Just started doing hanging clean and press. A killer delt exercise. I do this twice per week. First work out 4x7. Second work out 2x12. Add bent over dumbell raises for posterior delt each workout 3x10.
Give this workout some time. Add wide grip barbell rows in your back workout also
Again....What is your diet like? Trying to lose weight or gain weight? So many people post like this and they're eating at a deficit, damn near it, or don't have a clue. Make sure you're eating to gain or forget about it! I seldom do direct shoulder work. Only basic compounds. Bench, pull ups, rows, military, dips...I don't do cleans but when i did they were surely good. I may start back.
Amen to this. Fk it, i got nothing to lose. Im not going on cycle until this winter but i can still add some growth to my delts natty. I refuse to believe i just have no delts...
I do, too. You got pics of these non-delts? I mean, can they really be that bad?
Originally Posted by lee111s
Military press and shoulder press with dumbells to start with. Then I do a set of 28's. I got the idea from this video
Since I've been doing them my shoulders have came on great. Give it a whirl!
Its tough- I had my shoulder scoped in 2008 and after it healed + rehab, it was strong as ever. But then I tweaked it doing too-heavy Arnold presses a week before my last competition (i.e. depleted) and even w/ 4 months off frm the gym its as screwed up as ever. I can start out lifting reasonably heavy, but it gets tired out so fast its scary. Crap. Makes me feel like I should only lift pink weights and should keep my walker & oxygen tank w/ me at all times.
Just as a gag, I purchased a set of pink one-pounders for the local Gold's twice! Both pair of dumbbells disappeared. Don't know if they offended someone at the gym by their mere presence or if someone took them home each time. lol
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