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Barbell rows heavy?

IronLion said:
I do rows with the bar on the ground from a stiff leg deadlift position. I use a double under hand grip and pull each rep from the ground to my upper abs, the last time I did these I did 325 for a set of five, which is about 5-10 pounds more than my bodyweight.

do you set the weight fully on each rep or just tap the floor?
 
90 degrees isn't that good for the lower back...I try to stay a bit more upright. Of course, I'm still rowing, not doing a half shrug.
 
I do heavy (for me, at least) Yates rows. I can't row at 90 degrees because it hurts my back. I threw out my back doing that once, with much lighter weight.
 
i think anyone with 2 45's on each side (225lbs) is a good lift for any amount of reps with good form, just because i hardley ever see anyone do these.

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i equate heavy rows in relation to what i bench. i worked it out and i do about 90% of my max bench for around 5 reps. If your concerned about powerlifting you should probably go heavier then what you're doing. for bb follow a stricter form and do more reps. it all depends on your goals
 
315 is the heaviest I have ever done standing for 8. I occasionaly do them in the smith and will go up to 5 plates on each side for 5 reps or so.

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Scotsman
 
I just added in heavy bent row to my program in the last few months. I was able to get to 400 lbs for reps in this time. I don't think this is that great for my weight though. I weigh around 300. I want to get these up to 500 for reps. These helped my bench and my pull for sure.

I read Ed Coan can do over 500lbs on bent rows and he's a 242.
 
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