High Row versus Low row, do you know the difference? Rowing high uses more upper back muscles like traps and rear shoulders. Lower rows use more of your bigger back muscles like the lats. Both have a place in a solid exercise fitness program. If you want to get a bigger back, DM me DEVELOP and let’s talk. 🎥 at: @legiongymct #men #dad #rowing #backworkout #backrows #latworkout #bigback #exercise #workout #fitness #gym #reels #explorepage #viral | Matthew Grocki

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A common mistake I see when people use the Hammer Strength low row machine to target their lats is setting the seat too low. When the seat is too low, the handles end up too high relative to your torso, which shifts the emphasis to your upper back and rear delts instead of your lats. To properly engage your lats, you want to raise the seat so that the handles are aligned more closely with the mid to lower portion of your chest. This allows you to pull with your elbows tucked and down toward your