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    Power cleans grew my traps more than shrugs ever did. Tbar rows also helped.

    https://youtu.be/P5yDebcun1I

    I miss this maniac.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Octaneforce View Post
    Power cleans grew my traps more than shrugs ever did. Tbar rows also helped.

    https://youtu.be/P5yDebcun1I

    I miss this maniac.
    I've watched this before. "I'm gonna talk about something that nobody does, I don't do it either"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Octaneforce View Post
    Power cleans grew my traps more than shrugs ever did. Tbar rows also helped.

    https://youtu.be/P5yDebcun1I

    I miss this maniac.
    As a builder and not a strength guy I havenever done powercleans. I try to isolate as best I can.

    Traps I usually hit shugs walking down the db rack, seated shrug machine, standing shrugs on machine, back to db rack or my specialized to the nose shrugs
    I try to keep everything out of it. Hands are just hooks.

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    I have never done a deadlift in my life, is that bad? I just don't feel like picking up a heavy object using my back...

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    Quote Originally Posted by wavefunction View Post
    I have never done a deadlift in my life, is that bad? I just don't feel like picking up a heavy object using my back...
    I can't, I have bad lower discs that prevent squatting for periods of time too.
    For building purposes though they arent ideal.
    Its a very costly exercise. Employs way too many groups to isolate anything ideally.

    Doing a full body exercise would be something I saved for the last exercise to use lighter weight targeting a group that is already ver well fatigued. That way all the other groups arent breaking down anything close to the fatigued muscle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wavefunction View Post
    I have never done a deadlift in my life, is that bad? I just don't feel like picking up a heavy object using my back...
    Lmfao

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