Muscle Building
Exercises For Massive Deltoids
The best muscle building exercises for a massive deltoids are the ones that allow you to lift
the most weight through a complete range of motion. Based on my muscle building experience these exercises are multi-joint compound
exercises. Listed below are a few of my favorite muscle building exercises for massive shoulder
development.
If you're ready to hit the gym and start developing your deltoids read about the muscle building exercises
below, practice your form for a few weeks, then gradually add a few of them into your shoulder workouts. each of
these exercises allow you to move a lot of weight through more than 1 joint, allowing for maximum muscle
stimulation. Listed below are explanations of my favorite shoulder exercises with a brief idea of what muscle
groups are used to complete the movement.
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Seated/Standing Front Press
This is a great mass building exercise. When performed correctly, the seated front press stimulates the anterior
deltoid, posterior deltoid and middle deltoid, parts of the pectoralis major, as well as the lateral, medial and
long head of the Triceps Brachii.
This is definitely one of the shoulder exercises that gives you the most bang for your buck!
To perform the front press...
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Grab the bar with an overhand grip resting it across your upper
chest. |
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Extend the bar vertically as you inhale - Exhale at the end of the
movement. |
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Make sure to keep your back straight as you press the weight over
your head. |
Seated/Standing Dumbbell Press
The seated dumbbell press is another great shoulder exercise that allows you to move maximum weight through a
complete range of motion.
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This exercise stimulates the middle, posterior and anterior deltoid with a major emphasis on the middle deltoid.
Other muscles that are utilized to perform this exercise include trapezius, serratus anterior and triceps
brachii
To perform the seated dumbbell press...
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Sit on a bench with your back
straight |
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Lift the dumbbells up to shoulder
level with an overhand grip (palms facing forward, thumbs facing inward). |
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Inhale and extend the dumbbells
vertically |
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Exhale at the top of the
movement |
If you're having a hard time keeping your back straight use an adjustable bench set at a 90 degree
angle.
Front Dumbbell Press (Seated or
Standing)
The front dumbbell press is a great exercise for anyone who has weaker shoulders or a history of shoulder injury
in the past. This movement allows for deltoid stimulation without the excessive friction in the shoulder joint that
the classic front press and behind the neck press often cause.
This exercise targets the anterior deltoid but also stimulates the middle and posterior deltoid. It also
incorporates the pectoralis major, triceps brachii and trapezius muscles.
To perform this exercise...
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Sit on a bench with your back straight |
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Bend your elbows and hold the dumbbells at shoulder level with an
underhand grip (palms facing you, thumbs facing away form you) |
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Inhale and extend your arms vertically while rotating the dumbbell
180 degrees at the wrists bringing them into an overhand grip |
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Exhale at the end of the movement
Then return the dumbbell back to the starting position |
Well there you have it, my three favorite muscle building exercises for massive shoulders. Incorporating any of
these proven deltoid builders into your weight training workouts is a great way to jump start the growth of your
shoulders and surrounding muscles!
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