Does anyone Train Front delts with Chest instead of shoulders?

[Kaytime]

Was just curious to know this since all the pressing you do really hits the front delts aswel. I was thinking of giving it a shot since my routine looks like this

Monday: Legs
Tuesday: Shoulders/Triceps
Wednesday: Back/Traps
Thursday: Off
Friday: Chest/Biceps (would like to add front delts)

Would you guys think it would be ok or no?

[RED26]

There's no need to isolate front delts.
They get more than enough work on incline chest movements and military presses or dumbbell shoulder presses.
Emphasize better on side delts. They'll give you a better overall appearance.

PS. Training 3 days in a row it's too much IMO. If you train 4 times a week It would look much better like this:

day 1 - legs
day 2 - delts
day 3 - REST
day 4 - back
day 5 - chest
days 6 & 7 - REST

[HawaiianPride.]

Was just curious to know this since all the pressing you do really hits the front delts aswel. I was thinking of giving it a shot since my routine looks like this

Monday: Legs
Tuesday: Shoulders/Triceps
Wednesday: Back/Traps
Thursday: Off
Friday: Chest/Biceps (would like to add front delts)

Would you guys think it would be ok or no?

You can most certainly train your anterior fibers on Friday, while keeping the medial and rear head training strictly on Tuesday.

[Kaytime]

There's no need to isolate front delts.
They get more than enough work on incline chest movements and military presses or dumbbell shoulder presses.
Emphasize better on side delts. They'll give you a better overall appearance.

PS. Training 3 days in a row it's too much IMO. If you train 4 times a week It would look much better like this:

day 1 - legs
day 2 - delts
day 3 - REST
day 4 - back
day 5 - chest
days 6 & 7 - REST

Thursdays a pretty big day at work so i have no time at all for training since i work long hours on that day so i keep it usually wednesday