Standing Adduction (Cable)

Keep your hips square and still, pulling the cable across your opposing leg using only your inner thigh. Don’t let your torso lean or twist — no side bending to help the rep.

Exercise Profile

Category
Isolation
Primary Muscle
Legs
Equipment
Bodyweight
Difficulty
Beginner

Recommended Sets & Reps

beginner
3 sets of 10-12 reps
intermediate
4 sets of 8-10 reps
advanced
4 sets of 6-8 reps

Frequently Asked Questions

What muscles does Standing Adduction (Cable) work?

Standing Adduction (Cable) primarily targets the legs.

What equipment do I need for Standing Adduction (Cable)?

Standing Adduction (Cable) requires bodyweight. No gym equipment needed.

Is Standing Adduction (Cable) good for beginners?

Standing Adduction (Cable) is rated beginner difficulty. It is suitable for beginners.

Is Standing Adduction (Cable) a compound or isolation exercise?

Standing Adduction (Cable) is a isolation exercise, meaning it focuses on a single joint and muscle group.