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Hi Jeremy, Di you have any advice for people experiencing abdominal cramps? I was training my core to make it more defined but It was a nightmare to experience muscle cramps, it feels like your stomach is about to popout.
Hi, Jeremy. Your videos are a new look at training. I think something similar in my country was told only by an endocrinologist-nutritionist, Dr. Siluyanov. How would you like to add subtitles in another language to your videos? I understand that you have no problems with the grip of the audience, but I want more people in the gym to improve their body and health, and not harm themselves.
Would you be so kind like usual and helpful for us that suffer from double disc hernia? Would you be able to make some good videos about that and excercises that help fixing it? You are amazing keep doing what you do, I am forever grateful on you.
I used to do dumbbell lateral raises for a long time and saw steady progress. The moment I switched to cables however my side delts just exploded in both strength and size. I put on noticeable amount of meat and went up in weight I could lift steadily. If i had to give a few tips: - Do one arm at a time - Use the other hand to grab your oblique on the loaded side, this prevents you from cheating very effectively when done correctly - The distance from the pulley should be big enough so that there is tension in the cable even when you are at the bottom of the movement, you want it to pull on the muscle constantly, it doesn't really matter whether your arm is in front or behind your torso
@@Eagle-Striker I agree that the dumbbell variation can be just as effective, but for this particular exercise I find cables to be superior mainly when it comes to cheat prevention. It's not problematic to take an adequate weight and do nice controlled lateral raise with DBs. The problem however arises when you are trying to really push yourself and squeeze out a couple extra reps or go up in weight. If you do the hanging DB raise then you don't have a free arm to grab your core and prevent it from jumping in to aid the movement.
I can’t feel mine on cables at all I must be doing something wrong. I can’t boy feel it in my traps and as a women that’s not what I want . I struggle with feeling my side delts
Frequency: Twice a week (4+4 sets = 8 sets per week) Volume: 4 sets per day (Day1 lateral raises / Day2 cable lateral raises) Weight: Lower weights, 15-20 reps (Fully controlled movements with slowly weight increase between sets) Intensity: Reps to complete failure (Start counting only when it starts to burn) Diet: Clean and fit surplus for muscle building
Your science based approach and delivery of factual content along with visual aid of the muscles is what keeps me watching these videos and working out. I went from round stomach stickman at 23 to bulkier and much better frame than I ever had. Thank you
My tip is this: main problem i see is people use too much weight for shoulders and end up using traps or start swinging and end up not working out the shoulders. The shoulders do not need a lot of weight. High volume (15 to 20 reps) lower weight strict form is what gave me great shoulders
@@hikari4483 try doing to failure or 95% close on your last set. It does wonders. so set 1,2,3 can be normal. If you can squeeze in more sets even better if time and mental strength allows it.
Just returning to lifting after 3 years off due to health issues. My other muscles are coming back pretty quickly but my shoulders aren't exactly poppin' and have always been one of my weaker areas. This is exactly what I needed to see, and I will be taking this advice with me to the gym tomorrow.
Just remember that your muscles grow stronger quicker than your joints so if you do have issues in your shoulder, keep it low weight until it heals properly, losing months of progress because of less weight is better than causing a injury to your muscles by accident
@FreezedUpFrost Thanks for the reply! I had a back surgery and then I've been scheduled, postponed, scheduled, and postponed again to give a kidney to my mom. Was going to wait till we got through all this bit it's been 3 years 2nof which were constant postponements and I was feeling fluffy. Sure enough, as soon as I start seeing some results again the doctors call and want to start our process again!
@@Kyle7K Damn man that's awesome, hope your kidney transfer goes good. But yeah don't worry, you got this. Rest be assured that the doctors know what they are doing so just gotta follow along with them, if they ask you to not exercise for a while I'd trust them, don't get discouraged though, your body has a special feature called muscle memory so even if you lose all your gains it's going to be easier to get those gains back than the first time.
