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A hybrid movement that blends plank stability with single-arm rows, this exercise challenges strength, posture, and total-body control. It is especially effective in improving anti-rotation core strength and scapular control.
Instructions
- Set two kettlebells shoulder-width apart on the floor and grip the handles in a push-up position.
- Keep your body straight from head to heels, bracing your core and widening your feet for balance.
- Press one kettlebell into the ground while rowing the other toward your ribs.
- Lower with control and alternate arms for each repetition.
Related Muscle Groups
- Middle Back
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