AngryMuscles
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various grips?
Yes, meaning pinkies on rings, inside more, and index fingers on rings.AngryMuscles said:various grips?
I never tried traditional t-bar rows w.o the chest-support b/c I always thought that if you have one hand ontop of the other, you will be working that arm more than the one on the bottom.AngryMuscles said:either the vice versa row or 2-handed rows. I find them to be lower back savers since they don't put any pressure on that area unlike the traditional t-bar row..though..varieties are good I suppose
Winter said:I never tried traditional t-bar rows w.o the chest-support b/c I always thought that if you have one hand ontop of the other, you will be working that arm more than the one on the bottom.
Thanks Luq. It's nice to see you're back and postingluquillo78 said:You're always stronger winter. Good job!
oh ok..the wt per side threw me off...Winter said:It's a machine. It's a chest-supported t-bar row. It has 2handles and the handles are moveable - you can make it wider/narrower. It is almost like a traditional t-bar row, except I'm elevated, and on an angle.
& thanks adida
Thanks Aczech. I have been and will keep stretching this shoulder out for awhile.Aczech said:Yeah, good job, sucks about the shoulder...lots of stretching should do the trick
Ouch Luq. Have you went to a doctor to check out the shoulder yet? If so, have you been on any medication to help it out?luquillo78 said:Shoulders injuries suck. I'm still not completely healed after 2 months since my rotator cuff got hurt. Be careful about hurting a tendon. Stretch is good.