@freezedupfrost6064 wish I have read your message before started off.. I workout after 2 years & 8 months gap at age of 31 years old. I used to workout since I was 22 years old and took break at age of 28 years old due to some reasons... After long gap, when I started gym, I felt my muscle memory kicked in , and within a month I gain my 80-90% of my former strength (not endurance). I Started to challenge myself by using my old and heavy weight schedule, and than one evening My tendons on my elbow Teared and I hv to take long break to heal up.. I joined gym after 3 weeks again but reduce weight for training by half.. And now after 4 months, though I continually trained but pain still remains, I don't know how long it will take to recover.. But Iam hungry to lift heavy, and I want to do it before I get 35+
Another great video! But one thing you forgot to mention, is that to maximize shoulder growth, they should be done first before any other exercises - make them a priority do them first.
When I do dumbbell lateral raises, I've found that I get way more bang for my buck if I stop the descent with my arm at about a 10-15 degree angle from my side. Like you pointed out, there is no tension at the bottom. This higher stop helps to keep tension on the delts.
Solid tip David! Sounds like you are making great progress on your shoulders. I actually have a quick 5 min vid on my channel that I think you will find useful for perfecting DB lateral raises and how to get the most out of them - hope this helps you - ruclips.net/video/Ey1jZPUbg4Y/видео.html
Do you take a short break between each set or do you just keep going? I’ve been doing that from 15-10-5 lbs for 15-25 reps with around 6 seconds break and it burns like crazy.
@@johnkerplunk39 yeah essentially the time picking up the new weight and getting into position is the time I take between, although I usually perform the whole drop-set twice with a little less volume the second time. I take a fairly long break between the first and second whole drop-set.
I do 10-12 reps, then wait 15secs and then do as many as I can, wait 15sec and rinse and repeat untill you've done 20-22 reps more (so not counting the first 10-12). I love it, took that from Jeff Caveliere's latest series of videos. I do this for biceps too and it works great and it's fun.
Higher reps was something which John Meadows told. I tried this and it helped a lot. Cables for lateral raises was another one. Also partial reps with high volume was one of his great recommendations. And yes, lateral delts burn like hell.
Cable lateral raises are also effective for emphasising the Supraspinatus muscle which initiates abduction of the humerus prior to the medial deltoid taking over. Strengthening your rotator cuff muscles is just as important as working your delts.
Bro’s shoulders on SWOLE 😎😂 you’re my favourite gym youtuber man, I always feel like your info is very reliable. was wondering if you could do a full body home workout for someone with limited equipment? (I have a bench, dumbbells and a barbell at home😅) maybe you could compile the best bench workouts for all muscle groups from what your studies have showed you? Love the vids bro 🙏🏿 keep doin what you’re doin
I really felt the Filipino genetics intro. As a Filipino myself, I have gymbros that I went to the gym with everyday and I lifted the same weight as them and humbly I actually lifted more, we all did same rep ranges and workout split and pushed each other to failure, I just never understood why my shoulders looked so small and ugly while theirs was big and round. I looked at the rest of my family and I guess most Filipinos just don’t have the genetics. Either way i’m still pushing myself and I can only hope to one day have shoulders
I'm a Filipino. Btw, don't worry dude, I have that kind of genetics too, No manly shoulders, laggy chest, no upper chest and guess what... I did a lot of research to improve my physique and ended up like no achievement at all. I think genetics plays a major key in our body.
@@chrizmarkdeasis7761 yes i also do believe that genetic play major role in body.... Nevertheless i also push my self , lets give it our all out effort bro ..🔱🔱🔱
So, you look a bit smaller but are at least the same strong? I understand you give more importance to the looks, but it seem like you have a more efficient body, and that's not a bad thing o "poor genetics"👍😊
Genetics really play a part, I've seen many fellow Filipinos with boulder shoulders. As you say, we got to work our shoulders harder than does who blessed with nice physiques. This particular video is a gem. Thank you
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Bro I started to eat a LOT for a year now, and I saw more gains in this year than in my entire gym life ... almost 7 kg of muscle in a year (with just a little bit fat) ! And you helped me a lot !
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7 kg of muscle per year is not natural bro. Probably is water and other substances but not muscle. The Human body can only make up to 3 kg of muscle per year and if doing everything perfect.
