Lifting WITHOUT broad shoulders
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Are you sure it wasn't maybe improved definition from maybe losing some body-fat? It could just be the way you're built. It's important to think of your muscles as a unit. One dysfunctional area will negatively influence another and cause injury and / or just poor all around movement. That doesn't mean you have to go crazy with shoulder work. A shoulder press is enough to focus on your delts and traps. Dips parallel bars are good too. If you deadlift that will definitely work your traps.0
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berrydana7 wrote: »i love doing tricep push ups since they place more emphasis on the triceps
If you want bigger triceps, just do overhead tricep raises instead. If you have cable machine, also do tricep extensions.
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Please tell me your secret. I'd love a little more muscle in my back shoulder area but, alas, the more I lift and eat at a deficit the overall smaller I become.0
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