A Starter’s Guide To Shoulder Workouts

 Often neglected whilst working out, I wanted to remind you that we have to work out our shoulders too.

 

 Your boy will look weird if your biceps and triceps have increased, but your shoulders are the same, it must go up with the rest of your arms.

 

 

Also having stronger shoulders helps, and you avoid such injuries such as rotator cuff, which hurts very much & will slow own your progress.

 

 So, I’m going to share with you three shoulder workouts for you to start right away, to get them active and on your way to getting stronger.

 


Press-Up

Get into the press-up position, think of your body now as a straight line.

 

Now keeping your body straight & looking ahead of you, lower yourself slowly until you are nearly touching the ground, then hold it for 3 to 5 secs and bring yourself back up fast, then repeat.

 

The whole point of going slow is, your body is being worked on the way down, so you need to keep that tension as long as you can, this is why I say go down slowly, then shoot back up.

 

Do three sets of 10, then when you get stronger increase it to 3 sets of 12.

 

It may not sound like much, however the whole point is to get your technique down and avoid getting hurt, your strength over time will shoot up, when you keep at it.


Inverted Rows

 

Inverted Rows First of all you are going to need a bar, then put yourself in a position where you are at waist height.

 

Then grip the bar with both hands, spread them out, so your arms are away from each other, then hang underneath the bar.

 

Your boy should be straight now, your arms should be fully stretched out, and your heels on the floor.

 

Now pull your chest toward the bar, it does not have to touch!

 

When you are going up, take a pause at the top, then slowly bring yourself back to the starting position.

 

Once again going slowly gives you more time under the pressure you are putting your body under, so the more time you can spend under that pressure the better, so make sure you go slow.

 

Start off by doing 3 sets of 10, then when you get stronger do 3 sets of 15, this will be a bit easier for you, so keep on increasing the sets, not so much the reps in time, and you’ll see the change.

 


Lateral Raise

You’ll need two dumbbells at your sides with your feet and shoulder a width apart.

 

Then you slowly raise your dumbbells out to the side, as if you’re pretending to be an airplane.

 

Then slowly go up and down, up and down.

 

You should start off with 3 sets of 5, then as you get stronger o 3 sets of 12, for those of you asking what dumbbells should you use?

 

I would say the light ones, this will allow you do a higher number of reps, if it was a big one, you would do less of them, the aim of this is to do more, so go light.


THAT’S IT!

 

Please let me know your thoughts on this?

  Until We Meet Again, Ciao

  We Look Up 

 

Karim David 

The Healthy One 

 

 

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Ksawery Marciniak
Ksawery Marciniak
1 year ago

Thank you for this!

Bernard Abgarowicz
Bernard Abgarowicz
1 year ago

I’m going to do all of them, thank you.

Kornel Nawrót
Kornel Nawrót
1 year ago

Good picks bro

Serwacy Gruba
Serwacy Gruba
1 year ago

Tysm!

Gilly Sanders
Gilly Sanders
1 year ago

Thank you for the tips, I’m going to try this out for myself.

Lubomir Walker
Lubomir Walker
1 year ago

This was sick dude.

Benedykt Sokol
Benedykt Sokol
1 year ago

This has made my day, thank you for the tips.

Anatol Bobik
Anatol Bobik
1 year ago

Thanks for the share.

Dawid Burba
Dawid Burba
1 year ago

I really liked the back one too, so this is even better.

Bogumir Kupiec
Bogumir Kupiec
1 year ago

Top tier, thank you for the help.

Marvin Harris
Marvin Harris
1 year ago

Thanks for the message.

Harvey McLachlan
Harvey McLachlan
1 year ago

Thank you for the pointers.

Dominic Eachern
Dominic Eachern
1 year ago

I want to get my shoulders a lot bigger, but this will do for now.

Lovell Sterling
Lovell Sterling
1 year ago

Thank you!

Shandrel Urqhart
Shandrel Urqhart
1 year ago

This is really good, I will apply this to my workouts.

Reggis Orde
Reggis Orde
1 year ago

Thank you, so much.

Grant Calder
Grant Calder
1 year ago

Thanks for your input, this is like gold to me.

Kaven Isaacs
Kaven Isaacs
1 year ago

Thank you!

Larice Sirigle
Larice Sirigle
1 year ago

I will use this, thanks very much.

Tony Sidell
Tony Sidell
1 year ago

I’ll be working on my shoulders tonight.

Amarika Hinton
Amarika Hinton
1 year ago

I’m going to start working on mine from now on.

Melcia Powell
Melcia Powell
1 year ago

I’m going to get my sweat on with these ones.

Wakeisha Helmsley
Wakeisha Helmsley
1 year ago

This guide is great 🙂

Monette Campbell
Monette Campbell
1 year ago

Cheers!

Taye Price
Taye Price
1 year ago

This makes so much sense, thanks for the advice.

Elizabeth Barton
Elizabeth Barton
1 year ago

Thank you Karim.

Quansha Strachan
Quansha Strachan
1 year ago

I know my shoulders are going to be on fire, but I’m still doing these.

Trinika East
Trinika East
1 year ago

Brilliant suggestions.

Lateica Lynch
Lateica Lynch
1 year ago

Thanks for the tips!

Daloris Eachern
Daloris Eachern
1 year ago

Thank you.

Lameshia Thompson
Lameshia Thompson
1 year ago

These starter’s guide’s are really good.

Dashay Lee
Dashay Lee
1 year ago

I’m so doing this.

Sakina Nixon
Sakina Nixon
1 year ago

This was a pleasure to learn, I will be doing this.

Kolonda Mure
Kolonda Mure
1 year ago

This is helping me understand, what I need to do, thank you.

Mylandra Lytton
Mylandra Lytton
1 year ago

My shoulders are going to get that work!

Laki Sowley
Laki Sowley
1 year ago

Thank you for another gem.

Teena Hill
Teena Hill
1 year ago

Thank you, I’ve been needing this.

Marisha Wainhouse
Marisha Wainhouse
1 year ago

This is giving me confidence to try these, thank you for breaking it down.

Serena Maddix
Serena Maddix
1 year ago

Thanks for the guidance

Shanish Wagstaff
Shanish Wagstaff
1 year ago

I’m going to make this happen, thank you for the help.

Tobias Huber
Tobias Huber
1 year ago

Thanks for the share.

Armin Staudinger
Armin Staudinger
1 year ago

This was great to read, I’m learning a lot from you, please keep them coming.

Matteo Lauer
Matteo Lauer
1 year ago

Cheers for the share/tips.