
Back
Exercises For Women
Build strength, improve posture and feel more confident in your movements with simple, beginner-friendly back exercises.
Training your back is essential for posture, shoulder health and overall strength. Strong back muscles support safe lifting, protect your spine and help balance your upper-body shape.
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Each exercise includes simple cues and links to demonstration videos so you can learn with confidence.
Cable Overhead Raise (Straight Arm)
Sit facing the cable with your arms straight and a soft bend in your elbows. Lift the bar or rope up and overhead while keeping your shoulders down and your torso still. Lower the handles back in front of you with control, feeling your upper back and rear delts do the work.
Low Cable Row
Stand with a soft bend in your knees and your torso tall. Grip the handle from the low pulley and pull it toward your lower abdomen by driving your elbow back and keeping your shoulder down. Keep your back straight, avoid leaning, and control the return for full tension through your lats and upper back.
Landmine Row (V-Bar Attachment)
Stand over the bar with a soft knee bend and hinge forward, keeping your back flat. Grip the V-bar around the end of the barbell and pull it toward your lower chest or upper stomach by driving your elbows back. Keep your torso still, squeeze your lats, and lower with control without rounding your back.
These back exercises help women build strength, improve posture and reduce aches safely. Ideal for beginners, women over 40 and anyone starting or restarting their fitness journey.
This page includes simple cues, clear demonstrations and beginner-friendly back exercises for home or gym workouts.