Well maybe, I didn't analyse exactly what I get in one year. But I went from 73kg to 80kg with almost no fat added, just a little bit around the belly. But whatever
@@brugalgaming794 You can't really tell that way, unless you measured your fat levels before and after. But tbh it doesn't even matter if you look bigger.
@@brugalgaming794 You can't really tell that way, unless you measured your fat levels before and after. But tbh it doesn't even matter if you look bigger.
great video and informative summary. i’ve been hitting the lateral raises with 20+ reps and 3-4 sets, twice per week. within one month have noticeable size gain on side delts 🎉
not rushing lateral raise is a great tip, do not skip on that, going for 20+ reps is a great way to much more safely progress on lateral raise, overloading too quickly too early can easily result in problems
Main Points: 1. Focus on the side delts to get wider, broader shoulders from the front and back view. Use behind-the-body cable lateral raises to challenge the delt the most when in a fully stretched position. 2. Twice a week training volume is sufficient to maximize growth, with 4 sets of dumbbell lateral raises on one day and 4 sets of cable lateral raises on another day. 3. Use a lighter weight and aim for up to 30 reps before increasing weight by 5 lbs. Do not rush this process. 4. Take sets to at least within 3 reps of complete failure to reach full muscle activation during lateral raises and maximize growth. 5. Maintain a calorie surplus in your diet to maximize growth, and balance out your shoulders by also training your front and rear delts.
Amazing video bro. I will use that in my workouts. By the way when I was making a guide on shoulders workout at home, I used a bottles instead of dumbbells
Damn, all those years I have been waiting to naturally find a good youtuber to give advices on various topics like nutrition, exercices, ... I love your content, and it is always backed with scientific data !!!
What helped me the most was developing strong mind-muscle connection through weight variation. For example, a side lateral dumbbell flies(raises) : (1) pick up a pair of dumbbells and work to exhaustion with clean form, not failure, maybe 1-2 rep range where you'd normally hit failure. (2) Switch to lower weight and do slower, more controlled reps until you hit that same range of exhaustion, 1-2 reps until failure. (3) Switch to even lower weight and do even slower and controlled repetitions, but do it in a 1 and a half rep fashion for the extra squeeze. What this achieved was progression separation - you can focus on any of these steps and find out your strongest and weakest points, then work out both aspects accordingly.
Tips I use to blow up my shoulders 1)they recover fast and they're easy to 3 times per week. 2)with side raises you reach form breakdown before you reach failure so I use drop sets when I hit form breakdown 3 times in the same set and smash them for 30-40 reps a set 3)use moderate to lightweight that causes form breakdown around rep 10-12 4) No swinging, no cheating, no ego 5) With rear delt cable flys really make time to embrace the negative portion, you really relax your whole body and literally let the cables just pull your rear delt as a natty you have to really put in extra work for shoulders as we don't have the advantage of the increased androgen response to steroids due to higher concentrations of androgen receptors in the shoulders.
OMG! YOU'RE A FILIPINO?! AMAZING. I FOLLOWED YOU FOR A WHILE NOW BECAUSE OF mY HUSBAND. YOUR CONTENTS ARE VERY INFORMATIVE AND IN LAYMAN'S TERMS, AT LEAST FOR ME . ANYWAYS, GOD BLESS YOU! KEEP EDUCATING US👉🏻💪🏻
First time watching your videos mate and really enjoyed learning the science behind each exercise. It was simply explained anyone could be educated in muscle building just off watching your videos not got enough credit so here’s mine bro! Happy lifting 😎
The weight for shoulder does nt matter as much .. I built massive shoulder width from playing basketball since I was 12 .. crossing the ball over repeatedly built my shoulders over the years ..the movement of the cross over mimics the same movement of the lateral raises and the fact that he mentioned 30 reps with light weight is spot on .. a basketball only weighs 1 to 1.5 pound which is pretty light .. my shoulders grew very wide and whatever I wear they are noticeable
I dont know if my genetics are great but my shoulders with pump looks almost anabolic. I always do my side delts with push day. I do 4 sets of lateral dumbell raises. But this is my own twist to it: i take a weight that puts me in failure around 18-22 reps. Then when i've done my "whole reps" im dropping my range of motion to about half. And i'm pushing the equalivent of reps to my "whole reps". So 1 set of this consists of around 20 whole reps and 20 half reps. This grew my shoulder like nothing else. 4 sets and you're toast. After that i do my military presses. Because my side delt are done this pushes it in extreme burning pain. 4 sets and again around 18-20 reps. Did these 2x a week so thats 8 sets from each exercise =16 sets a week. My shoulders grew like nothing else from this. Hope you try it, and enjoy the results!!🔥
When it comes to lateral raises I incorporated advice from John meadows RUclips channel. When I reach failure with a full range of motion ( around 15 reps) I just keep going doing partial reps sometimes all the way up to 40 or so until you can barely move the dumbells up at all anymore. This smokes the shit out of my side delts and you will feel it the next morning.
