ATX® One-Hand Rowing Handle T-Bar Row

The new ATX ^® T-Bar Single Row Handle - one-hand rowing handle

Perfect alternative to dumbbell rowing – new training stimuli for better progress!

The compact ATX® one-handed rowing handle T-Bar Row for attaching to a 50 mm barbell. Ideal in conjunction with the ATX ^® Barbell Hinge Rotation Trainer. Can be used on both sides, can be placed in front of or behind the weight plates. With this one-handed rowing handle in solid metal, you not only stimulate your muscles effectively from new angles, but also benefit from more variety in your back workout! One-handed exercises train almost all muscle groups of the upper back and are therefore worth their weight in gold for the impressive development of your back muscles. With this rowing handle, you can specifically train both sides. The knurled bar - grip strength Ø 28 - also ensures a secure grip until your last repetition. Strengthen your back muscles and automatically ensure better posture.

product details

• can be used with standard barbells with 50 mm disc holders
• made of solid steel in a top workmanship
• designed in Germany
• stable and highly resilient up to 300 kg
• handle length approx. 15 cm
• Handle thickness Ø 28 mm with knurling for more grip
• holder for Ø 50 mm barbells
• Weight: 2.6 kg
• certified according to EN 20957 - Class S

scope of delivery

1 piece ATX ^® one-hand rowing handle - H28 - barbell / discs and barbell hinge are not included in delivery!

Tip

Also available in two other versions: ATX® rowing handle wide – T-Bar Row Wide Handle; ATX® Parallel rowing handle T-Bar Row

If you are looking for a studio-certified T Bar rowing machine, we can recommend our ATX ^® T-Bar Row - rowing machine .

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T Bar Row - T Bar Rowing

T-bar rows are a back exercise to strengthen the muscles in the upper and middle part of the back. Not only the back is strengthened, but also the pulling power and general posture . With a strong back, you can support an upright posture and prevent back problems. Make sure you use the correct technique when performing the exercise to avoid injuries.