Inverted row

The main reason for alternating out the inverted row has to do with the relatively low intensity it demands from a muscular recruitment standpoint.

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Familiarize yourself with suspended body-weight training with a quick and simple routine of inverted rows, squats and chest presses.

This exercise targets all the muscles that make for a sexy back

We cover the 11 best inverted row alternatives. These exercises use the same muscle groups and movement patterns as the inverted row.

Inverted Rows are a great exercise, but sometimes they're just not an option. Here are the best Inverted Row alternatives.

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There are plenty of ways to work the back muscles, even if you don’t have a squat rack, a pull-up bar, or standard weights like barbells and dumbbells.

The inverted row may looked at as easy, but it brings on serious gains. Here are six benefits of inverted rows worth learning about.

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