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    how do you do these

    Im looking for new excercises for my posterior delts. I currently do reverse flys. How do you do face pulls and perpendicular rows? does anyone know of any other excercises for posterior delts? Im looking to make my shoulders less round. thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by pengers84
    Im looking for new excercises for my posterior delts. I currently do reverse flys. How do you do face pulls and perpendicular rows? does anyone know of any other excercises for posterior delts? Im looking to make my shoulders less round. thanks
    Face pulls are great. I do them regularly. Using a rope attached to a high lat pulley, I put one foot on the seat in front of me (to stablize myself) and then I lean back and then while keeping the elbows high, pull to your face.

    Excellent exercise.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thunder
    Face pulls are great. I do them regularly. Using a rope attached to a high lat pulley, I put one foot on the seat in front of me (to stablize myself) and then I lean back and then while keeping the elbows high, pull to your face.

    Excellent exercise.
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    face pulls are one of my fav's also.
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    prone incline bench rear delt raise with dumbbells

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    bent over lateral raise with db's or cables

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    I thought upright rows were for front delts>?
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    Quote Originally Posted by PWGriffin
    I thought upright rows were for front delts>?
    They are mostly for the lateral delts; front and rear delts are used to help in the movement, according to http://exrx.net/WeightExercises/Delt...prightRow.html

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