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Learn what muscles renegade rows work, how to do renegade rows, renegade rows' benefits & mistakes. Watch the renegade row video tutorial.
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Renegade Rows: Muscles Worked, Benefits, Form, Mistakes by Adriana Albritton
What Muscles Do Renegade Rows Work? The renegade row is a compound exercise that works multiple joints at the same time: Primary Muscles Secondary Muscles Latissimus dorsi Serratus Rhomboids Core Muscles Anterior Deltoids Biceps Forearms Triceps Brachii
Benefits of Renegade Rows Fat Burning Endurance Better Posture Less Back Pain Increased Focus Versatility Unilateral Strength and Balance Hypertrophy
How to Do Renegade Rows Grab two dumbbells and put them on the floor at each side of your body by your arms. Get into a pushup position with your body in a straight line without dropping or raising your hips. Keep your chin tucked throughout the movement and your feet slightly wider than your hips for greater stability. While maintaining proper posture, grab your dumbbells one hand at a time. Proceed to get one dumbbell toward the ceiling by using your lat and bending your elbow. Your elbow should be 30–45 degrees away from your body. Your shoulder blades should retract as you pull the dumbbell toward your hip. Your upper arm should be in line with your body with a neutral wrist. Your hips and shoulders should be squared toward the floor. Pause for a second or two at the top of the movement. Slowly bring the dumbbell down to the starting position. Repeat the upward movement on the opposite side. One full repetition is completed once you perform a rowing move on each side. Perform 3 sets of 8-12 repetitions.
Renegade Rows Mistakes Now you know how to perform renegade rows with the correct form. Next, let’s look into the most common mistakes associated with the exercise: Arching Your Lower Back Rotating Your Torso Short Range of Motion Not keeping your hips in a straight line with your body Not engaging the back
Exercises for a Full-Body Workout You can complete your full-body workout by performing the following exercises: Bent Over Underhand Barbell Rows Dumbbell Overhead Lunge Reverse Crunches Hamstring Walkouts Side-to-Side Pushup
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