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Here's the deal folks, because of a stupid "permanent" shoulder injury that I got (only solution is surgery, and doc's won't guarantee that I'll be able to lift again after it, so that's out) going for a college bench press record a loooooooooooooooooooooong time ago, I can't do ANY overhead movements for my lats. I can hanlde low cable rows and db rows just fine becaue my arms are facing towards the floor, not towards the ceiling. So that covers the thickness part of the back, but not the width part, and I'd really like to work those "wings." So I was just wondering what you all thought about doing some WIDE GRIP bent over rows for trying to get some width in my lats??????? I know that it's generally also considered a "thickness" exercise, but I thought that if I used a little wider than shoulder grip, I might be able to shift some of the work to the "wings." My shoulder can handle this one fine, as arms won't be overhead, so any ideas on if this might do the trick for me??????????????????????????????????????????? O.M.G.