In the Pulling category, which exercise is specifically for elbow flexors?

The exercise that specifically targets the elbow flexors is Seated arm work facing back. This exercise involves bending the elbows, which primarily engages the biceps brachii and brachialis muscles, essential components of the elbow flexor group. As you perform this exercise, the focus is on the movement that brings the forearms towards the shoulders, effectively isolating the elbow flexors and enhancing their strength and functionality.

The other exercises listed serve different muscle groups or have a broader focus. For instance, Chest expansion typically emphasizes the chest and shoulder muscles rather than isolating the elbow flexors. Rowing front primarily works on the back muscles and can involve some arm movement, but it is not specifically aimed at the elbow flexors. Horseback also engages multiple muscle groups, primarily around the core and lower body, rather than specifically targeting the elbow flexors. Understanding the targeted muscle groups for specific exercises helps in designing effective fitness routines focused on particular strength goals.