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The Bent Over Row - 5 Common Mistakes Redefining Strength

The Bent Over Row - 5 Common Mistakes Redefining Strength

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5 Common Mistakes Made Performing The Bent Over Row ---Need NASM or AFAA continuing education credits? Patrick: best advice I ever received for rows or any back exercise to ensure that the back us being utilised and not the arms is by using an open/hook grip - or one that has the thumb on the outside. The closing of the thumb engages the forearm and then the biceps, but leaving the thumb on the outside of the bar forces the back to lift. Use this grip with everything back related and I never have to worry about my arms doing the work
Date: 2022-03-30

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My tip that I normaly tell my klients is, for all kind of excercises, to bring your belly button to your spine. This will totally activate core and helps you so much to get the bent over row successfully done! And absolutely important, too, is exhale when pull back and inhale going down. So by controlling respiration you do it in a perfect flow, you won't work too hasty and stay healthy.
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You'd mentioned that there is different muscle recruitment when opting for a barbell rather than dumbbells; what are the differences?
Thanks for a great video; I've been struggling with bent over rows for several months and I think your -wide chest- cue is going to do the trick! I tried it just now with body weight and could TOTALLY feel my back engaging, thanks! :)

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Hi cory, I have seen some guys at my gym doing leg workouts without shoes, So I wanted to ask if its even safe and whats the idea behind doing it without shoes? I remember there are special shoes for leg exercises
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Thanks, Coach! I was really sitting at the computer all day today! Wonderful video and the timing! What a coincidence! Anyways, it really helped, again! I'm convinced, ma'am! Cori, you're the best! --
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Really fantastic and straightforward advice, thanks again! No matter where you are in your fitness journey, form cues like these are so crucial to moving forward.
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mistake #6 people don't bend over far enough. I see some practical standing. it's like they're afraid to bend over. Or way too heavy to bend over properlly.
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These moves are so technical and you would never know they are unless you've actually studied it. I love redefined strength!
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