ATX® T-Bar Row Clamp

ATX® T-Bar Row Clamp - T Bar Row Grip

The T-bar row with the ATX® T-Bar Row Clamp is virtually indispensable in bodybuilding and powerlifting supplementary training. This is no surprise, as its focus on the upper back muscles allows for targeted "bombardment" of these muscles with truly heavy loads. Therefore, the T-bar row is rightly considered highly productive and fundamental .

Our ^ATX® T-Bar rowing handle allows for excellent training with various grip styles, making the device highly versatile . Numerous possible configurations provide a wide range of new stimuli for the muscles. Compatible with any 50 mm weight plate holder!

Suitable for the following ^ATX® products:

• Power Racks
• Multipress
  

Product details ATX® T-Bar Row Clamp

• The component is suitable as standard for all commercially available barbell bars 30 mm and 50 mm.
• Easy installation using a locking screw
• With a double joint, it allows attachment to a wide variety of components, therefore suitable for almost all spatial conditions.
• For mounting on square tubes with a tube cross-section of 50 - 80 mm
• ideal efficiency for the extremely effective T-bar rowing technique
• extra grippy knurled

Specifications

• Device for holding weight plates 30 and 50 mm
• Rowing handle for 30 and 50 mm bars
• Handle width: 450 mm
• Heavy-duty: up to 300 kg
• Color: black

Scope of delivery

1 x ATX® T-Bar rowing dumbbell 30 + 50 mm

Article number: MS-ATX-OP-TBC

Notice

The weight plates and barbell shown in the image are not included in the delivery.

Tip

Check out our other T-bar rowing equipment:

• ATX ^® T-Bar Row - rowing machine
• ATX®

  Parallel rowing handle - T-Bar Row

• ATX ^®

  Wide T-Bar Row Handle

• ATX® Single-Handed Rowing Handle T-Bar Row

T-bar rowing

The T-bar row is a highly effective exercise for building muscle. All you need is a standard barbell with the appropriate diameter. This exercise primarily targets the upper back, rear deltoids, and neck. Maintaining a stable stance is crucial during the exercise, so we recommend this type of training for more advanced athletes with well-developed core muscles.