In my current push/pull split routine I do standing military presses (more of a push press) on Mondays, and standing behind-the-neck presses on Thursdays. I have read several articles that state behind-the-neck presses should be avoided because of safety concerns, but I was wondering if this particular version was beneficial when done safely and correctly?
In other words, if I'm doing the front presses one day, is there any need or extra benefit of doing the behind-the-neck style? I personally feel like the front version hammers on my front delts whereas the behind-the-neck presses hit more on my triceps, traps, and rear delts, but if the only thing gained out of behind-the-neck presses is a torn rotator cuff than I'll ditch them...
In other words, if I'm doing the front presses one day, is there any need or extra benefit of doing the behind-the-neck style? I personally feel like the front version hammers on my front delts whereas the behind-the-neck presses hit more on my triceps, traps, and rear delts, but if the only thing gained out of behind-the-neck presses is a torn rotator cuff than I'll ditch them...