Cable Pushdown (with Rope Attachment)
How strong is your Cable Pushdown (with Rope Attachment)? Compare your lift against population strength standards and estimate your 1RM.
Strength standards (× bodyweight)
| Strength standards | Male | Female |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner | 0.3× | — |
| Novice | 0.5× | — |
| Intermediate | 0.75× | — |
| Advanced | 1.05× | — |
| Elite | 1.35× | — |
Muscles worked
Open the strength calculator →Cable Pushdown (with Rope Attachment) FAQ
What is a good Cable Pushdown (with Rope Attachment)?
Strength is measured as a multiple of your bodyweight: a beginner Cable Pushdown (with Rope Attachment) is around 0.3× bodyweight for men, an intermediate lifter reaches about 0.75× bodyweight for men, an elite Cable Pushdown (with Rope Attachment) is roughly 1.35× bodyweight for men. See the table above for every tier for men and women.
How do I calculate my Cable Pushdown (with Rope Attachment) one-rep max?
Enter the weight you lifted and how many reps you completed into the strength calculator. It estimates your one-rep max and shows which tier — from beginner to elite — your Cable Pushdown (with Rope Attachment) falls into.
What equipment do I need for the Cable Pushdown (with Rope Attachment)?
The Cable Pushdown (with Rope Attachment) is a cable exercise. You can log it and track your progress against strength standards in the free calculator.