Feet-Elevated Bulgarian Row – Ring
- Set the gymnastic rings to a suitable height, typically about waist height.
 - Place a bench or elevated surface in front of you. The top of the surface should be about an arms-length lower than the rings.
 - Hold onto the rings with an overhand grip and walk your feet forward to place them on the surface.
 - Hang from the rings with your arms straight, creating a straight line from your feet to your shoulders that is parallel with the floor. This is your starting position.
 - With your arms extended, pull yourself upwards by bending your elbows and drawing your chest towards the rings.
 - Squeeze your shoulder blades together at the top of the movement, keeping your body stable.
 - Slowly extend your arms to lower yourself back to the starting position.
 - Repeat for the desired number of repetitions.
 
Primary Muscles
- Bicep
 - Lat
 
Secondary Muscles
- Forearm - Inner
 - Forearm - Outer
 - Shoulder - Back
 - Trap
 
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