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The T Bar Row MOGS when it comes to back development
It gives an insane stretch on your upper back and contributes a SHITTON to width and thickness.
Also, the intervention of the V Bar Handle allows for an even better stretch for some reason. The angle you're pulling from allows your back muscles to do more work tbh.
Also, you can get a super good range of motion if you use 10kg/ 25lbs plates. Even more than a standard barbell row.
Since the bar is thrust in a corner, you're eliminating a lot of momentum at play that's present when doing a standard row. It's like you're compensating for gravity automatically.
If you want something purely for back
hypertrophy with ZERO lower back involvement and grip with an easy setup try the Chest Supported T Bar Row. Literally the best back exercise on the planet IMO but it's a machine and not necessarily present in every gym.
It gives an insane stretch on your upper back and contributes a SHITTON to width and thickness.
Also, the intervention of the V Bar Handle allows for an even better stretch for some reason. The angle you're pulling from allows your back muscles to do more work tbh.
Also, you can get a super good range of motion if you use 10kg/ 25lbs plates. Even more than a standard barbell row.
Since the bar is thrust in a corner, you're eliminating a lot of momentum at play that's present when doing a standard row. It's like you're compensating for gravity automatically.
If you want something purely for back
hypertrophy with ZERO lower back involvement and grip with an easy setup try the Chest Supported T Bar Row. Literally the best back exercise on the planet IMO but it's a machine and not necessarily present in every gym.
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