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    I prefer the trap bar. I feel I get the best contraction, and it allows me to pull not just up, but also back a little bit. That allows me to hit the lower part of the traps. Next to that, I use the barbell to the front. Barbell to the back, and dumbells just don't feel right to me.

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    I like to not do shrugs ever.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Premo55
    I think your form actually gets a lot worse on higher rep deads
    I used to always do 15-20 reps for shrugs, my form was better that way. If you aren't controlling the weight I'd say that could be muscle maturity as well as lack of mental control. I haven't been training for 40 years or anything but my form does not change much from one rep to the next no matter how tired I am.
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    I am able to keep a nice smooth slow reverse rotation going with 30 reps. I do 4 sets of 30 myself. Nothing like a nice trap burn...
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    Randy, if you mean rolling the shoulders you dont want to be doing that (rotator cuff risk).

    Heavy deads allow a lot of people to get away without doing shrugs.
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    Thanks for the tip Mudge, I was unaware of that. I've always done my shrugs that way.
    But I do them with lighter weight as I said with more reps.

    I will definately look more into this Mudge. I don't want to damage my rotators
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