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Cable Row

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The bent over cable row works many of the same muscles as the bent over barbell row. Start the exercise with knees slightly bent, lower back arched and chest up. Torso angle should be perpendicular to the cable crossover attachment being pulled toward the top of your stomach. Be sure to keep the majority of your weight on your heels to allow the hamstrings to activate and stabilize your lower back.


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