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Science-Backed Shortcut for Massive Side and Front Delts!

Science-Backed Shortcut for Massive Side and Front Delts!

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Ready to grow your side and anterior delts! New 30Min programs are live! 30Min Full Gym Program 30Min (Garage) Program We again got into the weeds of the best ways to train the lateral and anterior head of your delt but It should be eye-opening to a lot of people. The first big takeaway is that if you're doing traditional front raises then you're actually training the clavicular head of your pectoralis major, it is in fact the stronger flexor. Second, if you press like most others do with your shoulders externally rotated then you're not putting the anterior delt at an effective length that is necessary for consistent hypertrophy gains. When it comes to the lateral head, I walk through my setup to how I do any lateral raise variation and boy is it complicated. It's incredibly difficult to not only explain how to recreate the form but more importantly why but I think this video will finally put to rest the question what is the best way to do side laterals #biggershoulders #bouldershoulders #hypertrophy
Date: 2024-09-07

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7: 44 not to freak out but this is quite literally a duplication of a test for shoulder impingement / SAPS. Is the test great That depends on who you ask, but with a potential sensitivity and specificity in the high 80s in some research, it shouldn't just be ignored. And yes, the theory behind the test is that the supraspinatus is dry humping the roof of your acromion. You have decreased the space via not just abduction, but the IR further aligns the supraspinatus under the acromion and then both activation of it (increasing the relative size of the muscle) and generation of a superior translation moment at the glenohumeral joint that the RTC may be insufficient to overcome all combine to compress the supraspinatus against the inferior aspect of the acromion.
8: 41 where the article is highlighted does NOT match with what is said. The words spoken indicate less activation of the supraspinatus, but that article that is highlighted says infraspinatus and subscapularis. Unless this is the wrong article, you are talking about the wrong muscles and therefore drawing the wrong conclusions about those muscles.
Further, immediately above the highlighted portion, the article says:
Supraspinatus activity is similar between empty can and full can exercises although full can results in less risk of subacrominal impingement - to be clear, empty can = full internal rotation / pronation, full can = supination. i. e. it says what my first paragraph says.
So the article shown does not say what you indicate it does in the highlighted section, AND it challenges what was said just one minute earlier.
Bring on the hate.

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Good day from Australia, thanks for this video. I'm going to make use of the front delt press atrocity and see how it goes. I am typing this because i have a question, I have recently undertaken a job, where i will be holding a riot shield for probalby hours on end, so i'm working on shoulders as. shield. in front of me for hours. do have any other suggestions around the functional need to hold things or do a job like that for ages Maybe not around sculpting as much as functional strength availability.
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I’ve always had really dominant delts. As a carpenter who has also installed thousands of square meters of wall sheetings. The way Ryan describes doing lateral raises is exactly how I spent 15 years lifting sheets onto sawhorses. My delts are great but the bursitis and arthritis is not worth the extra 10% growth you may get. Now all my delt raises are done supinated focusing on the stretch and I don’t have to eat 120mg of codeine a day
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That pronated side lateral raise is something Ryan brought up about a year ago. I have been using it since then. My delts are probably my most developed muscles. He didn't name so I call it, One for the homies. It makes me think of pouring out a 40oz beer because of hand position and the motion. Previously I just shortened it to Homies but the first time I said, I really need to do my homies I knew I had F'd up.
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For front delt: Seated incline neutral dumbell front raise with the bench set one to two steps lower than straight up, make sure you raise the dumbell and try to push it away from you as if you’re giving it to someone, your knees should be touching each other so there’s space for your hands to move STRICTLY at the sagittal plane. (Straight up and down)
For side felt: what you showed but with a wrist wrap

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You may have been young and dumb but the issue is that you may have been monetized at the time, meaning you were getting paid for incorrect or even general bad advice while having it all wrapped up in I know what I'm talking about. Maybe a donation from yourself to a charity would be a good idea.
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ALL I KNOW is ive been doing side laterals, incline db presses and lying side laterals, bent laterals in hopes to build my delts and dips for lower chest and as my heaviest workout happened 5 days ago, my entire deltoid area is sore, joints, muscles so something has to change!
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So bottom line, we are all dumb whits lol, and to do these nice new exercises, we shall all look like comics in the gym, BUT it works hahah And how many of us have pulled our shoulders out among every other muscle and bone in the body to look better.
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Did he finally admit he was wrong about EKG, yes. Did he actually admit he knew a while earlier it was anecdotal evidence at best on the efficacy of an exercise and continued to use it as evidence because it was easy content Nope.
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I don't know what kind of algorithmic sorcery dropped this guy into my recommendations, but the moment I laid eyes on him, it was like catching a glimpse of something too damn good to be true. I was hooked, first look and all
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A quick recap/summary at the end of the video on only the good technique would be great thing for him to do. Having to scrub back though takes a lot of time and you can miss something. Other than that, good video! :)
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I'm gonna rewatch that video next time I'll be training shoulders. Nothing works for me and just going through the motions from this video without the weights made more sense than anything anyone else said before
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Brother theres no wrong with doing a movement and including more Muscles to work, in fact thats more volume and less time its a win win situation and that's why Dr Mike don't train his rear or front delt
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So it doesn't matter if you live with your mom and you have little to no equipment. You could take two of her vibrators internally rotate. And before, you know, it you'd have great shoulders

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This guys only business is selling you bozos endless videos on the same subject but retold 300 different ways sort of like his progress shots just show the same dude with different lighting.
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Had me laughing at it's like F'n calculus - but seriously - I'm learning SO much from your grading of the different exercises and I've noticed a difference in my training - THANK YOU SO MUCH!
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deltoids and trapezius tend to have a way higher concentration of androgen receptors compared to other muscle groups, making them more responsive to PEDs. He has aged because of this.
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#RyanHumiston And how much of your science-based approach is leveraging anabolic steroids You’ve heard of Liver King right It’s a fair question asked in a respectful way.
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I'm trying to decide if I want to go ahead and shave my head since I'm starting to lose it. Ryan has made me decide not to, lol. But seriously, always great and fun videos! : D
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Can confirm after doing this in my uppper body it is equally as shit lol in the best ways tripped me out flaring my lats first but holy crap the veins nice man once again!
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