Rows

[mmondo13]

From what I know, rows are the same as upright rows which work the shoulders/arms, correct? And then you have bent rows which work arms and back, correct?
Are there any other forms of rows I am missing?

[D-Y]

Upright rows hit the medial delts and traps, bent over rows hit the back.

Both rowing movements use the biceps to some degree as well.

[nitrored]

From what I know, rows are the same as upright rows which work the shoulders/arms, correct? And then you have bent rows which work arms and back, correct?
Are there any other forms of rows I am missing?

http://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-...ww.exrx.net%2F

[brad71983]

From what I know, rows are the same as upright rows which work the shoulders/arms, correct? And then you have bent rows which work arms and back, correct?
Are there any other forms of rows I am missing?

Delt Rows will hit the shoulders

[I dont work at Ballys]

just keep it simple. whatever part of your body is moving is whats being worked.

[papi93]

From what I know, rows are the same as upright rows which work the shoulders/arms, correct? And then you have bent rows which work arms and back, correct?
Are there any other forms of rows I am missing?

Note the musculature worked in the links:

Upright Row: http://exrx.net/WeightExercises/Delt...prightRow.html

Bent-Over Row:
http://exrx.net/WeightExercises/Back...ntOverRow.html

There are many different types of rows: seated cb rows, t-bar rows, dumbbell rows, Pendlay rows, etc.