try face pulls.
How much lateral deltoid involvement in Rear Delt Rows? Is it enough to stimulate growth? I'm looking for a pull exercise (DB or Barbell) that hits the lateral delts to substitute upright rows.
try face pulls.
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also rear delt flys if dont correctly they are great. form is key with the rear delt fly.
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ah ok also one more thing face pulls look to be the same exercise as the rear delt row. wierd seems the only diffrence is how high you pull the cable.
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Face pulls sound interesting. I might give it a try. I prefer compound exercises that can be done with either dumbbells and/or barbells though.
yeh rear delts get worked well with pulling exercises, thats why i dont really isolate them. but if i was to do a isolation exercise for them, such as rear delt flys is it best to do it on my pull day, or on my push day with the other delts.
i like to do my rear delts on my back day. since the rear delts do seem to get good stimulation from working traps, rhomboids, and the terus. i figure its best to break down my shoulders into sections to avoid over training. also to avoid injury.
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correction back days sorry. i do two back days to fully work the diffrent parts of my back and add diffrent stimulus to the muscles.
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wide grip and narrow grip seated rows work best id say
90% of the exercises mentioned hardly stimulate the lateral delts. No need for isolation though.