A case for the Barbell Row and why it should hold Higher Training Priority

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  • Опубликовано: 1 фев 2025

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  • @HDtothe8
    @HDtothe8 7 лет назад +261

    this guy is legit... subscribed...omar isaf sent me here...it was worth the watch.

  • @satinderjit4
    @satinderjit4 3 года назад +53

    It's been so long since I first watched this video. I can now say that I do in fact row as much weight as I bench. (315 for 8 for both) It sounded impossible when I first watched this video and now I know it's possible. Cheers mate.

  • @Deondre_Clark
    @Deondre_Clark 8 лет назад +834

    He rows what I deadlift....

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  8 лет назад +311

      I've just been at it longer man!

    • @mattjones4946
      @mattjones4946 8 лет назад +122

      Deondre Clark he rows MORE than i deadlift

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  8 лет назад +343

      Like I said man, I've just been doing this for a couple of decades, you will get there!

    • @sankalp7135
      @sankalp7135 7 лет назад +122

      He BENCHES my deadlift PR for reps

    • @JRDonsimoni
      @JRDonsimoni 7 лет назад +6

      same ..

  • @bobbym491
    @bobbym491 7 лет назад +147

    This guy is totally right about rows helping bench. Having big lats helps drive the weight up. It wasn't until I started doing a solid deadlift /back routine that I saw a stronger bench/push press. Great videos.

  • @jimwalker7569
    @jimwalker7569 7 лет назад +13

    Such a great video. Barbell rows probably contribute to more overall hypertrophy than benching, as the back takes up more of your upper body. It’s a shame people in the gym don’t realize the power of this movement.

  • @octaviogomes_
    @octaviogomes_ 7 лет назад +33

    You have a Brazilian Flag at your gym, cool! I love watching your videos here in Brazil.

  • @johnmolteni
    @johnmolteni 8 лет назад +61

    Binge watching these videos. So much useful and practical information. I am a newbie to this type of training at age 46 and trying to modify the programming that I am using to incorporate more of your tips. Wish I was still in MD! Keep it going.

  • @Slow_Hand_Path
    @Slow_Hand_Path 7 лет назад +22

    Any man who's a friend of rows is a friend of mine. Great vid!

  • @ChernobylAudio666
    @ChernobylAudio666 8 лет назад +212

    Seal of approval from Alan Thrall equals a new subscriber for you. Nice videos and thanks for the excellent content!

  • @doctordoggo1090
    @doctordoggo1090 7 лет назад +172

    row as much as i bench??you sir have just changed the way i train.👍

    • @daytonasayswhat9333
      @daytonasayswhat9333 6 лет назад +17

      No reason to believe that they have to be the same number or even in the same ballpark. They're different muscle groups that are trained at different angles. It's kind of arbitrary to say that

    • @strangewavez628
      @strangewavez628 6 лет назад +1

      I shall start rowing now

    • @ThaOneChrisJONES
      @ThaOneChrisJONES 5 лет назад

      Just don't overload and hurt yourself bro.

    • @jondovik6250
      @jondovik6250 4 года назад +18

      If you bench 315 and cant row 200 then you have muscle i balance, but some can suck in bench so its not always the same.

    • @justamustachewithoutaguy9370
      @justamustachewithoutaguy9370 4 года назад +5

      @Nathan I don’t understand how one could bench a ton but row way less. Their bench form must be terrible

  • @IlovelouisDTV
    @IlovelouisDTV 8 лет назад +64

    I noticed that brian has personalized programs for sale available on his website and made the purchase today. the price made me hesitate for a bit but boy, was it worth it. I just got it today and it's the perfect mix of strength & conditioning with a huge variety. if you' want to support this guy's work i seriously encourage you to go ahead and purchase one.

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  8 лет назад +27

      Man, thank you so much for that awesome review brother! It really does mean more than you know!

    • @redleader6186
      @redleader6186 7 лет назад +10

      IlovelouisDTV You cant say the program is worth it because you just fucking bought it. Try it first, run it for a year and see if the progress and gains were worth it. Thats like buying a pizza from a new pizza place and sayig its the best pizza sin the world before even eating a slice.

    • @fleecemaster
      @fleecemaster 6 лет назад +4

      So how is it a year later?

    • @emiliodiaz3927
      @emiliodiaz3927 5 лет назад

      How was it v

    • @abi_hajdari
      @abi_hajdari 3 года назад

      How was the program after 4 years?

