i just cant seem to get them big, my antiors are way too big, and theres this slant i just hate... any idea? im still working on my medial head to. im thinking i might need to do them twice a week.
i just cant seem to get them big, my antiors are way too big, and theres this slant i just hate... any idea? im still working on my medial head to. im thinking i might need to do them twice a week.
what do you perform for posterior delts? rowing movements also work them out. i personally designate 3-4 sets for them on delts day because they lag for me as well. feet together, seated alongside a bench doing reverse fliys slight elbow bend pinky fingers outward.
^^while im entirely bent over looking forward
ill start out with behind the neck miltary press on the smith machine, 3-4 sets about 8 reps. then ill do the side raises 3 sets 8 reps with hands like pouring a water jug, reverse pec deck again 3 sets... baisically i dont hit my front antior delt, all my excercises come from the medial or postior
Start with rear delts first. eattrainrest has the movement down, I out alittle more bend in my elbows that way I can really Squeeze and contract my rear delts for a full 2 seconds at the top of the movement. Almost all back movements use your rear delts.
try some reverse cable rows your left hand grabs the right and the right grabs the left handle. Extend your arms out, it works wonders for me
Military press hits all three am I wrong on this ?
I would like to see someone's rear delts who has only done military press for shoulders. I guarantee that they are obsolete.
Yes thats correct. Their degrees are not even in the exercise field and they are not Exercise Physiologist.
look seperat the shoulder work out to do rear delts a seperat day so you hit them hard and just focus on the rear delt... i used to lack there as well and a pro told me the above advise in a three months he came back asking what i was using (aas) cause of the growth i had put on in that area... i sure he was just pumping me up but his advise was solid
any ways i limitted the sets to 9 ror 10 and now i own two full bowling balls / shoulders
its pretty simple really the muscle that shortens is the muscle getting worked
so when ever your pressing its really not going work the posterior delt
Man all this reminds me of that machine alot of people mainly used for chest flies, but if you sit on it backwards you can really hit your rear delts. DAMN I MISS IT! I have a bad back and not a fan of any movements I have to bend over.
Anyone know of the machine? Have you ever used it?
We had a perticular one when I was in the military, never seen it at a gym since 6yrs ago. Anyway this thing was the shiiiiat, my rear delts wear totally targeted. Everytime with bent overs when I could, it would work them, but just didn't get them the same. Cables are nice too, got to love cable work but I hate being limited got to change it up and freeweights on this one just suck for me. Damn I just spent like an hour trying to find the same one online, can't find it.
Thanks fireguy1...
Ok now back to this guys thread didn't want to steal it for too long.
Last edited by kickinit; 07-28-2009 at 03:14 AM.
another good excercise is if you can find a bench high enough to lay on your chest ond do reverse flys. As for the rest of the argument going on here, all muscles being fibrous contractile the more directly you can contract the muscle the better you isolate it look at a diagram of the straitions of your muscle and use common sense. It reall is that easy, with the exception of the larger groups in which you will want to find a wider range of angle to hit it with to complete the tear down of the entire muscle
What about power cleans? do they work posterior delts?
when u bench press are u chest or shoulder dominate naturally?
this is common thing, people either get get shoulders or chest IMO.
lemme know and il help ya
Reverse cable crossovers are my favorite!! Its a pin point contraction!!
so should i even do power cleans? or am i just wasting time?
power cleans and power snatches from the ground or from hip will build fast twitch muscle fiber and improve athleteism. the problem is most people perform them incorrectly. if you're going to do them, they must be done explosively with a violent and full hip extention. keep your torso and upper back tight. they help your posterior delts. another movement that will help is the muscle snatch.
this is the muscle snatch
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-ysrXQ_GlQ
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