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Old 08-14-2001, 04:15 PM   #1
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Question shoulder workouts

What kind of shoulder workouts do you guys perform? My shoulder routine is getting kind of stale and I need something new. Here's a typical shoulder routine for me:

dumbell presses or barbell presses
side lat raises or front lat raises
Hammer Strength presses
machine lat raises

I usually do four sets of each, pyramiding from 10 reps down to 6. I also work my traps on some shoulder days (I rotate traps between shoulder and back days).

Just wondering what some of your routines are so I can steal them.
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Here's my current shoulder/trap routine, which is performed after my chest workout:
1)Upright Row 3x4-6
2)Dumbell Shoulder Shrug 1 strip setx8-12


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2 sets of Dumbell Presses x 8 reps.
2 sets Lateral Raises x 10 reps.

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2 sets of Dumbell Presses x 8 reps.
2 sets Lateral Raises x 10 reps.

that's it?


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Lol , ya thats it.
Not much of a shoulder guy.

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do you have good delts?


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At the moment my shoulder routine is exactly the same as Maki's.

Remember that delts also get stimulated via dips, bench and certain other excercises to a degree.
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Ballast, is that all you do? Looks like just a trap workout to me. How do you isolate your delts?

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I've decided to only do shrugs and lateral raises. I've started a 5 day rotation so I need to take it easy on the shoulders.

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Baboon-Yeah, it basically is a trap-emphasis workout.The upright rows hit my delts pretty good(as long as I keep the bar close, almost dragging it up my body).And since the shoulders are worked in almost all chest and back exercises, I don't see the need to incorporate too many direct shoulder exercises.

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I am currently following a POF structure on shoulder workouts.

  • DB Presses
  • Behind the Back Lateral Cable Raises
  • Seated DB Laterals

I keep the reps in the 6-10 range. If you can do more than 10, go heavier.

If you're wondering about traps, I hit those with DL's on back day.
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I'll try to post a pic of them tonight Prince.

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If you're wondering about traps, I hit those with DL's on back day.
True, they do get stimulation in deads, but they are supposed to act as stabilzers during the movemnt. For a full ROM use shrugs, add 1-2 sets
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do you have good delts?

Prince, I saw his the picture from Wbb. He's got good Delts and AWESOME traps.

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2 sets of DB shoulder presses, at the moment.

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Off the topic a little.

Are upright rows focusing on Back/Traps or Shoulders/Traps? I need to know that in order to adjust this exercise to the appropriate bodypart to combine. Thanks

Also, I've seen photos of ppl having really impressive, round, firm looking delts. What kind of exercises are normally done to achieve that kinda result?
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Off the topic a little.

Are upright rows focusing on Back/Traps or Shoulders/Traps? I need to know that in order to adjust this exercise to the appropriate bodypart to combine. Thanks

<FONT COLOR="Blue">They work the side delts and the traps </FONT c>

Also, I've seen photos of ppl having really impressive, round, firm looking delts. What kind of exercises are normally done to achieve that kinda result?
<FONT COLOR="Blue">Go with a combo of exercises that'll work the front, side and back delts, genetics also plays a role in how they're gonna look. </FONT c>

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I'm confused here. I always thought that the upright row was basically a bent over row upright, on a machine of course..that would work the back though...so what kind of upright row are you guys talking about?
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I'm talking about a standing Upright Row, for the shoulders. Bent over would be for the back.

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I changed my mind.

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how do you do a standing upright row?
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how do you do a standing upright row?
www.exrx.net/WeightExercises/DeltoidLateral/BBUprightRow.html


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Posting a shoulder pic.
(I was feeling fat that day)

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I find that Hand Stand push ups are a great way to shock shoulders into new growth. Just add them to the beginning of your shoulder day to pre-exhaust everything.

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