NovaFlex
Well-known Member
That's a lot more in depth than my reasoning, but I chose the underhand as well, for the biceps activation. I never thought about the core activation, etc.I'll add, I chose the double underhanded barbell rows because on this program I'm doing 26 sets weekly for back. All compound movements. And this is the only one that's biceps dominant. I did that on purpose. I can use a higher work load with double underhand and place far far greater stress on my biceps doing rows this way than any straight up bicep curl. Because of the increased activation of the biceps I will also build a stronger back using weights I wouldn't normally be able to use with the conventional double over grip. That and I get practice the hinge position better this way. Building a stronger core. Which will transfer to my front squats.
I need to add front squats to leg days... not sure if to switch out back squats, alternate them, or just add in low volume fronts at the end of my workout..