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The Perfect Barbell Row Technique for BACK THICKNESS

The Perfect Barbell Row Technique for BACK THICKNESS

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There are several muscles that make up the mid/upper back: the traps, rhomboids, teres major and minor, erector spinae, and infraspinatus. Most of these are responsible for one primary movement: retraction of the scapula. Anytime you pull a weight toward your body horizontally from out in front of you, such as when you row, all those muscles are firing. When it comes to building a thick, well developed back, you must row to grow. Which is why the Barbell Row is, by far, the best overall mass builder when it comes to back development. Not only are you building back thickness through loading the function of scapula retraction, but the lats-which are responsible for back width-are getting a good deal of stimulus as well. Did you like this video? Then you-ll love my video on The Perfect Bench Press Technique for MASSIVE PECS
Date: 2022-04-12

Comments and reviews: 10


totally useless if you suffer with lower back problems that angle is impossible to maintain. i do the same sort of thing but on an incline bench using it as a brace across my chest whilst sitting at a 45- angle with legs and feet behind my body. does same function and no lower back pain and even less chance of injury
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im an asian guy, and i only stand 5'5 ft tall. i started as skinny and now i had muscles but still dont know where or what program should stick with. do you prefer any workout program for small and skinny guys like me? im still struggling to add up body mass, maybe because i have fast metabolism.
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Stumbled across this video by accident looking for something else. Hit play. Three mins in hit the Sub and Bell. High quality video and very informative. Look forward to new ones once i catch up on the older ones. lol. Great job and keep em coming.
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at first i thought you have to put the weight below the knew but when i do that i go completely Parallel to the ground and as i see this guy doing it right he is at 30 degree angle. i have really long limbs, maybe its because of that.
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Brian Alsurhe says to go extremely heavy with the barbell row even if you jerk it up. He's a strong man that goes massively heavy and he says it's ok to jerk the bar up. Wow does he have an impressive thick build.
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My fullbody routine includes barbell row and pull-ups. But I wonder if I should do underhand row + overhand pull-ups, or overhand row + underhand pull-ups.
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These videos are excellent. They have a lot of good information yet are entertaining as well. Alpha man is awesome! Thanks for the great info!
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The explanation method combined with highly informative editing makes this one of the best videos for back workouts. Excellent work sir
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Got a good deal of advice on this, like when rowing keep form on core squeezing the lats at the top but not holding it. Great job
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Great video. Thanks, found the EZ curl bar has a pretty comfortable grip for this exercise too especially for home workout.
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