just back from my gym and noticed there's a pulley attachment

Straight bar. You can use it for curls or pull downs.

http://www.sportsmith.net/productsearch.aspx?dsNav=N:40028

It's for rotational work. Or grip oriented bullshit.

>>34922130
OP here - the pic I used is of a straight bar but I cant see any examples of what I'm talking about on that site. the loop is at the end. I'll try drawing it:

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>>34922164
do you know its name so I can google

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>>34922063
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3fDepIp5Gs

>>34922063
saw it once, a baseball player came to gym bringing that thing like 1m bar with a metal loop at the end, he warmed up did some standard exercises after that he attached that thing to a cable machine and start like swinging it like it was a baseball bat from different angles

>>34922210
I think I know what you are taking about OP
my gym has one, don't know what it's called but I see people using it to do woodchoppers
Kind of like this right?:
https://youtu.be/OQHWi20_Jx8

This was driving me crazy so I looked for half an hour. Cable bar attachment.

Why are there no dedicate T-Bar rows handles?
The cable one's uneven due to the connector.

>>34922599
yeah this is it - they also have one that is about 10 inches long.

>>34922861
I know one of its uses is for emulating sports actions, dunno what else