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  2. Overhead Press - Bodybuilding.com Forums

    forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=169378633

    Doing this for 6 to 8 weeks to see how it works out. 2 quick and dirty tricks to help lessen lean: 1) stagger your stance slightly; have one foot an inch in front of the other. 2) clench your glutes. The biggest problem that many people have when switching to standing is not getting under the bar enough.

  3. Overhead barbell press vs Seated dumbbell press -...

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    I want to know your thoughts on standing barbell overhead press vs seated dumbbell overhead press. I'm currently doing the standing barbell press as my main shoulder movement. but as i progress to higher weights i feel some minor pains in my lower back ( this is probably from hyper-extending my back while doing the lift).

  4. Weak shoulder, dumbbell press - Bodybuilding.com Forums

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    Weak shoulder, dumbbell press. When I do overhead dumbbell press, or flat dumbbell press; after a few sets, when I start to get fatigued, the left shoulder becomes kind of loose. I can still lift, but it feels like the joint can rotate easily, in a way such that I'm not able to hold the weight up. It feels like the arm can suddenly fall ...

  5. front raises vs press - Bodybuilding.com Forums

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    Rep Power: 9040. Raises should isolate the fronts a little better, but presses are the ideal compound exercise for them and the side delts albeit to a lesser extent. I typically do both since I like the feel of the raises and their targeting of the front delts. "When my opponent contracts, I expand.

  6. Does Overhead press Improve bench press? - Bodybuilding.com...

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    I'm trying to improve my bench press and was wondering if barbell overhead press improves bench press. if so which is better seated overhead press or standing. In my experience, yes. Bringing up my OHP definitely helps with bench press. For me, stronger shoulders = stronger off the chest with bench. Either (DB or barbell) can work in my opinion ...

  7. Dumbell shoulder press VS lateral raises - Bodybuilding.com...

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    DB press vs lateral raises. compound vs isolation. compound wins. Inaccurate generalization, both can be effective, though pressing's better for building a base due to the smaller % weight jumps. Once you're strong, and can start with a higher lateral raise, then there's more freedom with how to do it. 07-23-2011, 01:48 PM #5.

  8. Arnold press VS regular shoulder press... - Bodybuilding.com...

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    Standing Barbell Overhead Press > All. ... standard dumbbell shoulder Press 11-22-2011, 05:03 AM #22.

  9. Shoulder injury! Acromion sticking out and popping with overhead...

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    I noticed when I was benching that my left shoulder suddenly got weak during our chest day at the gym, I believe the acromion had swollen slightly again so I iced it down. Now in the last few days I've rested it but have noticed even when doing the motion of the overhead dumbbell press without any weight my acromion is popping/clicking, however ...

  10. Just a thought: overhead press vs. incline bench

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    Location: District Of Columbia, United States. Posts: 26,327. Rep Power: 35173. Overhead pressing will have less chest involvement than incline pressing, which is conventionally performed at a 15-45 degree angle. There is carryover, but it's obviously not as profound as performing the movement itself.

  11. Seated Dumbbell Press vs. Standing Overhead Barbell Press

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    Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Age: 32 Posts: 13,371 Rep Power: 12582