by perpendicular db row, do you simply mean the basic, kneeling on a bench one armed row???CowPimp said:Well, I almost always like to go heavy. I wouldn't use my preference as a basis for your training. Use whatever rep ranges you feel most comfortable with. If you're curious though, I like to stick to 4-8 repetitions for most barbell work, and 8-12 repetitions for most dumbbell work, although there are plenty of exceptions.
Also, I just noticed you workout at home, so perpendicular dumbbell rows would be a great replacement for face pulls if you don't have the equipment.
Im also curious as to why the difference in rep range for barbell versus bumbell (in ur training).Uve obviously had great results, I just wanna understand how that range(4-8 barbell, 8-12 dumbell) affects your growth in those exercises.