Bent Over Row With Barbell, Overhand Grip
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muscles: | Latissimus Dorsi, Trapezius, Teres Muscles, Deltoids |
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auxiliary muscles: | Biceps, Hand Flexors |
required: | Barbell or EZ Bar |
fitness level: | Hard |
exercise type: | Strength |
Variations available (27) |
General And Specifics
- beginners start with a light weight, because there are a lot of stabilizing muscles involved, for instance bottom, adductors and musculus biceps femoris
- practising the back exercise wrongly or using a too heavy weight can provoke injuries
- if you are used to the process of the exercise, you can increase the weight
- in contrast to Bent over Row with Barbell, Underhand Grip the focus is more on the trapezius, deltoid and musculus teres major/teres minor
- the elbows are farer away from the body than in the under hand grip
Starting Position
- stand in front of the barbell you want to use
- squat, brace your body and take the barbell with shoulder width over hand grip
- tilt your upper body from the hip up forwards, up to 45 degrees
- push your bottom back
- back is still straight
- feet shoulder width apart
- the barbell is arranged in the knee area
Correct Execution
- pull the barbell into the target zone: lower end of sternum till upper abs
- your back stays straight
- the shoulder blades move together
- hold the weight up for a brief moment
- let it sink to the knees slowly
- repeat exercise for an effective strength workout