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    Proper Form 4 Side Lat Raises?

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    Can Anyone advise?

    I found this which looks wrong to me, the arms should be slightly bent shouldnt they?

    http://www.sparkpeople.com/myspark/e...ises.asp?ID=74

    I was once advised to turn my wrists at the top of the movement so my thumbs point down, almost like holding jugs and then pooring?

    Bare in mind i am all out for width so i need to maintain focus on the medial head.
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    those are lateral side raises , they hit the shoulders not lats....

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    I think slightly bent is a good idea, but it probably doesn't matter a whole lot if you're raising 2 pound dumbbells like that woman is.
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    Quote Originally Posted by assassin View Post
    those are lateral side raises , they hit the shoulders not lats....
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    Quote Originally Posted by ForemanRules View Post
    lol sorry for the stupid reply ... i didn't read his post well , i thought he meant lats , didn't notice it was an abbreviation of lateral ..lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by assassin View Post
    those are lateral side raises , they hit the shoulders not lats....
    I know, i meant side lat (lat is short for lateral)
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    oops , i didnt see your last post!
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    Quote Originally Posted by assassin View Post
    lol sorry for the stupid reply ... i didn't read his post well , i thought he meant lats , didn't notice it was an abbreviation of lateral ..lol
    Quote Originally Posted by L Armstrong View Post
    oops , i didnt see your last post!
    What is it with people not paying attention these days?

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    But yeah, when i do them (sparingly these days, go OH Press! ), i have my arms slightly bent too. I dont like locking the elbows in any lifts really.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gazhole View Post
    What is it with people not paying attention these days?

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    But yeah, when i do them (sparingly these days, go OH Press! ), i have my arms slightly bent too. I dont like locking the elbows in any lifts really.
    What is with people these days, trying to be a wise arse!!!!
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    Thank you to those who came with the helpful comments!
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    Quote Originally Posted by L Armstrong View Post
    What is with people these days, trying to be a wise arse!!!!
    What is it with people who cant take a joke, these days?

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    Moment = Force x Distance.

    By reducing the distance the weight is from your deltoids, you are effectively reducing the weight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spud View Post
    Moment = Force x Distance.

    By reducing the distance the weight is from your deltoids, you are effectively reducing the weight.
    So those guys who look like they are doing the chicken dance but with REALLY BIG dumbells are really pansies?

    This site also said that less than 20% of men would get big muscles.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Tatyana View Post
    So those guys who look like they are doing the chicken dance but with REALLY BIG dumbells are really pansies?

    This site also said that less than 20% of men would get big muscles.


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    yeah like doing 1/8 squats and worm like curls...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tatyana View Post
    So those guys who look like they are doing the chicken dance but with REALLY BIG dumbells are really pansies?

    This site also said that less than 20% of men would get big muscles.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Spud View Post
    Moment = Force x Distance.

    By reducing the distance the weight is from your deltoids, you are effectively reducing the weight.
    I guess i need to rethink my funky chicken style form and start looking like a pro!!
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