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I seems there are only a few exercises available that target the rear delts, and those seem to not be very effective to guys like me with weaker rear delts.
What I have tried are bent-over DB lats, bent-over cable lats. They seem to really suck for me, because with weak rear delts I couldnt hold the peak contraction and if I lower the weights I wont ever go failure within the bodybuilding reps range. Consequently I dont feel the pump. There are some other exercises like cable face pull, but that works upper back more right? I do not have a rear delt machine. Are there any effective rear delt exercises that might work?
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prefatigue the rear delts with bent over laterals or the like, then go straight into one arm dumb-bell presses. Start the dumb-bell press with an inward facing grip and corkscrew out into a forward facing grip. As you corkscrew up really pull back your shoulder with your rear delts.
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also known as arnold presses i think!
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I seems there are only a few exercises available that target the rear delts, and those seem to not be very effective to guys like me with weaker rear delts. What I have tried are bent-over DB lats, bent-over cable lats. They seem to really suck for me, because with weak rear delts I couldnt hold the peak contraction and if I lower the weights I wont ever go failure within the bodybuilding reps range. Consequently I dont feel the pump. There are some other exercises like cable face pull, but that works upper back more right? I do not have a rear delt machine. Are there any effective rear delt exercises that might work? [/ QUOTE ] Try 1 armed across the body cable laterals and use the lightest weight. Even try different cable stations to find one of particularly low weight. but IMO if you're having troubles with weigh issues on laterals then you should be focusing on your back rowing movements - as a beginner (I take it) these will help you a lot more for the first 3-6 months. BTW pulling your shoulders back on an arnold press? I cannot see that using the rear delts much at all and vastly increasing the risk of a shoulder injury. Any pulling downwards/backwards/rotation of the shoulder is mostly lat/trap/rotator cuff work |
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Great advice, book!
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Another options is one arm laterals lying somewhat on your side on a bench.
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Face pulls work your posterior delts and upper back, and if you pull them more up and into your face will really nail them!
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Prefatigue your rear delts, then do a high rowing action, such as seated rows to the delts
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lay down face first on a bench and do rear raises with elbows bent
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I did this interesting triset to hit the rear delts and traps.
shrugs or Haney shrugs ss w/ bent-over row to neck ss w/ behind neck press
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