Want wider shoulders? Here's 2 great shoulder exercises that you should add to your shoulder workout. These will focus on growing the side delts. Both are lateral raises, but different kinds. #shorts #shortsfeed #shortsyoutube #shortsvideo
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You finally did it Malmo12. Millions will see this assuming they click “oldest first”.
Shoulders are so important
you should do a video on the arnold split, like u did for the ppl split, cause the ppl series was SO GOOD, and a lot of people use the arnold split or a combination (includin me lol)
also you’re content is awesome bro i just started workin out and you’ve helped me tons already
Great timing Jeremy. I’m minutes away from shoulders.
how to save youtube shorts on my playlists? Anyone know? I only can put Like
Awesome! Was hoping for another long video with Betty haha but this is great too. How many times a week you recommend?
Using a inclined bench to reduce cheating with traps and anterior delts and then intentionally performing a front-arm movement makes no sense.
30°- 45° angle is the optimal for lateral raises, so it does make sense
@Just Duro yeah, I agree, it makes sense for lateral raises to work your medium part of the delt (thats why you incline in the first place), but he makes some kind of weird front raises and that makes no real sense in this setting.
What’s the bench angle?
I started doing one set of the second exercise almost everyday and the mind muscle connection is insane
You’ve gave title shoulder and the video wad about widening only side delts
Why doesn’t Jeremy showcase the cable lateral raise version in is v2 programm? Isn’t it good?
imo, it’s Shoulder Press(any kind) and Lateral Raise(any kind)
Don’t listen to all these fitness gurus. If you want big shoulder, you should first have strong shoulder and for that, there’s only one movement: overhead press.
Nobody is listening to you kid
@Deeboshimo Entertainment do you really need to be disrespectful?
How dumb. Do you even know that there are 3 heads in shoulders and overhead press focuses mainly on front head?
thanks for this