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Old 02-03-2005, 10:06 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default I think this new routine is ok but what do i know?

What do you think of this as a 3 day workout?.

Squats 3 sets
Bench press 4 sets
Behind neck 3 sets
Barbell curls 4 sets
Millitary press 3 sets
Seated lateral raises 3 sets
Bent forward lateral raises ( for upper back,im not sure of this exercise name is correct)

I usually do 6-8 reps.Im looking to improve my deltoids mainly as chest and arms are already good enougth for me.

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Old 03-03-2005, 12:24 AM   #2 (permalink)
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What do you mean "behind neck" is this behind the neck presses? If so give these a miss as they will damage your rotator cuff, lat pulldowns behind the neck also cause the same damage.

Change your back movement to a compound movement instead of an isolation movement such as bent over barbell rows, dumbell rows, lat pull downs or wide grip pull ups. You will see far more growth from a compound movement

Forget the side lat raises and do some standing rows to the neck,this will build your delts and traps nicely.

I have found myself that dumbell shoulder presses build my delts far more than millitary presses, but give each a go for a few weeks to find out which works for you.

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Old 03-03-2005, 10:31 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Cheers ill give the rows and dumbell shoulder press a go for a month and see how i get on.
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shane have you ever done upright rows?

these work wonders for my deltoids and traps,

i find they bring my shoulders up very quickly
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Old 03-03-2005, 09:28 PM   #5 (permalink)
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I tried them once steve, but i havn't added it permantly to my routine.Its my rest day today but ill keep you updated on how i get on with them.My shoulders slope a bit as ive stupidly neglected my delts, ive concentrated on my chest and arms so much i havnt given shoulder exercises as much thought as i should have.Im going to add the upright rows to my routine instead of the behind neck press.I forgot to mention i do tri extensons aswell(thought id better mention it to avoid people wandering how i work tris)
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