not sure why so many people gave a thumbs down to what allerious said but in a sense hes right ounce the arms go past the shoulder level its more traps and back..
Seriously tho, I notice a good deal of movement in the shoulder blades, i.e., a good deal of upper back involvement. What's your opinion of weight versus "feel"? I'd imagine the heavier weight you use, the more upper back comes into play, but given that we're just trying to get stronger, is this ok (even when this is used as the rear delt exercise as you describe in WSBIII)?
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kragenrulz 2 years ago 3
not sure why so many people gave a thumbs down to what allerious said but in a sense hes right ounce the arms go past the shoulder level its more traps and back..
keyaun 2 years ago 9
LOOKS LIKE A GOOD UPPER BACK WORKOUT
freddy185lbs 3 years ago 7
thanks for that ill try it
valerioviccei 3 years ago 3
Range of motion is too large: Upper Arms should not be taken above shoulder level to keep the stress on the rear delts.
Allerious 3 years ago
stfu. DeFranco knows what he is doing.
Marlboro1337 3 years ago 21
Nice form Joe :P
Seriously tho, I notice a good deal of movement in the shoulder blades, i.e., a good deal of upper back involvement. What's your opinion of weight versus "feel"? I'd imagine the heavier weight you use, the more upper back comes into play, but given that we're just trying to get stronger, is this ok (even when this is used as the rear delt exercise as you describe in WSBIII)?
whatupdun 4 years ago 4
yup i agree with you. i think the arms goes just a bit too far - traps come into play.
fojerbachas 3 years ago