Pull Strength Workout - 60min Advanced
This advanced pull session targets your posterior chain and biceps through a structured strength progression. You will start with heavy compound pulls to build raw power and transition into high-volume isolation work for muscular endurance. This workout utilizes Tonal's digital resistance to provide constant tension that traditional weights cannot match.
This workout is designed for experienced lifters and athletes, like rock climbers or rowers, who need significant pulling power. It is ideal for those who have mastered Tonal form and want to push their strength limits.
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Workout Plan
Rest 120 to 180 seconds between heavy compound sets to ensure full recovery. For accessory and isolation movements, reduce rest to 60 to 90 seconds.
Why this order
The programming follows a compound-to-isolation hierarchy to allow you to move the most weight while your central nervous system is fresh. We transition from bilateral movements to unilateral and rotational variations to fix muscle imbalances and improve core stability before finishing with high-rep arm work.
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Start Free with AI CoachFrequently Asked Questions
What digital weight should I aim for on the first two exercises?
You should aim for a weight that makes the 5th or 6th rep feel like you have only 1 rep left in the tank while maintaining perfect form.
Can I use Spotter Mode on the heavy rows and pulldowns?
Yes, Spotter Mode is highly recommended for the initial heavy sets so you can safely reach failure without a partner.
Why does the rep range increase as the workout progresses?
The low reps on compounds build maximum strength and neurological drive, while higher reps on isolation exercises promote hypertrophy and metabolic stress for muscle growth.
How often should I perform this specific pull workout?
Because of the high intensity and advanced volume, performing this once or twice a week with at least 48 hours of rest between pull sessions is ideal for recovery.