14:27Back Exercises Ranked (BEST TO WORST!)
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The one-arm dumbbell row is one of the first back exercises most people learn, so WORST with an arrow pointing at it contradicts what you've been told. The trainer's lean, muscular build gives the verdict weight. You click to see if it's really that bad.
The short title is just the category and the promise, and 'BEST TO WORST' in capitals warns that some favourites will land at the bottom.
A hand-drawn arrow from WORST points at the dumbbell row, so there's no doubt which exercise is judged, and the plain dark wall leaves only the lifter and the word.
When your ranking puts a beginner staple near the bottom, show someone doing it with good form and point one arrow from your verdict word to it. The verdict is more surprising when the move looks done right.
Call a staple the worst, and point right at it.
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