smaller than at least 10 guys at my gym and he never even finished his cut because he knows and feels uncomfortable loosing his size because of his fat. Unless we’re taking about someone like Thor and maybe Shaw, but again you should come back after they get at 8% body fat to talk about “size”. Again, if you think this style of training is what decides, big and thick backs, compare this guys with similar body fat levels, not what you think it looks like on your computer. If you pick any top level strongman or powerlifter and put them on a bodybuilder program, can be only machines, they will become bigger, more dense, thicker than never before.
@Kivaagno
@Kivaagno 2 месяца назад
Great video! Hopefully this is a new series!
@frankhammonds7462
@frankhammonds7462 2 месяца назад
Good stuff as usual Jeff. I love the neutral grip pulldown as an exercise. Especially for biasing the lats!
@ColinDeWaay
@ColinDeWaay 2 месяца назад
I feel the lat prayer better than anything for sure but I like to do it kneeling. I think it just forces me to get a better stretch
@filabila
@filabila 2 месяца назад
Its like Jeff knew it was Back Day.... waiting on my Rise order code Jeff. thanks bro
@clevelandwhiteknife1084
@clevelandwhiteknife1084 2 месяца назад
My back today too 😂
@hopecritical-ops5554
@hopecritical-ops5554 2 месяца назад
Same
@Bryan-km4wb
@Bryan-km4wb 6 дней назад
I absolutely love these. Please do more videos like these for abs and legs!
@SviaGnaot
@SviaGnaot 2 месяца назад
This is one of my favorite vids, the format is perfect, the time, and for some reason it feels satisfying watching this dude workout😂
@mementomori8856
@mementomori8856 2 месяца назад
Lat Pulldowns, Cable Lat Pull-Over and Chest-supported Machine Rows give me the craziest lat pumps, + I LOVE the new program!
@lincolnbeckett8791
@lincolnbeckett8791 2 месяца назад
I really hope this is a new series! Loved this video. Hopefully you decide to do chest next!
@mobilelegendsmemes
@mobilelegendsmemes Месяц назад
When I watch workout videos I usually skip to the tutorial part then just copy them. But with your videos, I always end up watching them in full length because I really love the information even with the smallest details
@NicolasAlexanderOtto
@NicolasAlexanderOtto 2 месяца назад
Short, concise, brilliant thanks!
@billybentley2756
@billybentley2756 Месяц назад
Lat pull downs over pull ups.. 🥴
@GIFTOFGVME
@GIFTOFGVME 2 месяца назад
ill stick to my eric bugenhagen review of this and continue to grow my voluptuous back
@DUA1SH0CK
@DUA1SH0CK 2 месяца назад
same tbh
@pictusfish
@pictusfish 2 месяца назад
It's nice to see my juicy, horsecock brethren here
@semez3n0
@semez3n0 2 месяца назад
Awesome video,really helped me. We need more of those for the other muscle groups!!
@pavponmrv
@pavponmrv 2 месяца назад
THANK YOU!!!!!! PLEASE VIDEO LIKE THIS FOR ANOTHER MUSCLES GROUPS!!!! ITS BEST VIDEO ADVICE EVER! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@srleplay
@srleplay 2 месяца назад
I hate narrow neutral grip lat pull-downs, if I do a proper stretch, delts cut off my neck blood supply. It's awesome on the row though and I'd put cable row as the best single back exercise because you can incorporate little flexion for extra stretch and lower back stimulus.
@brandonellulstephens8805
@brandonellulstephens8805 Месяц назад
Would you start with cable rows sets for your first exercise because of benefits you said
@srleplay
@srleplay Месяц назад
@@brandonellulstephens8805 I usually have separate vertical and horizontal pull days and I focus on lats for quite some time now, but you can if you are serious about overall back development
@smithplayspokemon
@smithplayspokemon 2 месяца назад
Man is getting his list format pacing on lock! This video was so well structured!
