ExerciseDumbbell shoulder pressMusclesTargetDeltoid, Anterior SynergistsDeltoid, Lateral Supraspinatus Triceps Brachii Trapezius, Middle Trapezius, Lower Serratus Anterior, Inferior Digitations Pectoralis Major, Clavicular Dynamic StabilizersTriceps, Long Head Biceps Brachii StabilizersTrapezius, Upper Levator Scapulae
Congratulations, you listed information that has the lateral head of the deltoid as second-most activated, right behind the front delt. The side delt in a military press is just as heavily used as the mid- and lower-traps in a bent row, the forearms in a barbell curl, the front delts in a bench press, the hamstrings in a squat, etc. Way to prove my point for me.
I already said that, it's a secondary assisting muscle groupI thought you were saying it was the main muscle activatedno need for hatred, we can teach and learn without it
Your original quote said the lateral head is not working during a shoulder press. This is akin to saying the triceps are not working during a bench press.
the middle delt is not working during pressing movements, it's "assisting"
what do you guys think?no isolation just compound movements 4 a couple months.just to switch it up.
it's assisting, I had a poor choice of words getting my message accross by using "working"
good stuff.squats,deadlift,military,bench press,pull/chinups,upright rows,is the exercises 2 months minimum.never worried about calves.I'm lucky in that regard they are natually large.
keeping the reps low? how many workouts per week you planning, 3 (m,w,f)?
I just started but I plan on every other day so m,w,f,sun,t,th,sat unless I feel I need to throw in an extra day of rest.reps not sure but probably no more than 8-10.
2 years would be better. Matters how far along you are. This will make you grow everywhere.
I'm seasoned.32 been lifting since 16 so half my life,other than a few party years around 21.of course I've done all these movements for years but never exclusively and never with this split.
Throw in some standing or donkey calf raises, or hell, just power cleans with ankle extension and your calves are good.
I am thinking about doing this as well, how does this look for a full-body to be done 3 times a week? My current gym doesn’t have a bar; I live in the middle of nowhere.Flat dumbbell bench press – 3 x 8Bodyweight dips – 3 sets to failureDumbbell squats – 3 x 8Lunges – 3 x 16 (each leg alternately)Standing dumbbell shoulder press – 3 x 8Standing Arnold press – 3 x 8Seated row machine – 3 x 8Lat pulldown – 3 x 8Close grip chin ups – 3 sets to failureAny thoughts?