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You ought to have a look at the fitness mags next time your in shopping.
There is a cracking write up on shoulders in one of this months mags(cant remember which, its the more bodybuilding baised one though).
It covers how behind the neck overhead press is key to ramping up in shoulder size. bb & or db.
There is a cracking write up on shoulders in one of this months mags(cant remember which, its the more bodybuilding baised one though).
It covers how behind the neck overhead press is key to ramping up in shoulder size. bb & or db.
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I find that the overhead presses work the front delts well. However there are three heads to the delts and that side raises get the sides (funnily enough). My rear delts tend to get worked quite well with back etc but you can do bent over raises for these.
Shrugs work the Traps BTW and not so much the shoulders.
Shrugs work the Traps BTW and not so much the shoulders.
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yea shrugs is more a traps builder, i use a few exercises, but i find a good one to be dumbell raises. raise to the horizontal possition at your sides. like a plane lol, then back down and the at shoulder width raise infront of you like a zombie, to chin height, and back down. count both movements as 1 rep.
hope thats some help
Chris
hope thats some help
Chris
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Chris, dumbell raises are side raises or side latteral raises as they are properly named.
The front raises are a good exercise but can put a lot of strain on the joint IMHO so light weights to start off with.
The front raises are a good exercise but can put a lot of strain on the joint IMHO so light weights to start off with.
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Originally Posted by Kieron
Chris, dumbell raises are side raises or side latteral raises as they are properly named.
The front raises are a good exercise but can put a lot of strain on the joint IMHO so light weights to start off with.
The front raises are a good exercise but can put a lot of strain on the joint IMHO so light weights to start off with.
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No worries. I wasn't trying to be a smart arse btw!
I also forgot to add that upright rows are also a good exersise for the side lateral. Again I find these can put a strange strain on the shoulder joint and also the wrist if using heavy weights so start off light and build up!
I also forgot to add that upright rows are also a good exersise for the side lateral. Again I find these can put a strange strain on the shoulder joint and also the wrist if using heavy weights so start off light and build up!
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there's a million answers but they have the same theme : train your shoulders with sensible reps and frequency, eat well, rest, and be CONSISTENT.
The exercises you do as long as you're sensible i.e. don't do squats for shoulder aint really that important, just train hard!
The exercises you do as long as you're sensible i.e. don't do squats for shoulder aint really that important, just train hard!
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