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@big-red
Any advice on these rows? Too strict or not strict enough? Should I be standing up more before rowing or drop weight to keep level? 195 x 3
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@hyper
Use less weight and stay more still. Your back will thank me
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@alexgrover.eth
Looks fine to me. Do you have a specific strength goal youโ€™re working towards?
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@danteac
Amazing posture broski! You look really strong. I would only suggest the angle to 45 degrees. Great job!
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@silentjohn
re-reading these comments ... man, a lot of BAD advice. most people here don't even know that this is a pendlay row. I'm not a form coach, but be wary with implementing any of the advice here. Watch Steve Shaw's form review on pendlay rows: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEgK9gikRTM
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@block1337.eth
workout
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@jdl
hard to see but you could try getting the bar in contact lower down your torso otherwise babe my advice is to be less of a snack
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@silentjohn
No real advice... Once I got around 200lbs x 5 I realized I was just cheating more and more to move the weight. That's one thing I don't like about bb rows. I'm sure these work, but when I moved to db rows, cable rows, machine rows, etc, my lats blew up (and less stress on low back)
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@omgidrawedit
Damn nice form. Your lower back and hams got a lot more stretch than mine. !! Nice tee also. 10 $degen
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@halfbreed
Bro your a beast 100 $degen
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@ashish-007
Looks great. Opening the chest a little, lifting it up a bit with your face straight might hit your muscles better.
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@chef-andreynest
Monster 29 $DEGEN
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If you are going for a bent over row, Iโ€™d lift to just above the knees. Will keep your back more activated throughout the full range of movement. It can also help avoid some of the lower body movement you get pulling from the floor
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@maizeinrage
Less weight, more reps. More endurance. Great form! Now I just need to throw more plates on the bar.
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@fitgabriella
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@jamesstevens
I'm not exactly a row expert, but I use less knee hinge with the bar, go upright then slowly drop and lock myself into a sort of rdl. Bar drop is somewhere around my shin below the knee so it hangs at the bottom of the motion. Gives me room to tuck my elbows a bit more rearward on the pull.
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@parvati
If you rowed like this on a boat, the boat wouldnโ€™t move. Tells you everything you need to know.
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@sedpouya
He should modify his back and elbow angles and this is too heavy for doing this exercise
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@romansys.eth
Pretty sure it depends on what type of muscles you want to focus on
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@poletay
I recommend you do it lying down. It's will be better and much easier.,cuz your legs will rest
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