Variations of Dumbbell Renegade Row to Squat
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Dumbbell Bench One Leg Squat
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Description
This compound exercise combines a renegade row with a squat, working both your upper and lower body. Start in a high plank position with dumbbells in your hands. Do a row with each arm, then jump your feet towards your hands and stand up into a squat.
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How to Do Dumbbell Renegade Row to Squat
- 1Setup
Place two hex dumbbells on the floor. Get into a high plank position gripping the dumbbells with a wide foot stance.
- 2
Perform a row with one arm, pulling the dumbbell to your hip and squeezing your lat. Lower it back down.
- 3
Row with the opposite arm, maintaining a stable plank and level hips throughout.
- 4
Jump your feet forward to the outside of the dumbbells, landing in a squat position while still gripping the weights.
- 5
Stand up from the squat, then hinge back down to place the dumbbells on the floor and jump back to plank position.
Tips
- Use hex dumbbells to prevent rolling — round dumbbells are dangerous for plank-based exercises.
- Keep your core locked tight during the rows to prevent energy leaks and hip rotation.
- Scale down by stepping back to plank instead of jumping if the full version is too intense.
Common Mistakes
- ×Rushing through the rows with poor form to get to the squat defeats the purpose; make each row deliberate.
- ×Landing with a rounded back in the squat position risks injury; keep your chest up as you jump forward.
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