The bent-over two-arm dumbbell row is an excellent back exercise because of its effectiveness for building muscle and strength. It’s a variation of the ‘row’ which is a commonly-used type of movement that is arguably the best overall for back development. Having a strong, well-developed...
Dumbbells are free weights, and free weights challenge our stability. Performing bent-over dumbbell rows will drastically improve the strength and functionality of our core musculature, which is priceless. It isn’t a secret that solid core muscles prevent injuries and protect our lumbar spine from ...
Benefits of Dumbbell Bent-Over Rows The two-arm bent-over dumbbell row targets upper and middle back muscles, including the trapezius, infraspinatus, rhomboids, latissimus dorsi, teres major, and teres minor. The pectoralis major (chest) and brachialis (upper arm) also get worked along with t...
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Barbell rows may look or even feel funny when you are first trying them out. Stick with them and they will heap piles of muscle on your middle and upper back while helping correct any imbalances that you may have in your shoulder capsule. A long time sta
Here’s everything you need to know about the bent over row, including the proper form, benefits, and how to modify or progress the move.
Emphasis: Be sure that both arms get equal attention - if one arm is weaker, give it more attention. Lift: Raise the kettlebell to your chest in a straight line. Lower it under control. Repetitions: Perform all prescribed reps on one side, then on th
摘要: Features the bent-over barbell row, an exercise that serve as the foundation for developing strength and mass in the upper back. Muscles being developed by the barbell row; Variations of the movement performed by Lee Haney, Achim Albrecht and Dorian Yates. 年份: 1993 收藏...
Sit on the end of a bench while holding a dumbbell in each hand. Bend your torso over so it’s nearly parallel to the floor with your back straight. Then lift your elbows up so they’re tucked into your sides with your upper arms parallel to the floor. ...