what do u guys recomend doing for shoulders?
im lookin for mass
i know high weight low reps so u dont have to tell me.
shoulders
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Last edited by zerosktrkd on Mon Aug 13, 2007 12:23 am, edited 1 time in total.
Well there have always been the standards.
Dumbbell Shoulder Press.
Side Raises.
Bent Over Side Raises
Side Raises lying face down on an inclined bench
Front Raises
Front Raises with Barbell
Also you can do one where lie sideways on a Bench, and do some kind of Raise motion which I think also stimulates the Rotator Cuff, as well as one or more of the 3 delts.
You also have Cable Raises, where you use something like a Tricep Machine or Crossover Machine, working one Shoulder at a time.
Dumbbell Shoulder Press.
Side Raises.
Bent Over Side Raises
Side Raises lying face down on an inclined bench
Front Raises
Front Raises with Barbell
Also you can do one where lie sideways on a Bench, and do some kind of Raise motion which I think also stimulates the Rotator Cuff, as well as one or more of the 3 delts.
You also have Cable Raises, where you use something like a Tricep Machine or Crossover Machine, working one Shoulder at a time.
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Re: shoulders
FYI, In general
1-5 Reps for strength
6-12 Reps for Mass
1-5 Reps for strength
6-12 Reps for Mass
zerosktrkd wrote: im lookin for mass
i know high weight low reps so u dont have to tell me.
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Re: shoulders
i know 6-12 reps is low.smoundzou wrote:FYI, In general
1-5 Reps for strength
6-12 Reps for Mass
zerosktrkd wrote: im lookin for mass
i know high weight low reps so u dont have to tell me.
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I personally like this exercise for the shoulders:
http://www.abcbodybuilding.com/exercise ... toneck.htm
You really have to keep the elbows flared out and elevated though. Don't let them drop to your sides.
http://www.abcbodybuilding.com/exercise ... toneck.htm
You really have to keep the elbows flared out and elevated though. Don't let them drop to your sides.