4 💪 Keep Your Reps Honest

If you have a good reason for using a partial range of motion , then go for it. But most of the time, you'll want to be using a full range – your maximum available and active range of motion.

If you're doing T-bar rows and the 45-pound plates are hitting your chest early, your upper back won't get as much out of it. Try bent-over row variations where the load is kept close to your hips to target the upper back. Modified T-bar rows are nothing like the jerky versions you're used to using or seeing.