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KingOfSquat
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So your solution is to butcher the movement by using momentum to get the weight moving...not exactly the best approach unless the OP is a PLer and only cares about lifting as much weight as possible
Why not strengthen your weakest link instead of ignoring it?
Or pick another movement that minimizes the involvement of the core but still allows you to maximize tension on the back muscles....like seal rows?
Good cable row technique should involve some upper body movement where your retracting the scapular (chest comes up, shoulders go directly back, etc) but any more than that is just plain poor form.
HEY!!! Easy there bub! The smart ones care about form too!
We're powerlifters, not "strongmen"