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These 3 exercises are a big part of my shoulder routine. Three rigorous sets of each exercises makes for a good intermediate-to-advanc
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Standing Barbell Military Press: This should be the cornerstone of your shoulder routine. It is a compound exercise that allows for heavy weight to be used, emphasizing overall growth. It also works the triceps, chest, and forearms to an extent, making it a great overall mass builder. To execute, grip the barbell from a rack with an overhand grip a bit broader than shoulder-width apart. Wrists should be in positioned on a 90 degree angle. With the knees slightly bent, push the weight up toward the ceiling until the arms are extended. Now slowly return to the original position, keeping the bar close to your face and chest. Make sure to use your abdominal muscles to help keep you stabilized. This is arguably the most important exercise to build big shoulders.
Dumbell Lateral Raise: To emphasize the lateral (outer) part of the shoulder, I've found this exercise to be amongst the best. If you're new to this exercise, start off with light weight as it can be difficult at first. The free weight version of this exercise has proven to be more beneficial to me than the machine/cable version. To execute this movement, Start off with a dumbell in each hand, palms facing each other. With both arms down to their sides and elbows bent slightly, raise your arms to the sides until your elbows are the same height s your shoulders. Slowly return to the original position and repeat.
Bent-Over Lateral Raise: So many people forget to work the rear (posterior) part of the shoulder. This exercise is great for rear delts. It is basically the same movement as the lateral raise, but performed in a bent-over position (rocket science eh?). This will be tricky at first. Make sure you emphasize lifting the weights with your shoulders and not your lats. Start off LIGHT! This isn't a very big muscle so don't be surprised if you can't successfully lift much weight. Do not hunch over either! Keep a slight bend in the knees and keep your legs shoulder width apart as you bend at the waist, and execute the same movement as described in the regular dumbell lateral raise.
These 3 exercises are a big part of my shoulder routine. Three rigorous sets of each exercises makes for a good intermediate-to-advance
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Dumbell Lateral Raise: To emphasize the lateral (outer) part of the shoulder, I've found this exercise to be amongst the best. If you're new to this exercise, start off with light weight as it can be difficult at first. The free weight version of this exercise has proven to be more beneficial to me than the machine/cable version. To execute this movement, Start off with a dumbell in each hand, palms facing each other. With both arms down to their sides and elbows bent slightly, raise your arms to the sides until your elbows are the same height s your shoulders. Slowly return to the original position and repeat.
Bent-Over Lateral Raise: So many people forget to work the rear (posterior) part of the shoulder. This exercise is great for rear delts. It is basically the same movement as the lateral raise, but performed in a bent-over position (rocket science eh?). This will be tricky at first. Make sure you emphasize lifting the weights with your shoulders and not your lats. Start off LIGHT! This isn't a very big muscle so don't be surprised if you can't successfully lift much weight. Do not hunch over either! Keep a slight bend in the knees and keep your legs shoulder width apart as you bend at the waist, and execute the same movement as described in the regular dumbell lateral raise.
These 3 exercises are a big part of my shoulder routine. Three rigorous sets of each exercises makes for a good intermediate-to-advanc
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Dumbell Lateral Raise: To emphasize the lateral (outer) part of the shoulder, I've found this exercise to be amongst the best. If you're new to this exercise, start off with light weight as it can be difficult at first. The free weight version of this exercise has proven to be more beneficial to me than the machine/cable version. To execute this movement, Start off with a dumbell in each hand, palms facing each other. With both arms down to their sides and elbows bent slightly, raise your arms to the sides until your elbows are the same height s your shoulders. Slowly return to the original position and repeat.
Bent-Over Lateral Raise: So many people forget to work the rear (posterior) part of the shoulder. This exercise is great for rear delts. It is basically the same movement as the lateral raise, but performed in a bent-over position (rocket science eh?). This will be tricky at first. Make sure you emphasize lifting the weights with your shoulders and not your lats. Start off LIGHT! This isn't a very big muscle so don't be surprised if you can't successfully lift much weight. Do not hunch over either! Keep a slight bend in the knees and keep your legs shoulder width apart as you bend at the waist, and execute the same movement as described in the regular dumbell lateral raise.
These 3 exercises are a big part of my shoulder routine. Three rigorous sets of each exercises makes for a good intermediate-to-advanc
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Bent-Over Lateral Raise: So many people forget to work the rear (posterior) part of the shoulder. This exercise is great for rear delts. It is basically the same movement as the lateral raise, but performed in a bent-over position (rocket science eh?). This will be tricky at first. Make sure you emphasize lifting the weights with your shoulders and not your lats. Start off LIGHT! This isn't a very big muscle so don't be surprised if you can't successfully lift much weight. Do not hunch over either! Keep a slight bend in the knees and keep your legs shoulder width apart as you bend at the waist, and execute the same movement as described in the regular dumbell lateral raise.
These 3 exercises are a big part of my shoulder routine. Three rigorous sets of each exercises makes for a good intermediate-to-advanc
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These 3 exercises are a big part of my shoulder routine. Three rigorous sets of each exercises makes for a good intermediate-to-advanced level routine. I almost always do the military press first, as it is the most difficult and rewarding exercise for shoulders in my discoveries. It is good to change your routine every three to four weeks and include some new exercises. Some other good ones that I add or substitute are front dumbell raises and dumbell presses. Once you build big shoulders, your whole upper body frame will start to develop!
So if you aren't incorporating these exercises in your shoulder routine, I highly suggest you start! Stay tuned for more....
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