Not exact matches
This modified version of a one - arm
dumbbell row can help you put on mass and carve detail like no other exercise, so make sure to
include it in your routine if you want stellar back development.
That being said, you'll benefit the most from
including more compound exercises like bench presses, squats and
dumbbell rows in your training program.
Haney's workout protocol also
includes excellent isolation movements like wo - arm
dumbbell rows, one - arm pulley
rows and machine pullovers.
Isolation movements for the side head
include side
dumbbell raises and wide grip upright
rows.
The exercises which are most suitable for partial reps
include the bench press, squats, deadlifts, barbell and
dumbbell curls, barbell shoulder press, dips, close grip bench, pushdowns and bent - over
rows.
For the bent over-movement we recommend
including barbell
dumbbell rows.
Dumbbell rowing is considered as one of the best compound exercises for building up the back muscles and you should not hesitate to
include them in your training program.
Both the seated
row and one arm
dumbbell rows are good back exercises, so
include one of them in your back workout.
These types of exercises
include the bench press (flat, incline and decline), squats (and other squat variations), deadlifts (and other deadlift variations),
rows (bent over barbell /
dumbbell rows, t - bar
rows, seated chest supported
rows, etc.), pull - ups, dips, and overhead presses.
Both the seated
row and 2 arm
dumbbell rows are good exercises for the middle back muscles, so
include one of them in your back workout.
Exercises that build these muscles
include rear deltoid raises, seated cable
rows, wide - grip lat pulls, pull - ups, bent - over
rows, and one - arm
dumbbell rows.
Warm up routine
includes: 2 × 12 - 15 clean and press (60 - second rest) 1 × 10 jump squat / box jump (30 - second rest) 1 × 10 plyo (hand clap) push - up (30 - second rest) 1 × 12 bent - over barbell or
dumbbell row (60 - second rest)
This
includes any horizontal
row variation (e.g. barbell
row, one arm
row, t - bar
row, cable seated
row — see more) and the
dumbbell pullover.
Some harder options
include: planks with
dumbbell rows, plank rollouts using a wheel, side shuffle planks, knee drive planks, plank with arm extension, plank into push - up, and rolling planks.