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    pendlay row?

    wtf is that?

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    i did look it up. i think its like a barbell row from the ground and you explode up. but i cudnt find a real explanation am i right?

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    also should my back be arched when starting the lift and make it straight while puling it up? and finaly should my knees stay bent thturgout the lift?

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    Explosive barbell row from the ground, back stays arched and knees stay bent.

    You're better off doing cable rows, easier form.

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