08/03/2026
Most people in the gym train muscles, few train movement.
You’ll see endless sets of basic rows and presses, but not much that challenges balance, coordination and stability at the same time.
This single-leg RDL Row challenges the posterior chain, core and upper back to work together while resisting rotation and maintaining control on one leg!
Landmine archer press ups, Meadows rows and kneeling landmine rotations build unilateral strength, rotational control and upper-back development while keeping the core constantly engaged.
Try to put your body in positions where it has to stabilise and produce force at the same time! If your training only challenges strength in perfectly stable positions, you’re probably missing out on a lot of athletic potential !