One Arm Row

Back exercises

One arm rowing with the Sand-Pad

  • Degree of Difficulty 30% 30%

Sand-Pad Übung für den Rücken Rowing with the sand pad

Short Description
  1. Your feet are shoulder-wide and your legs are slightly bent in the knee joints. The upper body leans slightly forward. Hold the Sand-Pad with extended arms shortly above the floor.
  2. Pull the Sand-Pad upwards.
  3. Lower Sand-Pad.
Long Description
  1. Your feet should stand shoulder-wide appart and your toes are pointing to the front or to the sides. Hold the Sand-Pad closely to the ground and therefore bent your legs in the knee joints. Your back should be in a straight position and be leant a bit to the front. Your buttocks are extended backwards.
  2. Pull the Sand-Pad upwards supported by the back muscles. Try to guide your arm closely along your body.
  3. Take care of your lower back, while bringing the Sand-Pad in it’s initial position. It needs to stay in a straight position.
Tips
Maintain a straight position in your back at all the time.
Additional exercise instructions

The Sand-Pad exercise One Arm Row strengthens the biceps and the upper back muscles. The athlete is standing during this exercise and therefore the core muscles need to stabilize the body all the time.

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