Inverted Table Row
A pulling exercise you can do under a sturdy table or with a door frame.
3D view
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Category: red
Levels: Beginner to Elite
How to do it
- Lie under a sturdy table, grip the edge, heels on the floor.
- Keep the body straight and pull your chest up to the edge.
- No table? Hold both sides of a door frame, lean back and row yourself in.
Muscles worked
Upper back, biceps, rear shoulders
Easier version
Bend your knees and keep your feet closer to your body.
Harder version
Straighten your legs and put your feet on a chair.
Common mistake
Letting the hips drop so the body bends in the middle.
Safety
Stop if anything hurts. This is general fitness information, not medical advice. Read the health and safety guidance before you start.
Progressions, Beginner to Elite
Choose your level for this move in the app's Settings. Pick an easier level on tired days.
- Beginner: Bent-knee table row · 6–10 reps
- Intermediate: Straight-leg table row · 6–10 reps
- Advanced: Feet-elevated table row · 6–10 reps
- Pro: Archer table row · 4–6 reps each side
- Elite: Archer table row, feet elevated · 4–6 reps each side