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post 1636358453 04-16-2021, 11:36 AM
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Where do you lie on Jim Wendler's standards for Croc Rows?

They seem really harsh to me. You neeed to be able to do the following amount of Dumbbell reps:

Beginner 1/2bodyweightx20
Intermediate 1/2bodyweightx35
Advanced 1/2bodyweightx50
post 1636358583 04-16-2021, 11:39 AM
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If Jim Wendler says so, he's probably right.

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post 1636358743 04-16-2021, 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted By I3igAl
They seem really harsh to me. You neeed to be able to do the following amount of Dumbbell reps:

Beginner 1/2bodyweightx20
Intermediate 1/2bodyweightx35
Advanced 1/2bodyweightx50
Is that total weight of both dumbbells? Like, if you’re two hundo you’d use a set of 50lbs’ers to accomplish this?
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Originally Posted By RoboBob
Is that total weight of both dumbbells? Like, if you’re two hundo you’d use a set of 50lbs’ers to accomplish this?
It says it's per arm, but that would explain the high number. What beginner can DB row half his bodyweight?
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Originally Posted By I3igAl
It says it's per arm, but that would explain the high number. What beginner can DB row half his bodyweight?
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Originally Posted By Drew23
If Jim Wendler says so, he's probably right.
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post 1636359443 04-16-2021, 11:50 AM
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Remember tho that this standard is more for powerlifters than for average gym goers.
post 1636359643 04-16-2021, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted By I3igAl
It says it's per arm, but that would explain the high number. What beginner can DB row half his bodyweight?
this, aint no beginners, powerlifting or bbing that can walk in and do 90 x 20
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Originally Posted By RoboBob
Is that total weight of both dumbbells? Like, if you’re two hundo you’d use a set of 50lbs’ers to accomplish this?
Croc rows are done with one arm, so no, it would be a single 100lb DB.
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I'm not doing any rows names after a gender confused mentally ill *******.
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I'm not doing any rows names after a gender confused mentally ill *******.
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What a dumb ****ing exercise lol
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The beginner standard is fking retarded. The average American weighs 200lbs, you think the average guy on the street is gonna walk in and 20-rep 100’s? Insanity.

The rest of them are pretty reasonable though
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I assume he's talking about beginners to kroc rows, and not beginner lifters.

A beginner has no business even doing a kroc row, there's way too much room for injury when you tell someone who has little experience lifting to jerk around excessive weight.
Not saying it's a bad lift, but it's not something beginners should be doing in the first place.
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