Variations Of Upright Row

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Bent Over Row With Barbell, Underhand Grip

muscles:	Latissimus Dorsi, Trapezius, Teres Muscles, Deltoids
auxiliary muscles:	Biceps, Hand Flexors
		required:	Barbell / EZ Bar
		fitness level:	Hard
		exercise type:	Strength

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Pendlay Row

muscles:	Latissimus Dorsi, Teres Muscles
auxiliary muscles:	Hand Flexors, Pectoralis Major, Trapezius, Lower Back, Deltoids, Biceps
		required:	Barbell
		fitness level:	Hard
		exercise type:	Strength, Plyometrics

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Bent Over Row With Barbell, Overhand Grip

muscles:	Deltoids, Latissimus Dorsi, Trapezius, Teres Muscles
auxiliary muscles:	Biceps, Hand Flexors
		required:	EZ Bar / Barbell
		fitness level:	Hard
		exercise type:	Strength

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Inverted Row Between Chairs

muscles:	Trapezius, Teres Muscles, Latissimus Dorsi
auxiliary muscles:	Deltoids, Biceps, Hand Flexors
		required:	Seat, Broomstick, Towel
		optional:	Stool
		fitness level:	Normal
		exercise type:	Strength

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Bent Over Row With Dumbbells

muscles:	Teres Muscles, Deltoids, Latissimus Dorsi, Trapezius
auxiliary muscles:	Lower Back, Biceps, Hand Flexors
		required:	Dumbbells (2)
		fitness level:	Normal
		exercise type:	Strength

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Row In Static Squat-Position

muscles:	Latissimus Dorsi, Quadriceps, Hamstrings, Glutes
auxiliary muscles:	Biceps, Hand Flexors, Trapezius, Lower Back, Teres Muscles, Deltoids
		required:	Dumbbells (2)
		fitness level:	Normal
		exercise type:	Strength

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T-Bar Row

muscles:	Latissimus Dorsi
auxiliary muscles:	Lower Back, Teres Muscles, Deltoids, Biceps, Hand Flexors, Trapezius
		required:	Barbell
		optional:	Towel
		fitness level:	Normal
		exercise type:	Strength

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Kroc Row

muscles:	Latissimus Dorsi, Teres Muscles, Hand Extensors, Hand Flexors
auxiliary muscles:	Trapezius, Obliques, Biceps
		required:	Dumbbell
		optional:	Seat, Bench
		fitness level:	Hard
		exercise type:	Strength

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Bent Over Row With Core Twist And Dumbbell, Single-Arm

muscles:	Trapezius, Teres Muscles, Deltoids, Latissimus Dorsi
auxiliary muscles:	Lower Back, Rectus Abdominis, Biceps, Obliques, Hand Flexors
		required:	Dumbbell / Kettlebell
		fitness level:	Hard
		exercise type:	Strength

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Meadow Row

muscles:	Latissimus Dorsi, Teres Muscles
auxiliary muscles:	Biceps, Hand Flexors, Hand Extensors, Trapezius, Deltoids
		required:	Barbell
		fitness level:	Normal
		exercise type:	Strength

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Upright Row With Dumbbells

muscles:	Trapezius, Deltoids
auxiliary muscles:	Biceps, Hand Flexors, Serratus Anterior
		required:	Dumbbells (2) / Kettlebells (2)
		fitness level:	Normal
		exercise type:	Strength

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Row With Dumbbell, Leaning

muscles:	Teres Muscles, Deltoids, Latissimus Dorsi, Trapezius
auxiliary muscles:	Biceps, Hand Flexors
		required:	Kettlebell / Dumbbell, Bench / Seat
		fitness level:	Normal
		exercise type:	Strength

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Inverted Row With Partner

muscles:	Latissimus Dorsi, Trapezius, Teres Muscles
auxiliary muscles:	Biceps, Hand Flexors, Deltoids
		required:	Workout Partner
		fitness level:	Hard
		exercise type:	Strength

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Bent Over Balance Row, Double-Handed

muscles:	Latissimus Dorsi, Trapezius, Teres Muscles
auxiliary muscles:	Deltoids, Hamstrings, Biceps, Glutes, Hand Flexors, Lower Back
		required:	Dumbbells (2) / Kettlebells (2)
		fitness level:	Hard
		exercise type:	Strength

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Door Row

muscles:	Latissimus Dorsi, Teres Muscles
auxiliary muscles:	Hand Flexors, Trapezius, Biceps
		required:	Doable Without Equipment And Weights
		optional:	Towel
		fitness level:	Normal
		exercise type:	Strength

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