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ProMaxima Plate Loaded T-Bar Row

$695.00

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Description
An excellent addition to any workout facility, and gives users a great way to perform the T-bar row movement without the use of a landmine attachment or barbell. Promaxima’s superior design differs from competitor’s T-Bar row platforms by eliminating the bar/rod in the middle of the platform giving users a superior range of motion and workout freedom.

A premium, oversized diamond-plated footplate keeps users solid and stable throughout their workouts. A large Olympic weight horn allows for simple weight plate addition and removal.

The T-bar row is a popular exercise that effectively builds strength and muscle mass in the back, particularly the latissimus dorsi, trapezius, and rhomboidsIt involves pulling a weighted barbell (often using a T-bar or landmine attachment) towards the upper abdomen or chest while maintaining a bent-over position. This exercise can be performed with different grip variations to target specific back muscles. 

Key points for proper form:
  • Maintain a straight back:
    Avoid rounding your back during the exercise. Engage your core and keep your spine neutral. 

  • Controlled movement:
    Avoid jerky or momentum-driven movements. Focus on controlled pulls and lowers. 

  • Full range of motion:
    Aim for a full range of motion to maximize muscle activation. Extend your arms fully at the bottom of the movement and pull the weight as high as possible. 

  • Listen to your body:
    Adjust the weight and grip to find what works best for you and avoid pushing yourself beyond your current capabilities. 

Benefits of T-bar rows:
  • Back muscle development: T-bar rows are highly effective for building a thick, strong back. 
  • Improved posture: Strengthening back muscles can help improve posture and reduce back pain. 
  • Increased strength and stability: T-bar rows engage multiple muscle groups, contributing to overall strength and stability. 
  • Reduced lower back strain: Compared to traditional barbell rows, T-bar rows may offer a safer alternative with less strain on the lower back due to the fixed bar path. 
Variations:
  • Chest-supported T-bar row:
    This variation uses a bench for support, minimizing the involvement of the lower back. 

  • Different grip variations:
    Experiment with overhand, underhand, and neutral grips to target different back muscles. 

  • Landmine rows:
    This variation uses a landmine attachment, offering a similar range of motion and benefits as the T-bar row. 

 

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