Landmine Row Variations (KNOW THE DIFFERENCE!) If you perform single-arm landmine rows, the focus is primarily on the lats, with some engagement of the traps for stability. Using a V-handle for bilateral landmine rows shifts more emphasis to the middle-to-lower traps, while still heavily recruiting the lats. Gripping the barbell sleeve (end of the barbell) places greater emphasis on the rear delts and the upper-to-middle traps, altering the movement mechanics to target the upper back more. Exerc

This landmine row setup is an elite replacement for dumbbell rows. Here’s why it works better 👇 • The bar path is fixed → no swinging • Stance is wide and stable → no lower-back stealing reps • Load pulls forward and down → insane lat tension • You can go heavier without losing form With dumbbells, most people yank the weight. With this setup, the weight yanks you. That means: • More stretch at the bottom • Harder squeeze at the top • More reps that actually count Not saying don’t ever do dumbb