@JayFry
@JayFry Месяц назад
Hey Pat
@sqwod
@sqwod 2 месяца назад
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *🏋️ Back exercises are ranked from S for super to F for fail based on muscle growth potential.* 00:13 *📦 Criteria for good back exercises include stretch with high tension, comfort, and simple progression.* 00:56 *🚫 Renegade rows are in F tier due to poor stretch, balance issues, and diluted tension from combining plank and row.* 01:52 *⬇️ Deadlifts rank in C tier for back hypertrophy due to limited stretch and tension; better for lower body strength.* 02:50 *💪 Wide grip pull-ups are in A tier for high tension and stretch, despite uneven resistance profile.* 03:33 *🏋️‍♂️ Wide grip lat pull Downs are in S tier for great stretch, tension, and stability, ideal for overall back development.* 06:31 *💪 Meadows rows, with intense stretch and tension, earn a spot in S tier for exceptional midback activation.* 09:03 *🏋️‍♂️ Chest supported rows, providing stable tension isolation, are in S tier for effective back development.* 09:30 *🔄 Cable rows, offering deep stretch and pump, are in S tier, with wide grip cable rows providing additional mid trap activation.* 11:38 *🥇 Chest supported row is crowned as the best back exercise, while Renegade row is deemed the worst for hypertrophy.* Summarized with ❤by Sqwod.life
@smithjeannec
@smithjeannec 13 дней назад
Thanks to this video, I have 16 great back exercises to choose from. I am looking forward to incorporating them into my training.
@snacking5908
@snacking5908 2 месяца назад
The one arm dumbbell row isn’t discredited by athlean x. He refers to the split stance. I agree with this. It is better and more natural to and with both feet on the ground
@AdrianVisan
@AdrianVisan 2 месяца назад
I actually get pain with both feet on the ground, the split stance is so much better for me, but I do 45 degree angle instead of parallel to the bench
@Pienimusta
@Pienimusta 2 месяца назад
Yes. Even Jay Cutler does it both feet on ground, leaning to the weight rack.
@TheTetraSpirit
@TheTetraSpirit 2 месяца назад
I feel like a lot of the hate Jeff C gets nowadays is from people playing telephone with his comments and not actually listening to him themselves, I.E. the rows listed here and his stance on upright rows, both of which I happen to take his side on.
@lp1680
@lp1680 2 месяца назад
I personally stopped doing one arm dumbbell rows because I feel so much asymmetric tension in my abdomen. Plenty of other exercises
@JeffNippard
@JeffNippard 2 месяца назад
He ranks it as his worst exercise 1 minute into this video, so I think my comments about him being critical of it are accurate and fair: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-w4vU3tzVM70.html And even if it’s just a form thing, I still think having one knee up isn’t a big deal and doesn’t warrant ranking it as worst. Edit: actually, within the first 10 seconds of that video he literally says “the 1 arm dumbbell row is an absolute no for me” haha 🤷🏼‍♂️
@gunneddown
@gunneddown 2 месяца назад
Pencil Neck Tier List
@dusc4
@dusc4 2 месяца назад
the content we needed thanks jeff
@rsimps672
@rsimps672 2 месяца назад
Great video. Thorough. Love all the example video clips. Clear. Concise. And so refreshingly clean. Thanks for keeping a higher standard for those of us who don't appreciate crude language or jokes. Very much appreciated.
@TimMurielloOfficial
@TimMurielloOfficial 2 месяца назад
this a great chart to refer to if you would like a small back forever
@iaboni100
@iaboni100 2 месяца назад
I can see why Jeff gave the recommendations he did based on his criteria, but in practice how many people do you know that built huge well rounded backs doing half kneeling 1 arm lat pulldowns and lying facepulls, and how many do you know who built great backs doing heavy rows, deadlifts and pull ups (Ronnie?, Dorian?, Stan Efferding?)? In fact none of the S tier exercises are particularly good at building spinal erectors which are one of the most common separators between a good back and a great back.
@ieuanjones7615
@ieuanjones7615 2 месяца назад
always that one bro science guy
@GrahnFoerFaen
@GrahnFoerFaen 2 месяца назад
"Ranked with science" and one main criteria is "feel" sounds more bro to me. Pullovers, facepulls and cross-body kneeling 1 arm pish posh over deadlifts and barbells rows is nuts. Try building a legit back on that shit.@@ieuanjones7615
@pictusfish
@pictusfish 2 месяца назад
​@@ieuanjones7615 He's right though. You couldn't even come at this this with a counter argument. Why is he wrong?
@akshaymishra3674
@akshaymishra3674 Месяц назад
When you are as strong as Ronnie was . Your workout changes . These RU-vid videos are more generic and not tailormade for professional bodybuildes.​@@pictusfish
@isaacjr593
@isaacjr593 Месяц назад
don't forget that famous bodybuilders are big consumers of steroids, and the health conditions at the spinal level are not the best now given the poor choice of exercises before the development of the sports session
@CoachKev58
@CoachKev58 2 месяца назад
Awesome video! I’ve limited my workouts to only 10 exercises and Chest Supported Rows are my go-to Back exercise.
