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      09-17-2012, 01:48 PM   #29
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If you take a wide grip on the bar (at the outer grip mark), keep the bar close to you body during the upright movement (aka. dragging it up your torso), pull up in a controlled manner, and stop at about collarbone height, upright rows can be beneficial.

I think it's more the poor form (very close grip=death to wrists) and the jerk/throwing the body movement that causes injury.
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