If joint discomfort or tendonitis is keeping you from training triceps, here is a joint-friendly alternative:
👉️ Set Up: Use cables with knobs or wrist cuffs. Cross the cables in front of you to create an “X” shape.
👉️ Execution: Squeeze your shoulder blades together as you extend across your body.
👉️ Benefit: Eliminates cable/knob interference and keeps the focus entirely on the tricep muscle without bothering your elbows.
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