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Tutorial: Core Bag Deadlift to Row

17th May 2020
Tutorial: Core Bag Deadlift to Row

The core bag deadlift to row is a great combo exercise that will challenge your strength and muscular endurance. As you can tell for the name, this exercise combines the core bag deadlift with the row action, a compound movement for increased exercise performance.

WHAT

  • The core bag deadlift to row is a great combo exercise that will challenge your strength and muscular endurance.
  • It combines a bent-over row with a (hanging) deadlift
  • During the exercise, the bag does not touch the ground, and will also challenge your grip strength.

HOW

  • Stand with feet hip-width apart, holding the bag. Ensure the core is engaged and the shoulders set. 
  • Push the butt backwards and hinge at the hips – keeping the torso straight and the shoulders set – until the bag is lowered to just below the knees. Keep the core engaged as you pull the bag towards the hip crease. 
  • Maintaining body control, lower the bag back to the knees and drive the hips forwards to return to standing. 
  • Repeat for time or reps.
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WHY

  • The combination of two strength exercises into one exercise can be a great way to increase strength, muscular endurance and aerobic capacity. This will be useful during workouts/circuits where you want maximum intensity over short durations. For a truly intense workout, try combining the exercise with other combo movements, such as burpees.
  • The muscles along the back of the body (also known as the posterior chain) are essential for postural health. These muscles can be thought of as ‘anti-gravity’ muscles, and their strength and stability are crucial for upright posture. Exercises such as the deadlift to row will work the entire posterior chain in a functionally effective way and can help train proper hip extension and pulling. 
  • Because this is a combo movement, it’s essential not to select hefty weights. As a starting point, choose a weight that will allow you to perform six reps with good form. Build up the reps to 10, then add a little more weight. For an aerobic boost, stick with lower weights and go for high reps (20+) with proper technique.

Now that you have mastered the core bag deadlift to row, it’s time to try some other tutorials.

  • Reverse plank
  • Squat hold
  • Jumping lunge with arms overhead
  • Jumping jacks
  • Inverted jump
  • Jumping lunge
  • Explosive floor bridge
  • Single-leg squat
  • Reverse lunge
  • Kettlebell clean and press
  • Lateral hip foam roll
  • Core bag clean
  • Deep squat hip out
  • Angled push-up
  • Abdominal hollow
  • Push-up on knees
  • Kneeling hip flexor stretch
  • Barbell deadlift row
  • Dumbbell chest press
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