  • @enfltkfkd01
    @enfltkfkd01 4 года назад +2

    looking back at the old videos I seriously think you are world class level athlete, i wish more popular athletes could help you get more audiences.

  • @SpacebattleshipAlex
    @SpacebattleshipAlex 7 лет назад +5

    I know this is one of your older posts, but I had to comment. I've been doing rows like you suggested (for a few weeks) and I can't believe how much they've improved (i also believe they have contributed to a better deadlift too). I wish I watched this years ago. We are lucky you decided to start sharing your knowledge!!! Thank you!!!!

  • @NuclearSpinach
    @NuclearSpinach 4 года назад +4

    I love your openness on technique here. I love throwing in ab exercises in between for rest, instead of doing it all at the end. I will say that I use straps for almost everything after a double-wrist injury that I've never recovered from.

  • @m101816
    @m101816 8 лет назад +20

    I'm going to use this to justify adding my favorite lift (barbell rows) into my training even when it's not programmed.

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  8 лет назад +21

      I do them or pull-ups virtually every workout man. Can't have a strong enough back!

  • @chirpinsquirrel8710
    @chirpinsquirrel8710 Год назад +1

    Revisited this video after 5 years. Opposing muscle groups and heavy rows are my mainstay and I couldn't remember why until this showed up on my feed.

  • @tylerlofgren1775
    @tylerlofgren1775 8 лет назад +23

    I love your training mentality!

  • @yuvalomrad7090
    @yuvalomrad7090 7 лет назад +27

    best rowa on youtube..405 perfect form

  • @sandtiger
    @sandtiger 2 года назад +1

    Brian, will add these to my workout. Have a tendency to focus on machines or one arm rows and neglect the fundamentals. You also helped me on using the Safety Bar. Watched that video several times. Can't do squats with a barbell anymore. 82 year old shoulders don't fit.

  • @dougdaley3544
    @dougdaley3544 7 лет назад +1

    Love this channel! Awesome to see fitness channels that just give clean straightforward no nonsense tips and advice. Too many channels want to over complicate this stuff.

  • @nickrriffs
    @nickrriffs 4 года назад +1

    Just found your channel a few days ago I'm only 4 months into my lifting journey and I'm not very strong in any of my lifts and I feel like your videos are gonna help me so much. So glad I found this channel. I wish I could have a personal coach like you. I have no workout partner so I'm having to lift what I know I wont drop on my face or crumble under. So these tips could actually save my life lol

  • @AnantDalela
    @AnantDalela 7 лет назад +1

    Just starting lifting regularly and super glad I found your videos! Every video I've seen has made me think more critically about what I'm doing in the gym. Thanks for the great content!

  • @JavBeltre
    @JavBeltre 8 лет назад

    Brother Allen Thrall brought me to your page... love the way you keep it simple... say hello to a new subscriber... keep up the good work...

  • @jlcordeiro
    @jlcordeiro 8 лет назад +2

    Found your channel after watching your video at Alan Thrall's channel.
    I have now subscribed and watched quite a few of your videos. I've already found many tips/opinions that are quite new to me, even though I follow several of the more mainstream powerlifting channels.
    I'll be sure to watch the rest of all your videos throughout the next few day.
    Amazing content. I'm sure your views will go through the roof with a bit more visibility. Wish all the best to you and your channel.

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  8 лет назад

      Thank you so much brother, i really appreciate that and am glad you are finding it helpful!

  • @Dashielle0921
    @Dashielle0921 7 лет назад

    One of the hidden diamonds in the fitness industry. Thank you for making very informative vids brian.

  • @JesseMcdonalds
    @JesseMcdonalds 7 лет назад

    This is the best video I've ever seen. I row as often as I can. I've yet to see a guy in my gym outrow me. I have a feeling that I'm going to be out doing my soon to be admirers on every lift.

  • @erikloehr8478
    @erikloehr8478 5 лет назад

    Brian you are by far my favorite RUclips channel about fitness. Love the personality and the great tips. Keep it up

  • @m4ksta
    @m4ksta 7 лет назад +1

    for years i have always trained a body part a day and I am beginning to tire of it. i think it's time to switch it up. great channel u gained a sub... more rows needed 👊👊👊...

