Remo Al Mentón Con Barra

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Aprende cómo hacer el Remo Al Mentón Con Barra con la forma y técnica correcta. Este ejercicio de barra trabaja principalmente tu Deltoides, con énfasis secundario en Trapecios, Bíceps.

Demostración del ejercicio Remo Al Mentón Con Barra mostrando la forma correcta

Cómo Hacer el Remo Al Mentón Con Barra

Sigue estos pasos para realizar el Remo Al Mentón Con Barra con la forma correcta:

1Ponte de pie con los pies al ancho de los hombros y sujeta una barra con agarre prono, un poco más abierto que los hombros.
2Deja que la barra cuelgue frente a los muslos, con los brazos extendidos.
3Mantén la espalda recta y el abdomen activado mientras exhalas y elevas la barra hacia la barbilla guiando con los codos.
4Haz una breve pausa arriba y luego inhala mientras bajas la barra lentamente hasta la posición inicial.
5Repite durante el número de repeticiones indicado.

Músculos Trabajados en Remo Al Mentón Con Barra

Principal

deltoides

Secundario

trapeciosbíceps

Detalles del Ejercicio

Equipo: barra
Parte del Cuerpo: hombros
Categoría: Principal

Músculos y Anatomía

The barbell upright row is a compound pulling exercise that targets the lateral deltoids and upper trapezius as primary movers, with the biceps assisting elbow flexion throughout the pull. As the bar rises from the thighs toward the chin, the lateral deltoid abducts the upper arm while the upper traps elevate the shoulder girdle. The supraspinatus initiates the first 15–30 degrees of shoulder abduction before the lateral deltoid takes over. The exercise's pulling nature also recruits the rear deltoids and forearm flexors as secondary movers. When programmed alongside overhead pressing, the upright row provides a pulling stimulus to complement the pressing movement, building more complete shoulder development.

Consejos Pro para Mejores Resultados

1Use a grip that's slightly wider than shoulder width — a grip that's too narrow is the most common cause of the shoulder impingement associated with upright rows. A slightly wider grip reduces internal shoulder rotation at the top of the movement, making the exercise significantly safer and more comfortable.
2Pull the bar close to your body throughout the entire range of motion — it should nearly graze your torso as it travels from your thighs to your chin. A bar that drifts away from the body shifts the mechanical advantage away from the traps and deltoids and toward the biceps and forearms.
3Stop when the bar reaches collar-bone or chin height — do not pull above the chin. Pulling higher forces extreme internal rotation and elevation of the shoulder joint into a position that compresses the subacromial bursa. Chin height is the safe, effective top position for this exercise.

Errores Comunes que Debes Evitar

✗ Using too narrow a grip and causing shoulder impingement

Corrección: A narrow grip forces extreme internal rotation of the shoulder at the top of the pull, directly compressing the subacromial space. Take a grip at least shoulder-width or slightly wider. If you experience pinching or pain at the top, widen your grip immediately — this single adjustment resolves the issue for most people.

✗ Pulling the bar above chin height

Corrección: Pulling the bar toward the forehead or above the chin creates maximum shoulder internal rotation and maximum subacromial compression simultaneously. The additional range of motion provides no additional deltoid or trap stimulus. Stop at chin height every rep without exception.

✗ Leaning back and using body momentum to complete the pull

Corrección: Leaning back converts the upright row into a partial cheat curl for the shoulders. Stand tall, maintain a neutral spine, and pull with only the shoulder and elbow joints. The momentum from leaning reduces the deltoid stimulus and loads the lower back under a shear force it's not designed to handle.

✗ Letting the elbows drop below the wrists at the top

Corrección: At the top of the row, your elbows should be higher than your wrists — the elbows are the lead point of the movement. If the wrists are high and the elbows have dropped, the forearms and biceps are pulling the weight rather than the deltoids leading the movement. Lead with the elbows throughout.

Cómo Programar el Remo Al Mentón Con Barra

Series y Repeticiones

3–4 sets of 8–15 reps. The upright row is a hypertrophy-focused exercise — it's not suited for very heavy, low-rep loading due to the shoulder impingement risk that increases with heavier loads. The moderate-to-high rep range allows enough tension for deltoid and trap development without excessive joint stress at the shoulder.

Frecuencia

1–2 times per week as part of shoulder or pull days. Many programs include upright rows on shoulder days alongside lateral raises and overhead pressing. Limit to once per week if you're already doing significant upper trap work via shrugs or heavy deadlifts, to avoid over-developing the upper trap relative to the mid and lower trap.

Dónde Colocarlo en tu Entrenamiento

Perform after overhead pressing movements but before isolation exercises like lateral raises. The upright row is a compound movement that requires more coordination and load management than pure isolation work. Use it in the middle of a shoulder session when you're past your heaviest pressing but still fresh enough for meaningful compound work.

Cómo Progresar

Add 2.5–5 lbs per week. When load stalls, increase rep range before adding weight. The upright row has a narrower progression window than compound presses — form degrades more quickly with heavy loads. Prioritize clean form at a given weight for 3 weeks before attempting to increase load.

Variaciones y Alternativas

Dumbbell Upright Row

Perform with two dumbbells instead of a barbell. The independent hand position allows each arm to find its natural pulling arc, reducing the forced internal rotation of a fixed barbell. Many lifters find dumbbells more comfortable at the shoulder than a barbell. Allows natural hand rotation throughout the pull.

Cable Upright Row

Attach a straight bar or rope to a low cable and row upward. The cable maintains constant tension at the bottom where a barbell has none — the cable provides resistance even before the bar reaches thigh height. This constant tension increases total lat and deltoid time under tension compared to the free-weight version.

Wide-Grip EZ-Bar Upright Row

The angled grip of the EZ-bar reduces wrist pronation stress compared to a straight barbell. The wider EZ-bar grip further reduces shoulder internal rotation at the top. For lifters who experience wrist or shoulder discomfort with straight-bar upright rows, this combination of modifications often resolves the problem entirely.

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Preguntas Frecuentes

What muscles does the Remo Al Mentón Con Barra work?

The Remo Al Mentón Con Barra primarily targets your Deltoides. Secondary muscles worked include Trapecios, Bíceps. This makes it an effective exercise for developing your shoulders.

What equipment do I need for the Remo Al Mentón Con Barra?

The Remo Al Mentón Con Barra requires barra. Make sure your equipment is properly set up and you have enough space to perform the movement with full range of motion.

How do I perform the Remo Al Mentón Con Barra with proper form?

Start by ponte de pie con los pies al ancho de los hombros y sujeta una barra con agarre prono, un poco más abierto que los hombros.. Deja que la barra cuelgue frente a los muslos, con los brazos extendidos. Mantén la espalda recta y el abdomen activado mientras exhalas y elevas la barra hacia la barbilla guiando con los codos. Focus on controlled movement throughout the entire range of motion. See the full step-by-step instructions above for complete form guidance.

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