Lat Pulldown strength checks

Lat Pulldown Milestone Calculators

Find lat pulldown milestone calculators for 50 to 200 lb and 20 to 100 kg, or check another cable-stack weight with the general standards tool.

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A lat pulldown milestone starts with the number selected on your cable stack. This hub contains 31 weight checks, covering 50 to 200 lb and 20 to 100 kg, including 52 kg and 66 kg options. Choose the page that matches your machine’s unit and selected weight, or use the general lat pulldown calculator for a different setting.

Use your completed repetitions, bodyweight and sex to interpret the result, while keeping the grip, torso position and pulling range consistent. Cable systems can feel different at the same displayed weight. Track milestones on the same station where possible, and keep these results separate from weighted pull-ups or other pulldown variations.

Find the pulldown weight you used

Match the cable stack’s unit and number before choosing a milestone.

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Lat Pulldown Milestones in Pounds (lb)

Choose the listed lat pulldown weight in pounds. Each page puts that weight in context with your completed set.

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Lat Pulldown Milestones in Kilograms (kg)

Choose the listed lat pulldown weight in kilograms. Each page puts that weight in context with your completed set.

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How to compare lat pulldown milestones

A useful cable-pulling comparison keeps the station and movement consistent.

Read the stack label

Choose pounds or kilograms from the markings on the machine. The same number in the other unit is a different weight.

Use the same cable station

Pulley systems and friction vary, so the displayed weight does not make different machines directly comparable.

Keep the pulling style steady

Use the same grip, torso position and range of motion when comparing your recorded sets.

Assess pulldowns as pulldowns

A cable pulldown milestone is not a weighted pull-up result. Use the linked general tool for other pulldown weights.