@rodrigovrindavan5757
@rodrigovrindavan5757 2 месяца назад
Hey @Jeff , for context, when you have a weak lower back or you have some chronic lower back issues, the 1-arm dumbbell row produces a sharp local pain there, and it hurts like hell. That's what Athlean X described on his video, and I'm a personally affected by it. I switched promptly to chest-supported rows after that.
@sandroairj
@sandroairj 2 месяца назад
Hi Jeff, I’m a Doctor (MD, resident in orthopedic surgery), I’m very passionate about biomechanics and sports&exercise medicine, and I wanna give you my compliments for your work and your extreme competence and proficiency. Well done bro, keep going on!
@stackered
@stackered 2 месяца назад
1. Jeff is a fake natty 2. Jeff is a fake scientist 3. Heavy DB rows, Deadlifts, Barbell Rows/Pendlay, and Pull/Chin Ups are all you need 4. I saw this guy with
@ctfreeman2530
@ctfreeman2530 2 месяца назад
​@@stackered This is the most accurate info on this channel.
@linkplays2952
@linkplays2952 2 месяца назад
@@stackered how does his voice change his credibility? proof hes fake natty? proof he's a fake scientist?
@2liter
@2liter Месяц назад
Barbell row going in B tier is craziness
@quirkyelephant
@quirkyelephant Месяц назад
Too high or low?
@2liter
@2liter Месяц назад
@@quirkyelephant way too low
@aymen82
@aymen82 Месяц назад
Yates rows on c tier is even worse
@Voi8z
@Voi8z Месяц назад
It require alot of stabilization.
@linejuss
@linejuss Месяц назад
Your back hypertrophy program is amazing. Very noticeable progression and impressive hypertrophy
@fusion012
@fusion012 2 месяца назад
Simply an amazing Tier list and I couldn't agree more!
@iggytse
@iggytse 2 месяца назад
What is missing here is a nautilus pull over machine. Not very common but you get resistance in the full range of motion in the lat.
@alixthefunk
@alixthefunk 2 месяца назад
Yeah that's probably missed out because it's not that common. Probably beats the pullover
@eggs_benny
@eggs_benny 2 месяца назад
I much prefer the free standing T-bar row to the chest supported row. The pad driving into my chest definitely does not win in the “feels good” department
@Ceredron
@Ceredron 2 месяца назад
completely agree. The back stretch is huge but so is the chest support thing driving into my sternum. It feels like someone is driving a pencil into my mid-chest. I think this rating reaalllly depends on the quality of the machine in question. Not enough cushion = pain
@SChainey
@SChainey 2 месяца назад
I have flared ribs, so I agree, it can be uncomfortable. I will usually train one side at a time and hold on to the metal support. You can cheat it a little more with momentum, but I still find it a solid choice.
@gariejoyce5263
@gariejoyce5263 2 месяца назад
Love the new format !
@olivierbiehler8822
@olivierbiehler8822 2 месяца назад
Fantastic video and extremely helpful advice!....👍🙏
@Kidkosmos
@Kidkosmos 2 месяца назад
PULL UP GANG, UNITE!
@hbua5539
@hbua5539 2 месяца назад
great vid but personnally I think sthg is wrong when pullups are not in S tier
@user-pi8fr2um8y
@user-pi8fr2um8y 2 месяца назад
Thanks for the informative video
@TheFitnessPsycho
@TheFitnessPsycho 16 дней назад
Literally saw this on the way to the gym for a pull day, amazing timing
@letterkeys4440
@letterkeys4440 2 месяца назад
Below the knee rack pulls are my absolute favorite for lower back
@MrHadane
@MrHadane 2 месяца назад
Might as well just do RDLs mate.
@letterkeys4440
@letterkeys4440 2 месяца назад
@@MrHadane lmao what? I’m not slamming my hammies just to barely feel anything in my back. Just a reminder I don’t think a single person on this planet reps rdl’s with more weight than they deadlift. Also not a single person alive reps rack pulls with less weight then they deadlift. You catching my point? Anyways in my push/pull/leg split I’m hitting rdl’s the next day
@AZ-gs6hj
@AZ-gs6hj 2 месяца назад
Hyperextentions with a weight plate or if your gym has a hyperextention machine even better. You can remove all the other muscles and focus only on the lower back.
@letterkeys4440
@letterkeys4440 2 месяца назад
@@AZ-gs6hj I literally only use the hyper extension machine when I’m too lazy for heavy rack pulls or if the platforms and barbells are occupied 😤 Literally nothing compares for the strength gains. In terms of hypertrophy ur right - I get insane pumps on the hyper extension with plates
@pissy4476
@pissy4476 2 месяца назад
For lower back? I feel like rack pulls are more effective for the traps. On the topic of lower back, zercher deadlifts with back rounding are insane bro.
