You'd probably get more mileage out of a pullup bar and some assistance bands as a lat pulldown/cable substitution. Then you could take those same assistance bands and rig them to your rack for "cable" rows. Or substitute barbell rows since you already have a BB (we assume). That's not to say if you cannot do a cable row, you can't substitute a TRX row for it - but you have to be intelligent about how to do it. As LD said, if you switch out every movement, then it isn't really the same program, is it? That said, I like my TRX for what it is and what it is good at doing.
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