Alternating Quadruped Row
How To Do This Move:
1. Set Up In A Strong Quadruped Position
- A strong quadruped set up is key! 
- Spread your fingers wide. 
- Suction cup the floor with your hands. 
- Spin your elbow dimples forward and pull your shoulders away from your ears. 
- Do not sag in your shoulder girdle. Spread your shoulder blades wide. 
- Lift your breastbone away from the floor (and tuck your tailbone if needed) to align your core. 
- Keep your head lifted, in line with your spine. 
- Tuck your toes under and actively engage your big toes. 
2. Press Down Before You Row
- Actively press the dumbbell in your right hand down into the ground. 
3. Keep Pressing Down With The Right Dumbbell As You Row
- Keep pressing the dumbbell in your right hand into the ground as you row the dumbbell in your left hand toward your left hip. 
4. Maintain Core Position
- Do not twist, side bend or backbend. Keep your chest parallel to the floor and your side-waists equal in length. 
5. Repeat On Other Side
