One Arm Cable Triceps Pushdown – Straight Handle
Learn how to do One Arm Cable Triceps Pushdown – Straight Handle with proper form. Watch the 4K video demonstration, see which muscles are worked, and follow step-by-step instructions.
One Arm Cable Triceps Pushdown – Straight Handle is a Cable exercise that primarily targets the Triceps. It has a MET value of 3.5, meaning a 70 kg person burns approximately 120 kcal in a 30-minute session.
How to Do One Arm Cable Triceps Pushdown – Straight Handle
A unilateral triceps isolation movement using a straight handle on a high pulley. The arm presses the handle downward in a controlled motion.
Instructions:
Stand upright next to the cable machine with the pulley set high.
Grab the straight handle with one hand using an overhand grip.
Keep your elbow close to your side.
Extend your elbow fully to push the handle down.
Control the return to the starting position.
Common mistakes:
Letting the elbow drift forward
Using the shoulder to assist
Not locking out at the bottom
Using momentum instead of strict control
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Primary muscleTriceps
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MET 3.5kcal = MET × weight (kg) × time (hours)
Quick Facts: One Arm Cable Triceps Pushdown – Straight Handle
- Type
- Cable exercise
- Primary muscle
- Triceps
- Secondary muscles
- None
- MET value
- 3.5
- Calories (30 min, 70 kg)
- ≈ 120 cal
- Video quality
- 4K with male and female demonstrations
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