Shoulder Exercises For Beginning Bodybuilders
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Shoulder Exercises for Beginner Bodybuilders
Introduction
Starting your bodybuilding journey? Focusing on shoulder exercises is crucial for balanced muscle development. This guide highlights effective exercises for beginners aimed at developing the deltoid muscles.
Understanding the Deltoids
The deltoids, key shoulder muscles, play a crucial role in upper body strength. They can be isolated even though they often work with arm and chest muscles. Since shoulders aren't made for heavy lifting in all directions, beginners should use lighter weights.
Deltoid Sections:
- Anterior (Front) Deltoid: Helps raise your arm forward.- Medial (Middle) Deltoid: Allows arm lifts to the side.
- Posterior (Rear) Deltoid: Lets you draw your arm backward when it's perpendicular to the body.
Chest exercises typically engage the front delt, so it's important to listen to your body when targeting this muscle.
Recommended Exercises
1. Seated Dumbbell Press
- Focus: Medial Head
- Sets: 3
- Reps: 10-15
2. Front Lateral Raise
- Focus: Front Delt
- Sets: 3
- Reps: 10-15
3. Rear Lateral Flyes
- Focus: Rear Delt
- Sets: 3
- Reps: 10-15
Scheduling Your Routine
Incorporate shoulder exercises into a balanced program like this:
- Day 1: Biceps, Back, Abs
- Day 2: Hamstrings, Shoulders, Abs
- Day 3: Quads, Forearms, Calves
- Day 4: Triceps, Chest, Abs
Start with one set per exercise, adding an additional set each week until reaching three sets. After three months, you'll be prepared to transition to more advanced routines.
By following this plan, you'll build a solid foundation for your bodybuilding journey, paving the way for more intensive exercises ahead.
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