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Lateral Raise

Lateral Raise - How To Perform

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Lateral Raise - How to perform the dumbbell lateral raise.

Lateral raises - very, very, very commonly done wrong, and if done correctly you are not going to be using a lot of weight.

What you've got to remember with lateral raises is pivot points and pivot points with load. The weight needs to go up from the side of your body out to the side. If your hands creep forward in front of your chest line, you'll start to activate your front delts, because your pivot point then becomes the rotation of your arm and not the lateral movement of your arm so the...

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Call me crazy lol, but Phil Heath doing it like this and you explaining different.. Is he trying to activated front dealt on purpose or is their more to this technique than meets the eye?
 
class video mate, didnt realise you had been doing these videos on TM, i'll have a look at all of them cos after that i realise i have been doing these lat raises wrong :lol:
 
Great video.
I also perform them like that.
Never got any thing other than trap stimulation when doing them ballistic.
 
Always strictly to sides for me too, pausing at times and fighting gravitation. Im the one with the baby bells whilst others break their lower back swinging the big bells.

Only way to isolate the mid head in my opinion.
 
I do them strict, time under tension helps. rest pause, partials and in the end just trying to keep hold of a them.

Paul dillet only used to use a 25lb dumbell on these and his delts were huge.

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I def need to sort my form on these as feel it in traps a lot too....gd vid def gonna work on dropping weight right down and getting it right
 
I tend to bring my hands forward (prob why I'm all front delt) will drop weight down and try this later in the week
 
Don't forget strict single arm laterals, holding onto something rigid with the other outstretched arm...
 
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