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Inverted Row Bent Knees

An easier inverted row performed with knees bent and feet flat, reducing the load so beginners can groove a strict horizontal pull.

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Primary

Latissimus dorsiRhomboids

Secondary

BicepsRear deltoidsMiddle trapezius

Equipment

Bodyweight

Pattern

Horizontal pull

Setup

  1. 01Set a bar in a rack at roughly hip height.
  2. 02Lie under the bar and grip it slightly wider than shoulder width.
  3. 03Bend the knees to about 90 degrees and plant both feet flat on the floor.
  4. 04Lift the hips so shoulders, hips, and knees form a straight line.

Execution

  1. 01Brace the trunk and keep the hips lifted.
  2. 02Pull the chest to the bar by driving the elbows down and back.
  3. 03Pause briefly with the shoulder blades fully retracted.
  4. 04Lower to straight arms under control without dropping the hips.

Checkpoints

  • -Hips stay in line with shoulders and knees the whole set.
  • -Feet stay flat and quiet, not pushing the body upward.
  • -Chest reaches the bar on every rep.
  • -Arms fully extend at the bottom.

Common mistakes

  • -Driving through the legs to assist the pull.
  • -Letting the hips drop as reps get hard.
  • -Shrugging the shoulders toward the ears at the top.
  • -Rushing the lowering phase.

Programming notes

  • -Use 3 to 4 sets of 10 to 15 reps while building toward straight-leg inverted rows.
  • -Walk the feet farther out over time to progress difficulty gradually.
  • -Good high-frequency option since recovery cost is low.

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