Inverted Row
A gym exercise performed by pulling one's body up using a barbell while hanging with hands more than shoulder width apart. It’s effective for working the back and core.
Instructions
- Set up a barbell in a power rack at waist height.
- Lie on the ground under the barbell.
- Reach up and grab the bar with an overhand grip slightly wider than shoulder-width.
- Keep your body straight and pull your chest towards the bar.
- Lower your body back to the starting position.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Not keeping the body straight, resulting in a lack of core engagement.
- Using momentum to lift your body upwards rather than pulling with the back.
- Gripping the bar too narrowly, which can cause shoulder strain.
- Not controlling the descent, which can lead to injury.
Additional Information
General | |
Difficulty | intermediate |
Force | pull |
Mechanic | compound |
Equipment | |
Muscle | middle back |