Fitness
Resistance Band Face Pull Break
A resistance band face pull break is a light desk reset—high elbows and external rotation—to balance push-heavy home training and screen posture.
A resistance band face pull break is a desk or mid-session reset—anchor at face height, pull handles toward the temples with elbows high, externally rotate at the end, two sets of fifteen slow reps. It counters rounded-shoulder posture from screens and push-heavy home plans without needing a cable stack.
Stay light; burns are not the goal. Pair with thoracic extension or a short walk.
Common questions
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How heavy should band face pulls be?
Light enough to pause with hands beside the temples without shrugging. If traps take over, lighten the band or lower the anchor slightly below face level.
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