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Bent Over Dumbbell Row

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Cues when performing Bent Over Dumbbell Row:

  • Stand with legs about shoulder-width apart, with knees soft or slightly bent.
  • Hold dumbbell in one hand, palm facing the body.
  • Bend forward at hips with chest puffed out and pull shoulder blade back while pulling elbow towards side.

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