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  • delt training/close grip bench press

    i LOVE finishing off shoulder training with this exercise.

    3 exercises/3 working sets of each---

    dumbell overhead press

    barbell upright rows

    dumbell lateral raises

    at this point my delts are pretty much toast; notice i did no front raises or any ancillary bullshit. just three mass building movements for three all out sets until failure. then

    close grip bench

    1x15 warmup
    1x10 warmup

    then three all out sets with 75% max weight until failure, with two forced reps at the end of each set.

    usually goes

    1x8
    1x6
    1x5

    getting sick results with this same routine over the past eight weeks, increasing the poundage each week on each exercise. strict form is always maintained.

    anyways, the point is that the close grip bench press is a fantastic mass builder and way to get your bench up. although the primary emphasis is on the triceps, you will invariably use your shoulder girdle to push the weight to some extent. it's a great way to finish off a delt workout and hit the chest as well.

    is this overtraining? for some people maybe. works for me though
    so fresh and so clean clean





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    Re: delt training/close grip bench press

    EVERY OTHER SHOULDER ROUTINE I DO IS SHOULDER SIDE LATERAL RAISES AND CLOSE GRIP
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      Re: delt training/close grip bench press

      Originally posted by nishnish
      is this overtraining? for some people maybe. works for me though
      YES!!
      My WHOLE shoulder routine is but 2 exercises, less than half of yours, and only 1 RP set or 1 regular and 1 RP set of each, usually,
      i LOVE finishing off shoulder training with this exercise.

      dumbell overhead press +
      dumbell lateral raises

      OR

      bbell Press +
      barbell upright rows

      RP for each, total= 8-9, 5, 3-4, then maybe a static
      or maybe a straigh set of 9, then a RP set to finish it off

      I rotate these (an 1 more) and have been able to add 5-10 pounds each time I get back to the same so far every time! One week I was dizzy and accidentally added 20 pounds and hit the same reps!

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        Re: delt training/close grip bench press

        GEESLER MY ROUTINE IS SIDE LATERAL RAISES ON MACHINE,UPRIGHT ROWS ON SMITH MACHINE AND I HIT MY BACK DELTS WHILE I'M ON THE BENCH WITH A INCLINE AND I FACE THE BENCH.THEN I HIT MY TRI'S WITH CLOSE GRIP EVERY OTHER SHOULDER DAY
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