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Inverted Row
A bodyweight horizontal pull under a fixed bar that builds mid-back and lat strength with easily scalable difficulty.
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Primary
Latissimus dorsiRhomboids
Secondary
BicepsRear deltoidsMiddle trapeziusCore
Equipment
Bodyweight
Pattern
Horizontal pull
Setup
- 01Set a bar in a rack at roughly hip height.
- 02Lie under the bar and grip it slightly wider than shoulder width.
- 03Walk the feet out until the body forms a straight line from head to heels.
- 04Set the shoulder blades down and back before the first pull.
Execution
- 01Brace the trunk and squeeze the glutes to lock the body rigid.
- 02Pull the chest toward the bar by driving the elbows down and back.
- 03Touch or nearly touch the bar at the lower chest.
- 04Lower back to straight arms under control without letting the hips sag.
Checkpoints
- -Body stays in one rigid line throughout the rep.
- -Shoulder blades retract at the top instead of shrugging up.
- -Elbows track roughly 45 degrees from the torso.
- -Full elbow extension at the bottom of every rep.
Common mistakes
- -Letting the hips sag or pike to shorten the pull.
- -Cutting range short of chest-to-bar.
- -Yanking with the arms instead of leading with the shoulder blades.
- -Craning the chin toward the bar to fake range.
Programming notes
- -Use 3 to 4 sets of 8 to 15 reps as a pull-up progression or rowing accessory.
- -Lower the bar or elevate the feet to increase difficulty; raise the bar to regress.
- -Slow 2 to 3 second negatives are useful when reps come easily.
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