automaticj5
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Ok -- heres the question -- when doing dumbell side and front raises -- do you keep your arm bent slightly or straight?
IMO front raises still pump alot of blood into the side delts as well. i ignored lateral raises and front raises for a very long time and had disproportionately small shoulders, but could still press like a mofo. once i started doing the kinda shit AAP and omega type lifters recommend and pumped lots of blood into the shoulders using light weight but rediculously high volume, my shoulders have been exploadingNeo22 said:as to why any of you need to do front raises I have no idea lol. You get MORE than ENOUGH anterior delt work from chest presses and shoulder presses. Most of you should be more concerned with your rear and lateral deltoids.
i disagree. sometimes some good heavy pushpresses reeally work well for the shoulders and upper chest and even traps.OMEGA said:On shoulders I never go heavy;
the muscle / tie in to other muscles complex over all is very small,
it makes NO SENSE to put them in danger by using excessive weight especially with Military presses.\ and laterals.
Shrugs you an go heavier on though do to the size of the traps and mechanics of the move.
just did this at the shitty hotel gym and loved itOMEGA said:Always arms bent with laterals and alway lean slightly forward
Laterals are the most powerful when you do "burn outs or descending sets"
this is a series of sets usually 3 back to back using strict form but you start off with moderate weight and descend till you get to 10-15 pound dumbells.
For my self I start with 25's, then go to 20's then go to 15's
make no mistake be very strict on the lightest sets to really bring those deltoid heads out
I do 2 sequences but sometimes will do 3
i did the 25, 20, 15, a couple times after a smith machine and pec deck machine and 50 lb dumbell fly session.OMEGA said:which part?
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