Try these low row machine variation! Get the most of this exercise by focusing on controlling the wight as you slowly return your arms back to the starting position while opening up the lats. BEST TASTING PROTEIN! 👉Make your favorite recipes using #1UpNutrition Coconut Ice Cream Whey Protein! Click link -> http://bit.ly/2ozAcg5 to order and save 20% with discount code: FB20 | 1 Up Nutrition

Carve your Body with Machine Rows ⚠️ . Here is a 2 in 1 Video showing you the difference between Low Rows and Mid Rows. ⚠️ As well as a HACK to Maximize your Lats. ⚠️ When performing Low Rows, this will emphasize your Upper Lats as your elbow will be moving farthest behind your back. ✅ However, when using a Mid Rows, this will shift emphasis to your Middle Lats since your arm makes a 90DEG bend and aligns most with those fibres. ✅ Lastly, make sure to perform Rows with One Arm each side, as you

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High Row versus Low row, do you know the difference? Rowing high uses more upper back muscles like traps and rear shoulders. Lower rows use more of your bigger back muscles like the lats. Both have a place in a solid exercise fitness program. If you want to get a bigger back, DM me DEVELOP and let’s talk.  at: @legiongymct #men #dad #rowing #backworkout #backrows #latworkout #bigback #exercise #workout #fitness #gym #reels #explorepage #viral | Matthew Grocki | Facebook

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WORST TO BEST “LOW ROWS”! WORST = Seated, leaning over… this CAN work for some, but is tricky for others, especially those with larger midsections. It’s hard to hinge over without rounding the lower back, and this makes it challenging to load up with heavy weight safely! BETTER = Bent Over Row! This variation gives you a lot more range of motion and lets you hinge over safely no matter if you have a large midsection or not! The main issue with this version is that your lower back strength will l