Traps - Barbell Upright Row


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Training Steps

  1. Stand with your feet shoulder width apart, back straight and head up.
  2. Hold a barbell with your arms fully extended down in front of your body. Hands should be resting on the thighs.
  3. In a controlled fashion, raise the bar in a vertical line. Keep your wrists straight.  Elbows will start to stick out at the sides.
  4. Raise your arms till your elbows are in line with your shoulders.
  5. Slowly lower the bar back to the bottom.

Training Tips

  • Don't swing your back to raise the bar to the top.
  • You may stand with one foot slightly in front of the other to stop from swinging.
  • This exercise also targets the shoulders so you may want to do it in conjunction with your shoulder workout.

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NOTE: The exercise's contained in this section are not fitness programs, meaning that you dont follow one whole section for one muslce group. Every person has different advantages and disadvantages thus allowing certain people not being able to preform types of exercises. Please consult a qualified personal trainer before undertaking any exercise so its doesnt course harm or discomfort. Please refer to our Terms & Conditions, Disclosure and Privacy Policay located on totalfintess.com.au

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