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Compound · Vertical pull
Upright Row (wide grip — stop at chest height if shoulders are cranky)
Upright Row (wide grip — stop at chest height if shoulders are cranky) is a multi-joint vertical pull centered on the shoulders. Pull without swinging: lead with the elbows, take a full hang at the top, and finish with your chest toward the bar or handle. Your back and biceps assist throughout the movement.
Primary muscles
Shoulders
Secondary muscles
Back and Biceps
Equipment
Barbell, Dumbbell, Cable
Movement pattern
Vertical pull
Type
Compound (multi-joint)
Substitutions
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Dumbbell Lateral Raise
Also trains the shoulders.
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Cable Lateral Raise
Also trains the shoulders.
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