Renegade Row
The anti-rotation demand is the exercise — if the hips twist, the weight is too heavy.
What it works
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How to do it
- 1Start in a push-up position gripping two dumbbells, feet wide for stability.
- 2Row one dumbbell to the hip while keeping the hips absolutely square to the floor, then swap.
- 3The anti-rotation demand is the exercise — if your hips are twisting, go lighter.
Cues that matter
- ›Feet wide in a push-up position
- ›Row one dumbbell to the hip
- ›Keep the hips absolutely square
Watch a form guide for the renegade row ↗
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