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    barbell shrugs

    any differance in narrow grip to wide grip?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mshelton View Post
    any differance in narrow grip to wide grip?
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    I just walk up and grab the bar, then shrug. Whatever grip feels natural to me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deja Vu View Post
    I just walk up and grab the bar, then shrug. Whatever grip feels natural to me.
    same here.

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    It all depends on what works best for you and the level of your development today..I used to like them close but now I feel and see them working better wide. But overall I prefer dumbell shrugs very very heavy and low reps . Whatever works for you bro but sometimes it takes a while to find out exactly what that is so try all grips and dumbells .

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    I love dumbell shrugs and barbell anyway I do em. I don't shrug as often as I would like, but deadlifts I think can help with trap mass and I don't miss a session of deads each week. I'm crazy like that, hahaha.

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    ^^^ Yes forgot to metion that . Good point. Deads are crucial to trap development .

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    Throw in cable shrugs for some serious pump and break down.

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    I like behind the back shrugs.They hit hard and i also like high pulley rows for more of the middle traps and posterior delts

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    The same grip as my conventional deads.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fitnessallday View Post
    The same grip as my conventional deads.

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    Normally about shoulder width, but sometimes I use a snatch grip.
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    both give the same results. Do whatever is more comfortable for you
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    I used to love barbell shrugs shoulder width grip with really heavy weight. Now that my back isn't so great I use dumbells and am liking it a lot more. Things change man.

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    I think shoulder width is just easier for grip. Too wide and I slip more.

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