@bioforceman.training: Back width that shows from the FRONT — not the kind that only exists when you turn around. Here's the trick most guys never figure out. You can have a strong, wide back and still look narrow standing relaxed in a t-shirt. Because your lats hide when your arms drop to your sides — which is how you stand 99% of the day. So all that rowing and pulling builds a back nobody sees head-on. The width people actually clock is in that little zone under your armpit. Fill it and your whole upper body reads wider before you move a muscle. Leave it empty and you've got a gap that screams narrow no matter how much you bench. It's not a size problem. It's a placement problem — one specific muscle on the edge of your shoulder blade that almost nothing in your program is hitting on purpose. The fix isn't a new exercise. It's one grip change and one cue that flips which muscle does the work — and most guys are aiming that cue at the wrong target entirely. Aim it right and you feel it instantly, right in the gap. Save this — then check yourself relaxed in a t-shirt and find your gap 👇 Comment WIDE if this hit different Guys in the community are building frames that read from every angle, not just the back view → link in bio #backworkout #latworkout #widebackworkout #teresmajor #pullupform