  • @NestorDominguez
    @NestorDominguez 8 лет назад

    First video I see from your channel and I told my self: " I gotta follow this guy" You have great material and I like you're not like other lifters channels that all they show is where they went shopping or where they took their girl out, you on the other hand take your channel and content seriously, thanks for taking the time to show and teach some great tips on how to improve our main lifts!!!

  • @firstlast9659
    @firstlast9659 8 лет назад

    Great video. In this modern desk sitting world we live in people underestimate the need for balance between pushes and pulls. I try to make sure my working weight for rows even exceeds my presses. You've got yourself another subscriber!

  • @HardeepSingh-dp8lh
    @HardeepSingh-dp8lh 8 лет назад +2

    Mr Brian everything aside,what i really appreciate is your replying honestly to most of commenters or subscribers.how do you do that after all that heavy lifting!.you are a very nice guy.may waheguru bless you!

  • @DrsJacksonn
    @DrsJacksonn 6 лет назад +1

    The barbell row is one of my favorite back exercises and one of my favorite exercises of all.

  • @HCadrenaline
    @HCadrenaline 3 года назад

    Listen to this man; priotising rows was a game changer for me. Bench no longer fucks with my shoulders despite having problems with it for years.

  • @gregcharleston9172
    @gregcharleston9172 5 лет назад

    Hi Brain
    Thanks mate just started doing back and chest together first time ever, all I can say is I have no more shoulder pain,I am lifting more getting back into it at 68 you have helped and I thank you keep it going all the best for your future regards Greg

  • @Blipthethrottle726r
    @Blipthethrottle726r 2 года назад

    How am I only just finding this guy?! Some great content on this channel.

  • @xjr1618x
    @xjr1618x 8 лет назад

    Just found your channel and subbed. The best surprise for me was to see you're in Westminster. I live in Howard Co. I definitively will pay your gym a visit. I had a severe back injury in Jan this year and subsequent back surgery in April. Recovering slowly and back into lifting. Keep up the excellent work brother!

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  8 лет назад

      Yea man, i feel you. I have broken mine twice myself. Take your time with it but whenever you want to stop by just email me and we will make it happen!

    • @xjr1618x
      @xjr1618x 8 лет назад

      Brian Alsruhe thanks man, I'll definitively will, Rob

  • @jan631
    @jan631 8 лет назад +1

    Thank you! I had shoulder issues in the past and since then I included rowing excersises between every set of horizontal pressing as a precaution. But although I never had any pain since then I felt a little unsure about it because I never saw anyone else do this. So thanks for validation and all the other usefull insights!

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  8 лет назад +2

      You got it man! I think it definitely helps fix most people's shoulder issues. i really appreciate the kind words!

  • @theKashConnoisseur
    @theKashConnoisseur 8 лет назад +19

    Killer content! I'm glad Thrall sent us your way!
    Since you're so jacked, I got a bit of a mass building question. I've been working my pull ups and rows a lot more lately, but most of the mass I've gained seems to go more towards thickness around the erectors and traps instead of lat width. Is there anything I can do to dial my pulls in so I get more width development instead of thickness?
    Keep up the good work man, can't wait to see this channel grow.

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  8 лет назад +29

      Thanks brother! I am no expert on Bodybuilding at all, but for me personally, I know I have found that for thickness, Rows and Deadlifts are the way to go. For widening you back, I think vertical Pulling movements work better. For me that is weighted pull-ups, of some it is lat pull downs. Like I said, I am no expert, but that is what has seemed to work for me!

  • @Lmak415
    @Lmak415 6 лет назад

    One of the few good RUclipsrs for actual strength training info and not isolation garbage

  • @joshuaendres5350
    @joshuaendres5350 8 лет назад +2

    I found that once I figured out how to mentally take my arms out of the exercise by just "pulling with the elbows". Really helped me

  • @vonbeisner307
    @vonbeisner307 8 лет назад

    I just wanna say you have a great attitude about lifting. And I love the point you made about using a little bit of body English on barbell rows. For me with heavy weight it can be really challenging to keep strict form. I thank you for what you said, really encouraging!

  • @kilosanders
    @kilosanders 7 лет назад +1

    Thanks for the knowledge sir, I've never directly trained the back of my body so much room for growth!!!!!!!

