Barbell Lower Traps Exercises to Get Lean
10 Barbell Lower Traps Exercises to Get Lean with ready-made workouts, plus a form guide and video for every exercise.
Ordered by how popular each exercise is in Planfit
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Best 10 exercises
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Deadlift
It is a good workout for your back muscle development, as the muscles in the back of your body can be highly involved while withstanding heavy weights. It is a crucial workout if you want to have perfect back muscles!
AdvancedBarbells - 2

Sumo Deadlift
Lower-body muscles are more involved in this workout compared to conventional deadlift, making it easier for you to handle a heavier weight.
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Underhand Barbell Row
We recommend it to those who are not familiar with Barbell Row. Please act as if you are sticking your elbows to your sides!
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Pendlay Row
It's a good workout for back muscle development by bending and lifting the barbell on the ground!
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Rack Pull
It's a workout where you lift the barbell on the rack. Think of it as a deadlift with a shorter range of movement
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Barbell Bent Over Row
The barbell bent-over row is a classic back exercise where you pull a barbell while bent over. It works your lats, rhomboids, and lower back.
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Landmine Row
The landmine row uses a barbell anchored at one end. It targets your lats and mid-back, and helps boost core stability.
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Meadows Row
The Meadows row is a one-arm row using a landmine bar. It targets your lower lats and outer back, helping you build both thickness and width.
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Pause Deadlift
Pause deadlifts add a pause to the traditional deadlift, helping you improve your form and strength. Great for working your back, legs, and core all at once.
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Barbell Seal Row
Barbell rows target your back, especially the lats and traps. Keeping your upper body stable helps build your upper back and improve posture.
AdvancedBarbellsIncline Bench
