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    Shoulders

    why do my shoulders never get sore. They look like they are getting bigger and i can lift more weight but they never get really sore

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    military press 5x 8,6,6,4,2
    shoulder press 4x 8,6,4,2
    front raises 3x 8,8,8
    bb shrugs 3x 10,8,8
    incline db shrugs 3x 10,10,8
    scull crushers 2x 8,8
    tricep extensions 2x 8.8

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    I will be very upfront here. That routine is horrible. Your shoulders dont need all of that. What is your primary goal?

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    if theyre getting bigger and stronger what does it matter
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    Im trying to add size

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    Ok, well less is most of the time better. Do something like coupling your muscle groups. Train strictly push groups with exercises like:

    Push
    Bench
    OH Press
    Dips
    Close Grip Bench Press

    Pull
    Pullups/Chinups
    DB Rows
    Bent over laterals
    Barbell Curls

    Legs
    squat
    Stiff Legged deadlift
    Lunges

    Something that simple can produce far better results than what your doing. Check out the stickies at the top of the training forum they will be very helpful.

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    Isn't getting bigger size? Anyway stick w/8-12 rep range for size. i would stick w/one pressing movement also. front raises/1 shrug movement/laterals should be find. at en dof workouts when i was trying to add size i would do couple drop sets on a military machine whuich would killem and getem sore.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JOHNYORK View Post
    Isn't getting bigger size? Anyway stick w/8-12 rep range for size. i would stick w/one pressing movement also. front raises/1 shrug movement/laterals should be find. at en dof workouts when i was trying to add size i would do couple drop sets on a military machine whuich would killem and getem sore.
    No no no.....do your compounds first and foremost. Dont mess with the isolation movements until the end if you have to mess with them at all. They do very very little for strength. Also the higher rep ranges are best for hypertrophy, but you have to have some type of periodzation. Switching things up keeps your routines fresh and your body growing. Also taking a week off or having a deload week once every 6 weeks or so is key also. And keep in mind mass is all in your diet. To attain mass you must eat for mass.

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    Sorry should've been more clear on first post. Imeant do your presses first whatever you decide to do than go to isolations. At end of shoulder workouts I would stick in an extra couple drop sets on military machines to further fatigue the muscle.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JOHNYORK View Post
    if theyre getting bigger and stronger what does it matter
    I never understand why people want their muscles to be sore. I think DoubleD is right on the money with the push routine for you, Jasnoe. 18 sets for your shoulders seems a bit much. If they're not sore after all that, I don't know if they'll get sore period.

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    Training body parts is a mistake right off the bat IMO.

    And i know what you mean, Goodfella. Why do people want to be sore? Personally id rather NOT be in pain :P.
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