Most common mistakes doing T-bar row: 1.Pulling the bar using your lower back (if you’re relying too much on momentum, and if you can’t move the weights using your upper back/mid, use lighter weight) 2. Pulling it using your forearm (this will engage more your biceps,shoulders and forearms, TIP: use your forearm as a hook, and pull using your elbow) 3. Wrong torso placement on the bench (doesn’t matter if you lean on your upper abdomen or lower chest as long as you maintain your position during

T-Bar Row Mistakes! Here's a video showing incorrect vs. correct form for performing T-Bar rows. ❌ 1) Using larger plates. Less range of motion. ❌ 2) Keeping your torso more upright. Misalignment of strength with muscle fibers. ✅ 1) Using smaller plates. More range of motion. ✅2) Keeping your torso less upright. Better alignment of strength with muscle fibers. —— ❗️SAVE THESE TIPS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE❗️ —— . . . . #kamalc32 #gymtips #workouttips #tbarrows #tbarrow #landmineworkout #backday #back

Tips for Performing T-Bar Rows: Here’s a video where I share my T-Bar Row tips. ✅ Use smaller plates to enhance your range of motion. ✅ Keep your torso slightly less upright to maximize your range of motion. ✅ Maintain a stable torso for optimal alignment of force with your muscle fibers. ❌ Avoid using larger plates that can reduce your range of motion. ❌ Avoid maintaining a more upright torso, as it can restrict your range of motion. ❌ Ensure your torso remains stable to avoid misaligning force