  • @benzmansl65amg
    @benzmansl65amg 8 лет назад

    You my friend are a very strong individual. Over from Allen's channel. Subscribed. Keep it up!!

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  8 лет назад

      Thank you so much for the kind words and for checking out my videos!

  • @dustypotter4050
    @dustypotter4050 6 лет назад

    I really needed to hear that from a strong guy. I was too worried about keeping strict perfect form.

  • @overthebar
    @overthebar 7 лет назад +2

    Straps on rows actually let me engage my late better, same goes for hook grips, if you dont think about crushing the bar you take a little stress off the biceps I believe, BTW I'm new to the channel, you got a new sub

  • @viedub
    @viedub 6 лет назад +18

    have always rowed more than I bench. not sure if my bench is shit or my row is great, but yeah

    • @mustang8206
      @mustang8206 4 года назад +2

      Great back and bad chest

    • @jahimuddin2306
      @jahimuddin2306 3 года назад

      Same but I know for a fact that my bench is shit. Always has been that way. The only reason I got into lifting was because I failed to bench the bar in front of a hot girl back in freshman year.

  • @caiofernando
    @caiofernando 6 лет назад

    I liked the detail about reseting the position to breathe and brace.

  • @MendalC
    @MendalC 8 лет назад +1

    Hello Brian,
    You talked about doing antagonistic muscle group for bench and overhead press but what about an antagonistic movement for deadlifts and squat? Like others have said, you and Allan are bringing back faith to youtubers! Thanks for the good videos!
    Thanks for your time

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  8 лет назад

      Thanks man and i try to do some sort of explosive movement prior to a dead or squat that mimics the motion. So something like KB swings, or Dimel Deads or Burppee lateral jumps prior to deads and some sort of box jump or long jump prior to squatting. All of this is just to get my hips moving as explosively as possible.

  • @dkopec0411
    @dkopec0411 8 лет назад +1

    Outstanding video Brian. Keep up the good work. Thank you for what you do.

  • @CharlieTheBritt
    @CharlieTheBritt 8 лет назад +1

    this reminds me of something that vouches for the advice too.
    my bench stalled for months, I started doing high clean pulls before benching and it started going up again and reps were generally more comfortable

  • @_That_Dude
    @_That_Dude 8 лет назад +1

    I totally agree with this philosophy. I have always matched my bench press working sets with pendlay rows
    I just now realized that I sort of do "giant sets" myself. All I need to do is throw in a core exercise. Good videos dude, you have some interesting training ideas.

  • @marcsteubing5312
    @marcsteubing5312 8 лет назад +1

    Took this in Much Consideration and it has help my bench alot keeping my Bent over roll on the same level as my bench yesterday rolled 365 both over hands bare for a PR of 3 seperate reps. I like the test of trusting the thumb to stay tight to pull that bar all hands towards me. Thanks for this video because i never throught of rolls as of this untell i learned from you!

  • @MindBodyWhole
    @MindBodyWhole 5 лет назад

    Hi Brian, great video. Also, Nice to see how far your videos have come in terms of production since 2016. Top stuff big man.

  • @lucavanantwerpen3752
    @lucavanantwerpen3752 8 лет назад +4

    Strong rows Brian, don't see 405 been rowed that easily nowadays. And i felt quite proud at rowing 315 with quite alot of body english. Btw not sure if you addresed this but in your preperation for Marylands strongest man have you made any changes to your training? Might be interesting to make video about how to prepare for a strongman competition or for most events. Good content as always

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  8 лет назад +3

      Thank you so much! And yes, my training is actually completely changed with my Maryland's Strongest prep. I'll be explaining it more as I go along, but next week I plan on releasing a video explains basic strongman programming. It is all taped and edited, but won't be out until next week because there are some cool things about to happen. It should clear a lot of things up.

    • @lucavanantwerpen3752
      @lucavanantwerpen3752 8 лет назад +2

      Awesome, i'll look foward to it

  • @cfreeman5343
    @cfreeman5343 8 лет назад +1

    Loving your channel, Alan Thrall sent me here.

  • @therealjlil
    @therealjlil 8 лет назад +67

    95 lbs... wow that nailed it right on the spot lol Definitely felt like I could do more.

