There are rowing machines, and then there are rowing exercises that mimic the signature upper body pulling movement that you do while rowing on a machine. Within the latter category are upright rows, ...

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Stand tall with your feet hip-width apart and grip a single dumbbell with both hands. Raise the weight overhead and straighten your arms. Brace your core and keep your ribs pulled down. Lower the ...

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I see a lot of shoulder niggles appearing when people perform upright rows as part of their strength training program. There’s nothing inherently wrong with the upper-body exercise; it’s just easy to ...

Hold a sandbag in front of your body, with your legs straight and shoulder-width apart. Keep your back straight, head up and torso stationary as you lift the sandbag towards your chin. Raise your ...

Hold a cable bar with an overhand grip, resting on your thighs and shoulder width apart. Flex the elbows and pull the bar up towards your chin, until the bar is in line with your collar bone. Lower ...

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The upright row is an exercise that divides the fitness world. There are those that swear by its effectiveness in building traps—the muscles between the bottom of the neck and the start of your ...

Bent-over rows are unmatched when it comes to building upper-body strength. They're one of the best ways to target the often underused muscles in the back – but only if you get that bent-over row form ...