Lateral Raises vs. Front Raises: Which Deltoid Dominates? 🌟 In the gym and wondering about the difference between lateral and front raises? Let's break it down! 🔹 Lateral Raises (Cable): When you're doing lateral raises, your shoulder moves into abduction. This movement makes the middle deltoid the star of the show, targeting and strengthening this part of your shoulder. 💥 🔹 Front Raise (Cable): Switch to front raises, and now you're moving your shoulder into flexion. This shift puts the spo

Correct way to perform front raiseOne of the best exercise for your front delt must add this in your workout schedule just make sure you are doing it correctly don't swing with weight be stable just move your elbow. Lift weight from your elbow keep the movement slow feel the contraction!! #shoulderworkout #shoulders #shouldertraining #fyp≥#gym #gymworkout #workoutroutine #foryou #explorepage #fitness #deltoid #reardelt #lateral #roundshoulder #dumbbellpress #press #push #beginner #professional |

Try this unique front raises 3/4 sets 12/15 reps for extreme isolation and concentrated movement in front delts , keep increasing weight in every set , take 1 minute rest in between sets 🙌.....#ShoulderWorkout #FitnessTips #ShoulderGains #MuscleBuilding #StrengthTraining #WorkoutGoals #FitnessJourney #TrainSmart #BodybuildingTips #PushThrough | Fitandnirbhay

Front Raises mistakes!! This video shows the wrong way VS the right way of performing the Front Raise. ❌1) Raises the plate too high. Risk of shoulder injury. ❌2) Arms straight at the start. Not aligning well with the shoulder fibers. ✅1) Raises the plate just above the eye level. Shoulder in a safe position. ✅2) Little elbow bend and keeps the bend throughout the movement Perfectly aligned with shoulder fibers. . . . #fitness #fitnessmotivation #workoutmotivation #bodybuilding #fitnesstips #fit

You need to be doing your front raises like this❗️ • • If you are doing front raises, it’s important to be doing them properly like I show here. If you don’t, you could be putting your shoulders at risk and you aren’t maximizing the benefit of a f | Dr. Rob Jones

Are you doing front raises correctly? 🤕 ✅ Do you want to avoid unnecessary shoulder pain when you exercise? Then make sure your form is correct! For this exercise known as the front raise or shoulder raises, you want to make sure you avoid having your palms down. Making the adjustment that I show you is going to significantly increase your benefit from the movement and decrease your chance of having shoulder pain. 🙋🏻‍♂️Questions? Please leave them in the comments and I will help! #shoulderwor