Kettlebell Unsupported Single Arm Kb Row - Anti rotation rowing exercise

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[@chris6645]

I have heavy bells at home and I love rows and clean and press. Thanks for this 🙏

[@farstrider79]

Part of my job is moving granite countertops. When I help take one off the floor and onto a cart I use a bent over row movement, so it's a very useful movement for me.

[@a.lame.username.]

I really appreciate being able to go back to previous lessons to gain further insight. I tweaked my back doing this one last night and after watching this lesson, I'm pretty sure it was because i didn't have the opposing Lat engaged properly.

[@bluearctik3980]

I do these as part of my pull training for rock climbing! You’ve helped me spot a few places where I can improve my form - thanks, as always!!

[@Rid3thetig3r]

I look pretty starting my lawnmower, thanks Mark.

[@Pcperoni]

Brilliant video, refresher on technique. Doing sets now. 👍

[@inglesconalan5360]

Thanks Mark, I can't wait to try this

[@johnj9267]

My version, I alternate hands...when I pull up with my right hand, on the way down I let the KB barely touch the floor (or not) then swing over to my left. I definitely feel my abs and lats working. And here I thought I invented the kettlebell row :)

[@AndrewPotterton]

Thanks Mark. Super technical and detailed.

[@MarcShorten]

Great content again. Am currently running my own version of your basic four-day kettlebell Tetris of training but would happily sign up for a program if you were selling. How would you add in the "pretty" exercises to the basic four-day, and do you recommend any prehab for rest days in that program? Cheers, Marc

[@ericwhittington9613]

When are you going to do some stuff with the Hydrocore bag? Just managed to grab one the other day.

[@raymungusray6664]

So Mark, I kind of bought a 56kg kettlebell. Naturally, it is very heavy (certainly not an impulse buy at all....). Great for bent over rows and deadlifts though. I don't plan on trying to swing it....at all. BUT what are your thoughts on one arm kettlebell deadlifts with it? Would that not engage sufficient cross body stabilisation? Or too dangerous? I can deadlift it two handed pretty easily.

[@MattArmstrongunlimited]

Mark, are planning on selling a kettlebell/ club program or are your existing videos the program? Also, do you still have the live calls?

[@RobShaffer]

Do you think you could do a video on strengthening the lower back? I watched your "What Causes Lower Back Pain & How to Fix It" video, but one showing specific exercises on strengthening the lower back would be so appreciated. Love your videos.

[@kauerpc]

A good tip for lats activation is to "pull" with the ring finger. Dont know how it happens, but it happens.

[@dayeah765caoni3]

Guess you deactivate biceps by avoiding index and middle fingers

[@steelmacecontinuum8696]

Myofascial lines at play.

[@patrickbeckley6720]

Love all your videos, thank you. What would recommend for an out of shape overweight, 82 year old man. Judo background but haven't been on the mat in years. Weak legs. Have most needed equipment. Thank you SIR for any recommendations and for your incredible teaching skills.

[@MarkWildman]

Single arm clubbell to start. 2 hand club program after that. Focus of balancing rotation in all joints

[@conspiracychris4742]

I was definitely doing the form wrong. Thanks for the correction!

[@natewink7494]

Great video. Thanks for that. Have a nice day.

[@TheSwayzeTrain]

Very informative as always. Thanks.

[@raphaelmorrata8905]

Great content !

[@astrudlang7557]

Great shirt!

[@jmlr5190]

Great video as always, what's your opinion about training with resistance bands? Are resistance bands worth it or just a fad? Thx.

[@Curtis3366]

Check out James Grange. They are a legit training tool for lots of reasons, and incredibly versatile.

[@dogrescuer1321]

Glute loop.

[@shantanusapru]

@Mark Wildman Brilliant content, as usual! Mark, you have made hundreds of such awesome simple, to-the-point & effective tutorials, however, might I make a suggestion as an end user of these great videos? I think you should also have a/divide your playlist with whatever exercises (and I'm talking especially about kettlebells) you think would be good for the absolute beginners (the basics/fundamentals); the intermediates & the advanced people. It will help people (esp. a rank beginner like myself) to choose, and learn first the fundamental movement patterns, and do them acc. to their level of competence, and also thus not attempt the more complex/advanced ones before they're actually ready for that (& potentially hurt themselves in the process). Also, with the basic/fundamentals in hand, they can then 'design' their own programme (based on your helpful tips & cues & programming videos - another playlist suggestion!), and then actually do them...and later 'progress' to higher stages/levels... Hope you'll take my suggestions in the spirit they're intended and not as a criticism -- I do love your channel! Cheers & stay safe! P.S.: I also think it would help beginners/novices if you would give suggestions for which KBs you prefer/like/endorse (brand, weblinks etc) as many people may not even have an idea which KBs to get & how/from where (I certainly don't)...and maybe go a bit into types of KBs (cast iron, steel, non-metal; handle types etc) & their pros & cons. Y'see, esp. for beginners who are thinking of investing into these new (& often 'strange'/'novel') equipment, this would be really helpful & useful knowledge before they spend their money on stuff which they regret buying later on & cannot return or use...I know for sure I'd rather spend a bit more on quality product once than spend a lesser amount each time I experiment with bad/sub-par equipment, thus actually blowing much more money in the process... Anyway, thanks for all the GREAT and free content! Keep rocking!!

[@MarkWildman]

sure

[@shantanusapru]

@@MarkWildman Thank you!

[@sambsialia]

Ever do parkour? For movies? Ever try the crossrope weighted jumprope? I like the jumprope guys. They should have you on.

[@MarkWildman]

i did parkour years ago before my injuries.

[@KarateRustamRoshchin]

🎯💥

[@mrsprinkles1641]

Is a staggered stance ok?

[@shannonheathcliffmul]

im currently doing these in the stance you've recommended but im concidering switching to a split stance, would there be and major disadvantages to this change?

[@MarkWildman]

Nope

[@Coyoteinthedesert]

Is it normal to feel this in your lower back

[@young-chanpark8748]

I also feel it heavily on my lower back

Do you generally work out in jeans?

[@MarkWildman]

i do for somethings. you must be very brave or very good to do aerial in shorts

[@relytrecneps0828]

I didn't realize swings and clean/press are good lat builders because I never feel anything in my lats when I do them

[@tommihaapanen846]

Make sure you pack your shoulders and maybe you have should go up a weight.

[@planetengineeringofficial8545]

You can call this the ''lawnmower cold start"'

[@darockiscooking9936]

What you talking about mate this exercise you fully stretch your arms till you protract your shoulder then yiu pull back and up leading with elbow and lat snd not over extending the pull like you do. Even bodybuilders do full range on the eccentric 🙄

[@darockiscooking9936]

👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾

[@TheCulturedTiger]

Don’t understand the t shirt . You strike me as an individual who has a cognitive ability to determine data . I guess your expertise ends body dynamics,KB & Clubs .