
Bent Over Two-Arm Long Bar Row
Load one end of an Olympic barbell and wedge the other so it can't slide. Hinge parallel to the floor and row the bar with both arms to the lower chest.
- Dificuldade
- Intermédio
- Tipo
- Força
- Mecânica
- Composto
- Força
- Puxar
- Músculos
- 4
Sequência
01 · bar setup
Put weight on one of the ends of an Olympic barbell. Make sure that you either place the other end of the barbell in the corner of two walls; or put a heavy object on the ground so the barbell cannot slide backward.
02 · hinge
Bend forward until your torso is as close to parallel with the floor as you can and keep your knees slightly bent.
03 · grip
Now grab the bar with both arms just behind the plates on the side where the weight was placed and put your other hand on your knee. This will be your starting position.
04 · pull
Pull the bar straight up with your elbows in (to maximize back stimulation) until the plates touch your lower chest. Squeeze the back muscles as you lift the weight up and hold for a second at the top of the movement. Breathe out as you lift the weight. Tip: Use a stirrup or double handle cable attachment by hooking it under the end of the bar.
05 · lower
Slowly lower the bar to the starting position getting a nice stretch on the lats. Tip: Do not let the plates touch the floor. To ensure the best range of motion, I recommend using small plates (25-lb ones) as opposed to larger plates (like 35-45lb ones).
06 · repeat
Repeat for the recommended amount of repetitions.
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