How to do a Yates Row: Step by Step, Benefits, and Drawbacks
What the Heck Is a Yates Row? Here we go again with the undescriptive exercise names. The Yates row is a barbell bent-over row, but with your hands supinated (palms facing up). That’s basically it.…
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David Rosales
The Front Foot Elevated Split Squat: Execution, Benefits, and Common Mistakes
We all know about the Bulgarian Split Squat (also called the rear-foot-elevated split squat). But the BSS has a neglected younger sibling, the front foot elevated split squat. Like many youngest siblings, it’s overlooked, underappreciated,…
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David Rosales
Safety Squat Bar 101: Advantages, Applications, and Recommendations
What Is a Safety Squat Bar? A safety squat bar is a type of barbell originally made by powerlifters with a few key design differences. As the name suggests, these changes generally make the safety…
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David Rosales
How to Landmine Row: Technique, Benefits, and Three Variations
Full stop, the landmine row is one of the best rowing variations out there. No, it’s not better than the dumbbell row or barbell bent-over row, but I’d put it in the same class. It…
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David Rosales