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Fit Channel on Instagram: "Dumbbell Lateral Raise 💪 ​ If you lift weights and skip this exercise, are you even serious about training? ​ This is a go-to for anyone who loves building those capped deltoids. If building delts isn’t your thing, it’s time to rethink your approach! ​ Watch the video for few tips to ensure you get the most out of your dumbbell lateral raises. ​ ​ ​ Follow FIT CHANNEL for more expert tips and workout routines! ✅ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ #dumbbelllateralraise #shoulderworkout #deltoidworkout #cappeddeltoids #strengthtraining #fitnesstips #musclebuilding #workoutroutine #gymexercises #shoulderexercises #upperbodyworkout #fitnessmotivation #bodybuilding #weighttraining #exerciseform ​ via: australianstrengthcoach" Lateral Raises Dumbbell, Delt Workout, Dumbbell Lateral Raise, Fitness Postpartum, Deltoid Workout, Rear Delt, Lift Weights, Lateral Raises, Gym Workout Videos

Fit Channel on Instagram: "Dumbbell Lateral Raise 💪 ​ If you lift weights and skip this exercise, are you even serious about training? ​ This is a go-to for anyone who loves building those capped deltoids. If building delts isn’t your thing, it’s time to rethink your approach! ​ Watch the video for few tips to ensure you get the most out of your dumbbell lateral raises. ​ ​ ​ Follow FIT CHANNEL for more expert tips and workout routines! ✅ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ #dumbbelllateralraise…

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Looking for the “V”shape?  The dumbbell lateral raise is a good exercise for building width in your upper body which - if done correctly - can give you the "V" shape.   Grab a set of dumbbells and stand straight up with the dumbbells at your sides. Your palms should be facing your body.  ❌ Don’t lock the elbow.  ✅ The elbow is slightly bent.  To execute, slowly raise the dumbbells up to around shoulder height.  And repeat 😁💪🏼🙌  Credit @jfuhrfitness Gym Workout Guide, Lateral Raises, Gym Tips, Fitness Photos, Workout Chart, Workout Plan Gym, Men's Health Fitness, Fitness Advice, Gym Workout For Beginners

Looking for the “V”shape? The dumbbell lateral raise is a good exercise for building width in your upper body which - if done correctly - can give you the "V" shape. Grab a set of dumbbells and stand straight up with the dumbbells at your sides. Your palms should be facing your body. ❌ Don’t lock the elbow. ✅ The elbow is slightly bent. To execute, slowly raise the dumbbells up to around shoulder height. And repeat 😁💪🏼🙌 Credit @jfuhrfitness

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One-arm cable lateral raise is a variation of the traditional lateral raise exercise that uses a cable machine instead of dumbbells. This exercise works the lateral (or “middle”) deltoid muscle in the shoulder. Cable machine exercises provide a steady and consistent amount of resistance throughout the whole range of motion. This can make the exercise more challenging and lead to better muscle activation than free-weight exercises.

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Hayley Madigan on Instagram: "How NOT to do Lateral Raises - Instead try these 2 variations 💪🏼

If you feel your traps taking over when doing lateral raises, then this is for YOU!

1) Bench Leaning Lateral Raises - These are my favourite! Set yourself up by leaning your knees up against the bench, from here lean your torso slightly forwards and keep your elbows slightly bent. To initiate the movement, raise your arms out laterally up to shoulder height. At the top of the movement, aim to keep your little fingers slightly higher than your thumbs. I typically use 10kg (22lbs for this variation). 

2) Seated Lateral Raises - This is a good option for those who want to go lighter and really isolate the shoulders more. Focus on leading with your hands by driving them up and out, taking your h Lateral Exercises, Lateral Raises, Knee Up, My Favourite, Bench, How Are You Feeling, Instagram

Hayley Madigan on Instagram: "How NOT to do Lateral Raises - Instead try these 2 variations 💪🏼 If you feel your traps taking over when doing lateral raises, then this is for YOU! 1) Bench Leaning Lateral Raises - These are my favourite! Set yourself up by leaning your knees up against the bench, from here lean your torso slightly forwards and keep your elbows slightly bent. To initiate the movement, raise your arms out laterally up to shoulder height. At the top of the movement, aim to…

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