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Narrow grip incline T-bar row. This exercise allows you to focus on the back muscles and… — @fitnessonline.app

Posted Jan 11, 2026 (10 months ago)68s17,913 views

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17,913
Likes
193
Comments
1
Shares
65
Saves
124
Engagement
1.45%
Duration
68s
Posted
Jan 11, 2026

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@fitnessonline.app's TikTok video "Narrow grip incline T-bar row. This exercise allows you to focus on the back muscles and requires much less effort to maintain the correct body position. Due to the special abdomen support, the torso is kept in the correct and safe position and releases the back muscles from the work. It involves mainly the latissimus dorsi muscles, the greater teres muscle, the trapezius and rhomboid muscle, as well as the posterior deltoid muscle and arm flexors.#GymTok #fitness" has 17,913 views, 193 likes, 1 comments, 65 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 1.45% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted 10 months ago and runs 1 minute 8 seconds. It has been saved 124 times.

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