The ONLY 3 Dumbbell Shoulder Exercises You Need for Mass



Building a solid physique does not require a ton of equipment or a variety of exercises. Anyone with access to dumbbells and …

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43 thoughts on “The ONLY 3 Dumbbell Shoulder Exercises You Need for Mass

  1. going back to this video, I started studying the lateral raise and fact-checking the study he used to support the supinated grip variation. To which I can say the study musclemonsters used does not actually support the claim he is stating in his video. Based on his own data, neutral grip was the best grip for maximizing side delt activations, not the supinated one like he claimed.

  2. Wellll anyone who watches these vids are beginners. They’re not interested what science says and all this chart stuff. They just want to see the excersizes and hear some music

  3. Isn't frontal and lateral a push day routine (shoulders, chest) and the back of the shoulda pull day😅 that kinda messes up with my workout, ik I simply could do 2 in push day and the last one in pull day but it feels wrong 😭

  4. Great video. I have a heavy bench that I put at 80 degrees and do standing barbell presses actually using Rep's cambered bar. Since it rests on spotters just under shoulder height I can lift heavy now at about 165lbs for 7-10 reps. I can kick up 80s but I suspect at 90 or 100lb dumbbells will be hard. Would have to buy the mad spotter device.

  5. Love the science. Love that I can do all of this with my small dumbbell set at home. When I’m ready to add weight, I can do that the gym. You’ve given me a full workout in your videos that I can do at home when I can’t get to the gym. Thanks. 64 year old male…

  6. I started that external rotation of the DB lateral raises 3 months ago, and I have to say, my shoulders have never looked more cappped. I felt that I stagnated with lateral head growth for the previous 2.5 years before that.

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