Pull · main movement

Dip-bar inverted row

Dip-bar inverted row is a pull movement selected only when the exact equipment, support and space are available today.

The decision

When this movement makes sense

The documented configuration uses Dip bars and budgets 75 seconds for setup before sets and rest are counted.

When this changes

If any required condition —dip bars stable enough for inverted rows, reliable grip on the floor— cannot be confirmed, or the available load does not match the recorded configuration, the engine chooses another movement instead of improvising.

Real requirements

Configurations kept genuinely separate

Dip bars

612 repetitions
Equipment
Dip bars
Supports and space
dip bars stable enough for inverted rows; reliable grip on the floor
Setup
75 s
Planned work
45 s
Planned rest
90 s
Planned sets
1–3
Complete budget
155425 s

Editorial owner: La Bonne Séance.

Updated: 4 September 2026.