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  8 лет назад +41

      Hahaha it will get better man

    • @robertsajewski1250
      @robertsajewski1250 8 лет назад +4

      ya dude im going to take this advice to heart when i keep my back parallel to the floor (or as close to it as possible) i get pain in my lower back which i got from lifting heavy things in the past. I'm going to add more weight on the barbell, angle more upright, and throw in my body more instead of being a perfectionist on form

  • @richierich2594
    @richierich2594 7 лет назад +1

    best barbell row instructional video i could find

  • @Grillo711
    @Grillo711 7 лет назад

    Hi Brian! You’re my new favorite fitness channel!

  • @stuvlog
    @stuvlog 7 лет назад

    love this channel mate! rows are something I haven't done in years, time to bring them back!

  • @eR3alist
    @eR3alist 2 года назад

    great video, I do the starting strength barbell row, and the weight went up really quickly, I've always been able to row more than I can bench

  • @Carnivaale
    @Carnivaale 7 лет назад

    Always disliked barbell rows until I watched one of your videos and that restored the importance of doing them. Next goal is to match my barbell rows to my bench!

  • @johnsonner4168
    @johnsonner4168 7 лет назад

    Rows and Bench alternating= Excellent results and my shoulder pain has been significantly improved

  • @AlessandroAntonetti-v2r
    @AlessandroAntonetti-v2r 8 лет назад

    I was about to type what was your thought regarding the use of a little bit of momentum, but you answered it already lol.
    Thanks for the video!

  • @sanford198
    @sanford198 4 года назад

    This video was a game changer for me. Thanks, Brian!

  • @jaimecubias6878
    @jaimecubias6878 7 лет назад

    Thanks for all the knowledge you share; I've finally noticing gains in my bench press after taking your advice.

    • @kylejudkins754
      @kylejudkins754 7 лет назад

      jaime cubias I get the sneaking suspicion that you're not pulling it all with your rear delts... as long as you're not doing some sort of bent over jump squat you're probably making gainx

  • @tedm8492
    @tedm8492 7 лет назад

    Found you through Alan Thrall, really good stuff man. Thank you for the help.

  • @bloodypommelstudios7144
    @bloodypommelstudios7144 5 лет назад +2

    Thanks for the hi-5!
    I built up my double overhand by doing deficit double overhand deadlifts twice a week for a couple of months and cut my squatting down to once a week. Got up to 420lbs like this. Don't know if I'd recommend it or not, Improved my strength considerably but ended up getting wiped out and catching the flu.

  • @hsn6
    @hsn6 7 лет назад

    Awesome video and content on your channel. I'm training chest today, what ever I bench I will try and barbell row in a couple of days when I train back.

  • @johnford5568
    @johnford5568 3 года назад

    Right now for me at 57, most of the energy of this is in keeping my shoulders wide, back and packed and my core braced and full of air, until those two things become second nature, not worried about the weight at all.

  • @newmexico800
    @newmexico800 8 лет назад

    Great video! just recently started following your page! I am glad! started sharing it now with my friends

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  8 лет назад

      That is awesome man, thank you so much for doing that and for sharing it!

  • @dblinkzz
    @dblinkzz 7 лет назад +1

    Hello Brian, I'm a new subscriber, and I never thought barbell row strength had to be similar to bench press ! I can row like 145 pounds, but I can bench around 250 ... we'll see what happens !

  • @jumbothompson
    @jumbothompson 7 лет назад +72

    Rows strengthen the entire back, shoulder girdle. No better lift than the barbell row.

  • @ahmedalmahdi9254
    @ahmedalmahdi9254 8 лет назад +51

    Instantly subbed.

  • @crucifixgym
    @crucifixgym 6 лет назад

    So much to learn here, even seeing it again a year later.

  • @alancastellon9225
    @alancastellon9225 8 лет назад

    great video man. I totally agree on benching and rows should be the same! and if anything the rows should be even stronger then bench to be honest. the back is bigger and stronger. I'm happy to see someone actually say it! thanks for video keep em coming man

    • @BrianAlsruheOfficial
      @BrianAlsruheOfficial  8 лет назад

      Hahaha that is great man! A lot of people don't agree but it makes complete sense to me!

  • @StefanTheCannon
    @StefanTheCannon 7 лет назад

    I love this philosophy I will work toward balancing my rows with my bench press

  • @truthcrosspoint
    @truthcrosspoint 6 лет назад

    Got it..Question from other videos answered right here.. thanks for the solid content

  • @drivenblack77
    @drivenblack77 7 лет назад

    Great video! I have been telling my clients a lot of this same info for years! To bad I can only "like" this vid once! I will share it with a whole lot of others though! Thanks!

