The row is a great back exercise. The drag curl is a great biceps exercise. Let's combine them.
Do a reverse-grip barbell row, pulling the bar towards your lower chest.
Hold the bar against your lower chest and stand straight up as if you were performing the good morning exercise.
At the top of the movement, keep your shoulders back and the bar against your body. You should be at the top position of a drag curl.
Hinge your hips back to the row position, still keeping the bar against you.
Now lower the bar back to the starting position and repeat.
Note: You can also do this exercise with an overhand grip, but scale the weight accordingly because your forearms and grip will be challenged.
The Benefits
The Aipa row can be used for several purposes:
As an accessory lift to improve your deadlift
To improve your posture
To build slabs of muscle on your upper back
To trigger new biceps growth
To increase grip strength
To strengthen the lower back
Sets and Reps
This exercise is a good way to add more volume to your back training. In fact, it's best to keep the load on the bar light to moderate according to your drag curl weight. If you think you can go heavy on these, you'll be quickly humbled. Stick with 3-4 sets of 10-12 reps and keep your form tight.