Bent-Over Rows (Single-Arm)

  • Exercise name: Bent-Over Rows (Single-Arm)

  • Exercise description:

    • To perform a single-arm bent-over row effectively, follow these steps:

    • Set Up: Place a single dumbbell on the floor and stand with your feet shoulder-width apart, slightly bending your knees. Keep your back straight and engage your core.

    • Grasp the Dumbbell: With your palm facing inward, reach down and grab the dumbbell. Ensure you have a comfortable grip, and avoid using a weight that is too heavy or too light.

    • Initiate the Row: As you exhale, pull the dumbbell towards your torso, driving your elbow straight up. Focus on squeezing your shoulder blade back and down while keeping your core engaged.

    • Lower and Repeat: Inhale as you slowly lower the dumbbell back down, extending your arm fully. Repeat the exercise for the desired number of reps, then switch arms.

  • Technique that must be performed to count: Propper form, lean forward at a 45 degree angle! Must start with arm fully extended. Rowing hand must reach the side of your chest.

  • # of repetitions before shooting: 5 single arm row. I handed shooting, with same arm as row.

  • Casual division modifier: Lighter weight.

  • Exercise equipment needed: Ammo cans, large, medium, and small, dumbbell, kettlebell.