Landmine exercises utilize a unique barbell setup, secured at one end to enable free movement of the other.
These configurations allow for effective pull day workouts targeting back and biceps through both horizontal and vertical pulling motions such as rows and pull-ups.
While the core adaptations are consistent across genders, preferences may lead to tailored exercises, with adjustments based on an average male profile (5’10", 180 lbs, 35 years old), although individual capabilities differ.
Participants can expect a carefully selected range of movements to complement their Push, Pull, Legs (PPL) training regimen.
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The Landmine Row is a strength exercise that mainly works your back, shoulders, and biceps. It uses a landmine to create a unique movement, helping increase muscle mass and strength while varying your workout routine.
The Landmine Row is a strength exercise that mainly works your back, shoulders, and biceps. It uses a landmine to create a unique movement, helping increase muscle mass and strength while varying your workout routine.
The Single Arm Landmine Row is an exercise that targets your back muscles. By using one arm at a time, you can focus on building strength evenly and improving stability.
The Single Arm Landmine Row is an exercise that targets your back muscles. By using one arm at a time, you can focus on building strength evenly and improving stability.
The Meadow Landmine Row is a back exercise using a landmine attachment and dumbbell. It helps strengthen your upper back while allowing for independent movement of each side, ensuring balanced muscle development.
The Meadow Landmine Row is a back exercise using a landmine attachment and dumbbell. It helps strengthen your upper back while allowing for independent movement of each side, ensuring balanced muscle development.