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File: 6c2ca137cb10b5f⋯.jpg (21.8 KB, 522x309, 174:103, Barbell-Row[1].jpg)

4ce8f6  No.144059

Whats the 1/2/3/4 equivalent of barbell rows?

I want to know so that I can have a clear goal in mind

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0f5962  No.144067

I heard you should row as much as you bench so I would guess 2 plates as well.

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49f182  No.144145

being able to do a weighted pull up with 2 plates

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84c124  No.144158

>>144145

90 lbs for 1 rep? Seems kind of light tbh

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ecf4dd  No.144237

>>144067

Like this guy said, you should be able to row what you can bench.

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2631f9  No.144239

>>144237

>>144067

Really? i usually row about half of what i bench wew.

Well thinking about it the difference isn't that much when i bench for reps but still.

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74da3e  No.144357

>>144239

Your back lacks, son.

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9cd4a6  No.144981

>>144059

Usually half of your deadlift is a good metric.

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d102a8  No.144982

>>144981

But I don't know what half of OP's deadlift is. What should I do?

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689016  No.145251

File: a5a69b3d031a2ca⋯.jpeg (91.37 KB, 1080x1233, 120:137, 5B811174-812F-45D0-ABDC-D….jpeg)

>>144239

“The same” is obviously meant at the same number of reps as well, and with some upper body movement in the row. Still, your back might just be lagging

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