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    Trunk Angle for Bent-Over Rows

    What type of trunk angle to you maintain for pronated-grip bent-over rows? I usually keep mine no higher than a 45 degree angle. My hands are below my knees at the bottom of my ROM.
    Old-school strength training books recommend getting your trunk parallel to the floor. I find this angle places too much stabilizing stress on the lower back and reduces the work done by the upper back.

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    45 degrees is good for me.

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    Btw, I resisted the temptation to make a "trunk" joke. hehe

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    45 degree angle..ill agree with you..anything more than that hurts the hell outta my lower back

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