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Post your shoulder workout

jokerswild

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I can get everybody part of mine good and sore after a workout except for shoulders and it shows because my delts are lagging behind my other parts. I usually do:

Shoulder press 4x8
lateral raises 4x8
shrugs 4x10
upright rows 4x10

any suggestions??
 
Standing shoulder press, standing dumbell press, barbell push press, dumbell push press, behind the neck push press, power shrugs (heavy enough that u cant get past the 4-6 rep range) (if u want to count shrugging as a "shoulder" movement) and of course....


gaping, bloody menstrual cycle vag side lateral raises.
 
Seated DB press
Arnold Press
Smith machine Mil Press
DB or plate, front raises w/ static hold
DB lateral raises
Seated high cable rows with rope handle brought up under the chin
 
Seated BD press 3x8
Upright rows 3x7
Seated Military Press 3x7 ss with 10 quik shrugs w/ same bar
Lateral riase or what their called 3x10
 
I do handstand push ups on top of two basketballs (I prefer the basketballs with chalk on them for better grip), and I do about 10 reps. The balance and concentration will get you're delts ripped and swole. Then after I'm done with that I palm the basketballs in each hand and do some quick side laterals with them to "shock" the delts to get them even more bigger. I get such a wicked pump from doing this, even though my shot will be off come pick-up game time.
 
Kabeetz said:
Standing shoulder press, standing dumbell press, barbell push press, dumbell push press, behind the neck push press, power shrugs (heavy enough that u cant get past the 4-6 rep range) (if u want to count shrugging as a "shoulder" movement) and of course....


gaping, bloody menstrual cycle vag side lateral raises.
why so many versions of the same movement?
 
silver_shadow said:
push presses (in front of the neck and BTN), flat bench.
why not incline? I noticed when I made Inclines my core bench movement, my shoulders became my best feature


Seated DB press warm-up
Hang clean and push presses
Lateral plate raises or on the cables
upright rows
 
jokerswild said:
two questions what are you guys calling a push press and arnold press?

A push press is a standing press, but your knees bend slightly giving you extra force in propelling the weight upwards, allowing you to lift more weight and also involve more of your body in the lift as you're generating power from the legs all the way up through to the hands when done correctly.

Arnold Press is a usually seated movement, like the seated dumbell press, but your palms face in at the bottom of the movement and you turn your wrists as you lift so that palms are facing out at the top of the rep, and then back at the bottom. Popularized By the terminator himself.
 
Smurfy said:
why not incline? I noticed when I made Inclines my core bench movement, my shoulders became my best feature


Seated DB press warm-up
Hang clean and push presses
Lateral plate raises or on the cables
upright rows
any kind of press and dips basically work your delts adequately... yes, inclines do put more emphasis on shoulders. i do inclines ocasionally as a replacement for flat bench.
 
Smurfy said:
why not incline? I noticed when I made Inclines my core bench movement, my shoulders became my best feature


Seated DB press warm-up
Hang clean and push presses
Lateral plate raises or on the cables
upright rows

Inclines emphasize the clavicular pecs, and add more emphasis to the anterior delt than a standard bench press.
 
Lateral raises (change hand orientation every few weeks)
Seated DB Press (full or 1-1/3)
Superset - DB Incline with Front Raise holds
Dips or Close Grip Bench
 
I start with rear delts after back is done.

rear delt pec dec backwards 3x12
rear delt db 4x10
side delt db 3x10
side delt cable lifts 3x10
upright rows wide grip 2x10
upright rows close grip 2x10
shrugs 5x15
seated presses heavy 3x10
 
Kabeetz said:
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Arnold Press is a usually seated movement, like the seated dumbell press, but your palms face in at the bottom of the movement and you turn your wrists anabolic steroids you lift so that palms are facing out at the top of the rep, and then back at the bottom. Popularized By the terminator himself.

Does your word processor automatically convert the work 'as' to 'Anabolic Steroids' ?

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