This bilateral landmine row variation focuses on building middle-back thickness while encouraging symmetrical pulling strength. It’s a great alternative to traditional barbell rows with excellent range of motion and minimal lower-back strain.
Instructions
- Load one end of an Olympic barbell and secure the other end to prevent movement.
- Bend forward until your torso is near parallel to the ground with a slight knee bend.
- Grip the bar with both hands behind the plates.
- Row the bar toward your lower chest, keeping your elbows close to your sides. Squeeze your back muscles at the top.
- Lower the bar slowly and under control. Avoid bouncing or letting the plates touch the ground.
- Repeat for the desired number of repetitions.
Related Muscle Groups
- Middle Back
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