Kroc Row
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| muscles: | Hand Flexors , Hand Extensors , Latissimus Dorsi , Teres Muscles![]() |
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| auxiliary muscles: | Biceps , Trapezius , Obliques![]() |
| required: | Dumbbell |
| optional: | Bench, Seat |
| fitness level: | Hard |
| exercise type: | Strength |
| Variations available (27) |

General And Specifics
- the kroc row is a variation of the Leaning Dumbbell Row
- one of the differences is the work with a bigger explosion of strength
- furthermore, the goal is to do many reps with a heavy weight (20-30 reps with each arm) and the range of motion is bigger than in the regular dumbbell row
- the exercise is for advanced learners because of the heavy weights, the core is required intensively
- improve your grip strength and train the upper back
Starting Position
- grasp a heavy dumbbell with one hand
- stand upright, the feet are hip width apart and slightly staggered
- bend over a bit and support yourself with the free hand on the knee, weight bench or a chair
- bend the knees a bit
- let the weight hang down with the arm stretched
- this shoulder is lower
Correct Executions
- bend the arm and pull the weight powerfully to the lower side of the thorax
- the shoulder comes up and the shoulder blade moves towards the other one (this creates the pulling from the back area)
- afterwards, let the weight sink down slowly, the shoulder follows the motion again
- again, the upper body turn in a bit and the lat is stretched
- make sure that the shoulder is always higher than the hip, do not fully stretch the elbow
- do not use momentum
- do lots of reps, then train the other arm
- the muscle failure should set in at a number of +20 reps
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