Tricep Pushdown strength checks

Tricep Pushdown Milestone Calculators

Explore cable triceps pushdown milestones from 50 to 150 lb and 15 to 70 kg, with a general calculator for other stack settings.

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Cable triceps pushdown milestones help you put a familiar stack setting in context. This collection offers eight pound checks from 50 to 150 lb and 11 kilogram checks from 15 to 70 kg. Choose the weight selected on your machine, or use the general triceps pushdown calculator for a setting between the listed milestones.

Keep the cable station, attachment and upper-arm position consistent when comparing sets. Your completed repetitions, bodyweight and sex help interpret the selected weight, but a matching stack number on another machine may feel different. These pages cover cable pushdowns, rather than overhead extensions or dumbbell triceps exercises.

Find your triceps pushdown stack setting

Select the unit shown on the cable machine, then choose a listed weight or use the general tool.

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Tricep Pushdown Milestones in Pounds (lb)

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

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Tricep Pushdown Milestones in Kilograms (kg)

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

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How to interpret cable pushdown milestones

Keep the station and attachment consistent so changes in the set are easier to interpret.

Use the cable pushdown exercise

These milestones cover triceps pushdowns, rather than overhead extensions or free-weight triceps exercises.

Read the selected stack weight

Use the displayed weight in its marked unit and follow the linked calculator’s instructions.

Keep the attachment consistent

Record the handle or rope and use the same setup when comparing cable pushdown sessions.

Control the upper-arm position

Keep the upper arms steady and compare repetitions through the same range instead of using body movement to finish the set.