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My GUESS of what you are doing based on the description is strict pulldowns and when you get to the bottom you are trying to draw your arms and elbows back (I am guessing that based on the rear double bi shot comment) and IF that's true.... You MAY feel some more delt activity but I would bet you are really feeling your rotators....and that's not a good thing.
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Originally posted by mentalflex View PostSo really all this is, is a strict lat pulldown while contracting your delts?
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Originally posted by jrf0104 View PostDr. S,
I would like to speak with you about your services. What is the best way to contact you regarding hiring you?
First, probably best to check this out: http://www.scottstevensonphd.com/OnlineServices.html
(Make sure the read the FAQ. Very important.)
You can PM me here if you like with any questions.
-Scott
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I think I know what op is taking about... however,
If you stand up in front of the machine, put one feet on the bench or the knee pad, (think of the setup of John Meadow's "stretcher" exercise), take a wide or shoulder width grip on the lat pulldown ( I like to put my hands on the bends of the bar), pull towards your face/chin/forehead without leaning backwards.
Pretty much the perfect rear delt mass builder, except it's bitchy to find a good pulldown station to do this.
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Dr. S,
I would like to speak with you about your services. What is the best way to contact you regarding hiring you?
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Kind of seems like he does a lat pulldown, and somewhere in the movement he's kind of "shrugging" his bodyweight up towards the bar by flexing his delts (which wont really move him per se since he's seated).
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Originally posted by jrf0104 View PostDr. S,
My bad. Understood.
-S
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Originally posted by jrf0104 View PostHomon,
Off subject. What shoulder exercises could be used to rehab a shoulder injury? I have a nagging pain in my right shoulder when doing pressing movements for my chest.
Well, I hate to tell ya, but there's absolutely and utterly no way for me to answer that question given the above. Frankly, I very rarely give anything approaching rehab advice unless I've got as much knowledge of the situation as I would with a client, meaning lots of Q and A.
The above would be like saying: "My house kind of gets warm now and again at night. What should I do?" There could be a plethora of solutions depending on your climate, time of day, HVAC, etc.
Originally posted by dcwannabee View PostIn the old days (before shoulder surgery) I used to do alot of behind the neck pulldowns, and I felt them alot more in the rear delts than front pulldowns.
BTW Homonunculus Your new avatar picture looks insane. The conditioning is unreal.)
-S
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In the old days (before shoulder surgery) I used to do alot of behind the neck pulldowns, and I felt them alot more in the rear delts than front pulldowns.
BTW Homonunculus Your new avatar picture looks insane. The conditioning is unreal.
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So really all this is, is a strict lat pulldown while contracting your delts?
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i will try to post a vid when i can, i think i made this a little more confusing then it really is.
basically a front lat pulldown at 80-90 degree body angle, emphasis on the delts. pulling straight down-no arc and squeezing the delts. i just did them the other day and my middle delts are sore as hell!!!
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Originally posted by theroymccoy View PostWait I'm confused...
At first I pictured you standing (very vertical) and pulling the bar to your face.
Then you gave a better explanation and it seems like it's just a behind-the-neck pulldown. Am I missing something?
Very interested, though.
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