Upright row

Upright Row is an exercise for the Shoulders and Biceps. This exercsie can cause strain on the shoulder so must be performed carefully. Proper execution of the upright row will strengthen the medial deltoid, anterior deltoid and biceps.

The upright row as performed on a cable machine. The upright row is a weight training exercise performed by holding a barbell with the overhand grip and lifting it straight up to the collarbone.

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Upright Rows This is a good exercise for working the muscles of your shoulder girdle. Primary muscles are the traps and the deltoids. Secondary muscles are the biceps, brachialis, and the forearms.

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Upright Row Be certain to keep your knees slightly bent and the abdominals tight. Hold the pelvis neutral. Select a grip (palms towards you) that is slightly narrower than shoulder width. Exhale and pull the bar upward towards your chin.

Upright Rows The Upright Row exercise is done to develop the shoulders and traps.

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Dumbbell Upright Row Stand holding a pair of dumbbells at arm's length in front of your thighs, your palms facing your body. Keeping your forearms pointed down and the weights close to your body, lift your upper arms.

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45 Degree Bent-Over Upright Row Firms and strengthens the muscles at the sides of the back and the rear of the shoulders. Your lower back and leg muscles are working also. Equipment: A pair of dumbbells.

Upright Row: uses the trapezius and rhomboids and can be performed with a cable or barbell. It's also important to keep your knees slightly bent and your back in neutral position. Internal Rotations: optional, uses the rotator cuff muscles.

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Straighten your torso and lift the weight as if performing an upright row; rather than stopping at the top, raise the weight overhead in one continuous motion by rolling your wrists back and 'throwing' the bar or dumbbells overhead.

You can do bench presses, shoulder presses, crunches, curls, triceps extensions, upright rows, etc. Your workout goes smoothest when you have all the barbells and dumbbells nearby, so the only time you have to move is to grab different weights.

For example 10 incline dumbbell curls, 10 cable curls, 10 hammer dumbbell curls, 10 dumbbell tricep extensions, 10 bench dips, 10 overhead dumbbell presses 10 upright rows 50 crunches then repeat the whole thing two more times.

Trapezius - Upper portion of the back, sometimes referred to as ‘traps.' The upper trapezius is the muscle running from the back of the neck to the shoulder. Exercises include upright rows, and shoulder shrugs with resistance.

See also: Back, Exercise, Lower, Chest, Strength