[xtatic]

im sure i know what the excersize is but i probably call it by a different name or i just cant think of it right now. its been bugging me.

[Mulletsoldier]

A standing row in which you pull a barbell vertically toward your chin.

JMO, but if you don't know what an upright row is, embarking on a cycle may not be wise.

[Ubiquitous]

you hold a barbell in an overhand grip and pull it directly upwards along your body and stop at the sternum. It works your delts/traps primarily.

[Jayhawkk]

One version but you get the idea

[xtatic]

a front raise.... thanks a lot

[Beelzebub]

aren't front raises basically a lateral raise except to the front? screw it, as long as you know what you're talking about, to hell with proper terminology.

[CDB]

Originally Posted by xtatic

a front raise.... thanks a lot

No, in a front raise you use an over hand grip and move the weight up and away from the body until your arm(s) are extended horizontally in front of you. The path of the weight makes an arc through space in front of you. The upright row is just what you see in that vid someone posted. Or look at these...

Upright Row
Barbell Upright Row

Front Raise
Barbell Front Raise

[xtatic]

Originally Posted by CDB

No, in a front raise you use an over hand grip and move the weight up and away from the body until your arm(s) are extended horizontally in front of you. The path of the weight makes an arc through space in front of you. The upright row is just what you see in that vid someone posted. Or look at these...

Upright Row
Barbell Upright Row

Front Raise
Barbell Front Raise

OHHHHHH i got you, i usually just do it and dont really have a name for it. i vary it with the smith machine, barbell, annd the cables, thanks a lot.

[Old Guy]

Originally Posted by CDB

No, in a front raise you use an over hand grip and move the weight up and away from the body until your arm(s) are extended horizontally in front of you. The path of the weight makes an arc through space in front of you. The upright row is just what you see in that vid someone posted. Or look at these...

Upright Row
Barbell Upright Row

Front Raise
Barbell Front Raise

Yep.

[Old Guy]

Originally Posted by Jayhawkk

One version but you get the idea

Using an EZ bar is a good idea for this movement.

[Jayhawkk]

Yeah, it definately takes the torque of the wrists.

[CDB]

Originally Posted by alucif

bloody hell, i cant believe i have never thought too use an ez bar. genius

It has one drawback for me. My elbows hit the weights sometimes so I have to hold it further out from my body than I'd like. But otherwise the EZ bar works great on this exercise.

[gotripped]

I don't use EZ bar b/c I have to do 135-185 pound upright rows and it gets in the way of my arms and kills my wrists. I just use the ol' straight olympic bar.

Good Luck though.

[Rivet]

Originally Posted by CDB

It has one drawback for me. My elbows hit the weights sometimes so I have to hold it further out from my body than I'd like. But otherwise the EZ bar works great on this exercise.

I cant even do them! I could do them when I first started with lighter weights. When I was able to get up to using heavier weight I noticed when I pulled up about half way up the angle my wrist is at makes my left hand dislocate from the socket (YUCK). I tried the EZ curl bar and this still happens. Doesnt hurt just grosses me out.

[xtatic]

whats the primary muscle worked? Traps or Shoulders?

[CDB]

Shoulders, Lateral Deltoid.

[CHAPS]

They rag on this