  • @Steveman1981
    @Steveman1981 8 лет назад

    a. Allen Thrall sent me....lol
    b. I am glad to see someone else kinda superseting bench press, and rows(ecsept I use about 100 lbs less-ish)!
    c. I subscribed... I see great stuff here!

  • @henrytongotongo6079
    @henrytongotongo6079 6 лет назад

    You sir are the Man! Solid advice mate thanks heaps.

  • @allthe_smokey
    @allthe_smokey 7 лет назад +1

    Damn brother I've seen a lot of progress with doing these kind of new stuff the only problem with me is that I need a training program for shoulders and triceps because my shoulders are pretty much small I guess but I need more growth in that and triceps my biceps are good thou I need to thicken it from the front view thanks buddy this program helps me big time cheers

  • @gregtwogood9442
    @gregtwogood9442 6 лет назад

    Great point about working in abs. I hate doing them all at the end

  • @dennisbrokken4504
    @dennisbrokken4504 2 года назад

    Great video with simple but clear explanation.

  • @zabola12
    @zabola12 7 лет назад

    New subscriber over here...got to know your channel due to your collab with Omar, awesome work dude! can you please make a video on the best ways to grow big as FUARK while getting stronger please? appreciate it! :)

  • @kkogera
    @kkogera 8 лет назад

    great video,great channel,great strength,great body. I frequently see your video and study your tips and proper form and how to excersice. -from south korea-

  • @dzadzadza1
    @dzadzadza1 8 лет назад

    great video, very informative. my barbell row is way behind BP. need to get cracking

  • @jeschi1911
    @jeschi1911 8 лет назад

    today i tried doing barbell rows before bench pressing. i really liked it. it felt great ;)
    thank you for your awesome advices. i love your videos :)
    pls stay this way.
    thank you ;)

  • @johnrobinson4445
    @johnrobinson4445 7 лет назад +2

    "too boring for my puppy brain" Classic! Gotta steal it. Thank you.

  • @bradwright7277
    @bradwright7277 6 лет назад

    This helped me out greatly, I was over complicating this exercise

  • @solenya4983
    @solenya4983 7 лет назад

    Ever since you I saw you advocate some sort of pulling motion every workout, my shoulders have been feeling a lot better. My shoulders are pretty banged up too lol.

  • @dragoarrow8
    @dragoarrow8 8 лет назад +1

    One thing I noticed about prioritizing my row, is my pullups not only got stronger, but the speed increased on them a ton. Like a I could do 8 reps with 45 pounds before, but now im doing 60 pounds(plus 3 more pounds bw) for 8 reps at a much faster speed.

  • @matthewmurfitt
    @matthewmurfitt 8 лет назад

    Thanks for the tip. Going to work on getting my row in line with my bench.

  • @beastini2289
    @beastini2289 8 лет назад

    You convinced me. I did barbell rows yesterday for the second time ever, not a terrible difference but it does need to improve.

  • @eaoadeloye82
    @eaoadeloye82 8 лет назад +2

    Good vid I started doing heavy barbell rows I have a 410 max bench but can only pull 365 but now iv started doing them regular let's see what happens thanks for the advice love my Pendlays too

  • @jeanchery7246
    @jeanchery7246 Год назад

    Thanks, Brian you teach me something that I love ❤️

  • @curtmartens7586
    @curtmartens7586 7 лет назад

    Freakin love these vids. Pushes me to get back in to strongman💪

  • @soldatheero
    @soldatheero 7 лет назад

    great video and you are strong af doing those 315 bent over rows.. however I still think I am going to do penley rows or whatever they are called where you pick it up off the floor and simply drop it back down on the eccentric. The end of your video when you say it is better to do more weight than try to have perfect form is exactly why because its only at the eccentric where i find the form awkward and I can lower as much weight as I can pull up.

  • @x_johnny_tsunami
    @x_johnny_tsunami 8 лет назад

    great tips I'm glad I just found you out from watching Allan's vids

  • @blackpeople7927
    @blackpeople7927 7 лет назад

    More ppl should follow this guy

  • @robelmekonnen1564
    @robelmekonnen1564 7 лет назад

    Awesome video. Barbell Rows for the win!