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Lever One Arm Bent Over Row
A single-arm row on a plate-loaded lever arm from a hinged stance, building the lats and mid-back one side at a time while the free hand braces the frame.
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Primary
Latissimus dorsi
Secondary
RhomboidsRear deltoidsBicepsSpinal erectors
Equipment
Barbell
Pattern
Horizontal pull
Setup
- 01Load one lever arm and stand beside or over the machine.
- 02Hinge at the hips until the torso is near parallel to the floor.
- 03Grip the handle with one hand and brace the other hand on the frame or thigh.
- 04Set a flat back and square the shoulders to the floor.
Execution
- 01Row the handle toward the hip with the elbow tracking close to the ribs.
- 02Pull the shoulder blade back and down at the top.
- 03Pause briefly without rotating the torso open.
- 04Lower to a full stretch, letting the lat lengthen at the bottom.
Checkpoints
- -Hips and shoulders stay square, not twisted toward the working side.
- -The torso angle holds steady across the set.
- -The handle travels toward the hip, not the shoulder.
- -The braced arm supports posture without pushing the rep up.
Common mistakes
- -Rotating the trunk to jerk the weight past the sticking point.
- -Standing taller each rep as fatigue builds.
- -Shrugging the working shoulder into the ear.
- -Skipping the bottom stretch to keep constant top-half tension.
Programming notes
- -Use 3 to 4 sets of 8 to 12 reps per arm, weak side first.
- -The fixed lever arc lets you push closer to failure than a free dumbbell row.
- -Match total reps between sides to keep symmetry.
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