How to Do Dumbbell Renegade Row
Form Cues
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Keep hips level and square to the floor
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Brace core hard before each row, move slowly and deliberately
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Widen your foot stance for a more stable base as you row
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Keep your neck neutral, looking at the floor slightly ahead of your hands
Common Mistakes
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Letting hips rotate or rise — turns it into a hip exercise and loses the core and back benefits
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Rowing too fast — speed is what causes the hips to swing, slow the tempo down
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Placing hands too close together — a wider base under the dumbbells improves stability significantly
Equipment Variations
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Plank with single arm row on a bench for easier version
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Barbell renegade row for advanced variation
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