S Senior Woonaki New member Jun 26, 2003 #1 due to some bizarre turn of events i will have to train shoulders with chest... any ideas, dont want to murder my front delts too bad - what exercises would you choose
due to some bizarre turn of events i will have to train shoulders with chest... any ideas, dont want to murder my front delts too bad - what exercises would you choose
casualbb Plat Hero Platinum Jun 26, 2003 #2 Main chest exercise as chest dips... Auxiliary could be slight incline DB press (20 degrees) Then main shoulder is militaries Auxiliary are side and rear laterals
Main chest exercise as chest dips... Auxiliary could be slight incline DB press (20 degrees) Then main shoulder is militaries Auxiliary are side and rear laterals
P PolishHammer1977 New member Jun 26, 2003 #3 Heavy Incline Barbell Presses (4-5 sets) followed by Seated or Standng O.H.P. (4-5 sets) Warm up your rotators b4 and cool them down after.
Heavy Incline Barbell Presses (4-5 sets) followed by Seated or Standng O.H.P. (4-5 sets) Warm up your rotators b4 and cool them down after.
L louden_swain New member Jun 26, 2003 #4 I always train chest and delts together. Make sure the exercises are heavy and basic!!
S Senior Woonaki New member Jun 27, 2003 #6 thanks guys, we will see how it goes!!! there should be know need for front laterals with the chest work.... correct?
thanks guys, we will see how it goes!!! there should be know need for front laterals with the chest work.... correct?
casualbb Plat Hero Platinum Jun 27, 2003 #7 correct. Actually I'd never do front laterals when one can do an overhead press.
L louden_swain New member Jun 27, 2003 #8 casualbb said: correct. Actually I'd never do front laterals when one can do an overhead press. Click to expand... Exactly!! The front delts take a pounding especially when using an incline and seated frontal press.
casualbb said: correct. Actually I'd never do front laterals when one can do an overhead press. Click to expand... Exactly!! The front delts take a pounding especially when using an incline and seated frontal press.