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| Jayv24 |
Posted: Jun 16 2008, 04:55 PM
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Scratching and Itching Group: Advanced Members Posts: 1208 Member No.: 103548 Joined: 19-February 06 |
shoulders and Bi's for me. Mostly seated heavy barbell presses. usually 5x5. brief rest, and then higher volume lateral raises with dumb's. You can try standing upright rows, forward raises w/db's or bb. -------------------- |
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| ENGAGE |
Posted: Jun 17 2008, 03:20 PM
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![]() Member Group: Advanced Members Posts: 100 Member No.: 91771 Joined: 24-October 05 |
I know you've gotten a lot of good advice and what not but here is my two cents.
Try starting your Shoulder day with a superset to pre-exhaust. I like to do a seated barbell shoulder press (smith machine or military) and superset with flyes. GOOD burn doing that man, then at that point if you keep your rest time down to like a minute (at most) between sets and 2 minutes between excersizes you'll fire them up |
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