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Thanks prinze.
184 cm.
My rows were shit, but i was tired
75were alot better.
184 cm.
My rows were shit, but i was tired
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I hate barbell rows because it takes away the stress from the upper back and makes the movement into a full body jerk almost....And this isn't y'all fault: it's the nature of the exercise. Thats why I personally love Dumbbell Rows and Cable Rows a lot more. They hit the upper back much more efficiently.
I also think your Deadlift were really really good. You maintain good form at all times and I think thats very very impressive! Major props to you for that.
As for Front Squats: good form. You have good ROM. With the mobility drills you're doing you'll only get better. Make sure you don't allow your knees to come in. Mental cues are very important. So when you are doing the lift, don't think "knees should not come in". This creates negative reinforcement. Think something positive like "knees pushed out".
Barbell rows are a very good move for back IMO, a bit of leg drive doent hurt anyone, and no other back exersice ( t-bar rows) can load the whole back like BB rows
Dumbell rows are awesome for sure, and cable rows have their place, but you cant compare them to BB rows imo, just look at the guys with the best back development and back strength, big rowers!
You're right. Usally they are alot more strict, but 80kg was a new PR and i was tired as fuckI also do like DB rows alot more. As you said, i might change this soon, to do DB rows only. But i like the mixture between those 2 exercises, i've been doing great process by doing 1xbarbell rows and 1xDB rows a week. Might go for Cable rows and DB rows, are we talking seated cable rows? Close or wide grip?
Think i'll be going for wide, so that my target will be the back of my shoulders - Elbows out
When i do DB rows - Elbows in, for the lats.
I believe that will be awesome. Do you have a link for the exercise, you would suggest?
Thanks man. Deadlift and squat are really my number one favor exercises. Not sumo deadlift, i hate that, and will not do itMy "Mentor" asked me about that, i said no
Simply hate it...
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Will do that, my main problem, which doesn't show very well, is that i tend to fall over and loose the "arch" in my back. I get a round lower back. I've been thinking wrong lately. I've been doing plank, but imo you can really withdraw plank strength into squat, it will help me alot in DL, which it did. But i'm gonna do some Plate loaded front squat, and see if that helps.
- Thanks btw.
Actually, the best Deadlifters are the guys with the strongest upper backs and to build the strongest upper back you need the most efficiency which dumbbell rows beats barbell rows at.
However, I agree with you on that everything has it's place. That is why, IMO, doing more than 2 back rowing exercises is a good thing. I prefer dumbbell rows and cable rows because it hits everything. This is in addition to weighted pull-ups, facepulls and deadlifts.
So yeah, you're right, everything has it's place but dumbbell rows are better for back training versus barbell rows.
Sexy????Great Rows!
Please find another adjective haha
heavy rows buddy. good session overall.
Nice rows.
Great Rows!
Please find another adjective haha
Stupendous rows?



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