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T-Bar Chest-Supported Row

Build a stronger back with the Lever Lying Bar T Row! Target your back muscles with controlled movements for optimal gains.

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Required Equipment

Plate Loaded T-Bar Row Machine thumbnail
Plate Loaded T-Bar Row Machine
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Weight Plates

Muscle Groups

Primary

Secondary

Instructions

  • Weights (optional, based on strength level)

1. Setup:

  • Adjust the height of the machine if necessary to suit your body size.

  • Load the appropriate weight onto the machine, starting with a lighter weight if you are a beginner.

  1. Positioning:

    • Lie face down on the padded surface of the T Bar row machine.

    • Position your hips on the pad and ensure your chest is resting on the support. Your feet should be placed firmly on the floor.

    • Grab the handles with a neutral grip (palms facing each other). Your hands should be shoulder-width apart.

  2. Starting Position:

    • Keep your back straight and engage your core to maintain stability.

    • Let your arms extend fully towards the machine's weight, ensuring that your shoulders are relaxed.

  3. Movement:

    • Begin the row by pulling the handles towards your torso, focusing on using your back muscles.

    • Keep your elbows close to your body as you pull.

    • Squeeze your shoulder blades together at the top of the movement.

    • Slowly release the handles back to the starting position, ensuring not to drop the weight suddenly.

  4. Repetitions:

    • Perform the movement in a controlled manner for 8-12 repetitions, depending on your fitness level.

    • Take a short rest before repeating for 2-3 sets.

  5. Cool Down:

    • After completing your sets, take a moment to stretch your back and arms to promote flexibility and recovery.

Tips:

  • Focus on maintaining proper form throughout the movement to prevent injury.

  • Avoid using momentum to lift the weight; the movement should be smooth and controlled.

  • Adjust the weight and repetitions based on your comfort and strength level.