@ChrisPTY507
@ChrisPTY507 2 месяца назад
Nothing beats the classic Dumbbell Pullovers. They are incredibly underrated, and you won't realize it until you see the insane results and the improvement in your v-taper.
@adamlucina
@adamlucina 2 месяца назад
I really like the cable version, you take a bench, angle it 60-75 degrees, put your head below the cable, so the arms can just reach the attachment and do the pullover. Its really feels like nautilus pullover without any instability.
@calebford6318
@calebford6318 2 месяца назад
Tension curve leaves a lot to be desired. There are smarter ways to workout, no need to be stubborn
@ChrisPTY507
@ChrisPTY507 2 месяца назад
@@calebford6318 No stubbornness here, man. Just do the workout with proper, diligent form and the results will speak for itself. No even need to argue here.
@chonkeboi
@chonkeboi 2 месяца назад
@@calebford6318it’s lengthened biased and is literally a lengthened partial which is shown to cause at least equal or more growth than full rom. I’m not much of a science guy when it comes to lifting but they are a good exercise when you look at it anecdotally and scientifically. They might not be the best but they are definitely a good one.
@cumquat8320
@cumquat8320 2 месяца назад
The lats have no leverage in that position 😂
@vahid6418
@vahid6418 2 месяца назад
Great content! Tnx Jeff
@harshitsingh8747
@harshitsingh8747 2 месяца назад
thanks, useful information is much appreciated
@alan8031
@alan8031 2 месяца назад
Well, standard barbell row a B tier when all emg studies show high activation in all back (upper, mid and lower), I disagree with you
@R3dCol0r
@R3dCol0r 2 месяца назад
"Does it feel good? Check" Ranked with science?? You can't be serious... 🤦‍♂️
@R3dCol0r
@R3dCol0r 2 месяца назад
Why don't you just call it "my personal favorites" or something.
@UrheiluhuIIu
@UrheiluhuIIu 2 месяца назад
Because using word "science" on the title gives you a lot more views. As a scientist I hate this trend.
@thesoundmajors9858
@thesoundmajors9858 2 месяца назад
why don't you stop crying
@DiEgOo440
@DiEgOo440 Месяц назад
@@R3dCol0r tHE FEELING IS literally an used metric, are you dumb?
@eddiesymons8390
@eddiesymons8390 Месяц назад
Well Jeff is right though. If it doesn't feel good then there's no point doing it. Science doesn't have to be purely about EMG data and all that bullshit when it's about your own body and what is right for you
@TheLotan
@TheLotan 2 месяца назад
Goddamn bro your production quality is next level. Best on RU-vid.
@gp.sculpturself
@gp.sculpturself 2 дня назад
Amazing! Thank you for sharing
@Pulse718
@Pulse718 2 месяца назад
barbell row and pendlay row are A tier minimum , both are really functional movements and the stability requirements is a good thing because they also work the lower back unlike those machine rows
@bert4999
@bert4999 2 месяца назад
Functionality was not a priority in his framework of analysis though
@bobdarrick2628
@bobdarrick2628 2 месяца назад
Wdym by functional? When in real life do u use a barbell row? Also that doesn’t matter for hypertrophy at all.
@bobdarrick2628
@bobdarrick2628 2 месяца назад
@@Bramble20322 bench press is more useful than all of those. It helps your pushing strength the most. That’s useful if you’re throwing a ball (sport) or pushing/punching someone (fight in hopefully self defence).
@Damdaaa
@Damdaaa 2 месяца назад
​@@bobdarrick2628throwing a ball is mostly shoulders anyway, difficult to train because it's a lot external and internal rotation. and throwing sports are not exactly "functional" training for functionality is stupid anyway. If you truly want to be "functional" for any given task then train to get more functional in that task, the muscle you gained from optimal hypertrophy training can greatly assist in becoming more functional. Don't chase 2 goals with 1 means, it's usually not more efficient.
@bobdarrick2628
@bobdarrick2628 2 месяца назад
@@Damdaaa wait what? I train in a mostly hypertrophic way but a bit for strength as well. And rear delt work I do more for health purposes. I should do cardio though more tbf.
@Kylie_nice_girl_doll
@Kylie_nice_girl_doll 2 месяца назад
Your latest upload was stellar! Your consistency is truly admirable Keep creating awesome content, you're phenomenal
@lyrionmatheus
@lyrionmatheus 2 месяца назад
Thanks for the class
@alphadeltaroflcopter
@alphadeltaroflcopter 2 месяца назад
This video is an instant subscribe. Amazing in depth info and very nice editing style
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