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Feet-Elevated Inverted Row

Bodyweight variation that changes support, leverage, or height to scale difficulty without external load.

  • Compound
  • Bodyweight
  • Beginner

How to do it

  • Adjust the leverage to complete the full range under control
  • Keep the body active as one unit
  • Progress range of motion before difficulty

Sets, reps and tempo

Ranges: 10–20 reps · 0–2 RIR (adjust the height to set the difficulty)

Tempo: Pull for 1 s bringing your chest to the bar, lower for 2–3 s under control

Common mistakes

  • Choosing leverage that forces you to shorten the range
  • Using momentum and losing trunk position

Muscles worked

Primary

  • Back

Secondary

  • Lats
  • Biceps
  • Rear delt

Alternatives

Form animation: Feet-Elevated Inverted Row
The same animation you see in the app while logging the set.
Type
Compound
Equipment
Bodyweight
Level
Beginner
Pattern
Horizontal pull
Stimulus / fatigue
High
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