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A Strategy for Dynamite DeltoidsTo build impressive shoulders, you need to target all three sections of the deltoid muscle. This training program is specifically engineered to build dynamite deltoid muscles. To build shoulders into hard, round boulders, the rear, front and outer deltoids must be addressed. Shock training accomplishes this via dual workouts, one with dumbbells and one using a barbell. Perform the dumbbells workout first, completing two or three sets of each exercise with each arm. Two days later, do three sets of the barbell exercises. A couple of days later return to the dumbbells set. The completely different stress points of the weight routines will fortify the deltoid muscle fibers. These dual workouts are enough to give you optimum shoulder size and strength. Front Deltoids - Dumbbells Palms-In Presses Stand grasping dumbbells palms in over the shoulders. Proceed to press them up to arms length overhead. Pause, then lower to starting position. Rear Deltoids - Dumbbells Seated Lateral Raises Sit grasping dumbbells palms in at sides. Proceed to raise the weights out to the sides until arms are parallel to the ground. Pause, then lower to starting position. Outer Deltoids - Dumbbells Lying Lateral Raises Lie on your left side, leg over leg, grasping a dumbbell palm down in the right hand. Proceed to raise the arm up until almost perpendicular to the ground. Pause, then lower to starting position. Perform a set with each arm. Rear Deltoids - Barbell Bent Over Straight Arm Raises Bend over and grasp a barbell inches off the ground. Keeping the back straight and legs slightly bent, proceed to raise the bar up and out until arms are parallel to the ground. Pause, then lower to starting position. Front Deltoids - Barbell Front Raises Stand grasping a barbell palms down against thighs. Keeping the arms straight, proceed to raise the bar up and out until overhead. Pause, then lower to starting position. Outer Deltoids - Barbell Standing Military Presses Stand grasping a barbell at the top of the chest. Proceed to press it overhead. Pause Source: Free Articles from ArticlesFactory.com
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