Last year I was doing Lat Raises and super setting them with Cable Lat Raises, and I did that twice a week and I noticed a massive change in my shoulder width and the thing is a lot of people noticed it too, i was getting a lot of compliments on how I looked, honestly more people notice that than when I was incredibly lean, especially women
The problem is too much trap involvement during lateral raises. A) instead of lifting your hands up to the ceiling (trap dominance) focus heavily on pushing your hands outward to the side (delt isolation). B) when doing dumbbells try doing them one side at a time (unilaterally) just as you do with cables. The 100% focus to the muscles increases delt isolation. C) I cant stress the importance of decreasing the weight. It should start getting difficult after the 6-8th rep (not third). 1Most people say not to but going to failure 100% guarantees you have worked the lateral delts to the limit!
I begin training a couple of week, I watch your videos and it really help me understand alot of things on my body. I've about 50% body fat and a bit man boobs too 😅😅 in only 2 weeks I got results following your videos. I just want to thank you and ask a video about the chest (mid and get rid of the man boobs please 🙏)
Hello and welcome to the gymbro community. Unfortunately, we can not target to burn fat, so in order to get rid of man boobs, you need to lose general fat
I just tried lateral raises at home and use my inexpensive resistance bands inserted at the bottom of the door frame. I can really feel the burn! Muscles I never though I had :)
Thank you for the content. Always of high quality and well researched. I haven't seen Jeremy's video in a while and today it reminded again me that in life what matters most is to be centered and happy. Life is a repetitive process so it's important that we are prioritizing wholeness and wellness as we seek to expand our joy. The idea of waking up everyday and solely focusing on growing muscles can be an exhaustive process. So as much as you are bulking up and looking esthetically your best, be sure that you are also healthy, centered and happy in other parts of your life. Simply looking aesthetically attractive is a good goal if it in fact makes your life better. I send you reading good vibes!
Excellent video Jeremy, and well-timed. I’m in exactly the same position of wanting to grow wider shoulders. Have you tried “palmar cooling” in between sets?
This was very clear information. Muscle physiology has always been difficult for me to really grasp, but you explained things very well here. Thank you!
Another important tip is to train schoulders first before another muscle group for example like chest. During the first part of your session you are the strongest and therefore you can handle more volume and tension. Also a double of tripple dropset til failure with lateral raises at the end of the session helped my schoulders to grow.
I wouldn’t recommend training shoulders 3-4x per week as that would almost certainly be overtraining, especially if you’re doing 2-3 (or more) shoulder exercises per workout. If you’re working hard enough, that’s also not giving enough recovery time. On another note, Cable Lateral Raises are an awesome exercise, especially the single arm variant where you’re leaning away from the cable machine. 💪
Depending of what you call training shoulder I guess. For instance if you work indirectly you shoulders two times per week with pecs and back exercices + two times per week you work then directly with lateral raises/ military presses/ rear delt fly/ face pull, you should be alright
you don't have to do a full blown shoulder workout every session. you could have 1 shoulder specific session and 2 other sessions that start with 3 sets of lateral raises followed by other muscles after
So what about the muscle gaining strategy I use from NASM. Slightly higher protein intake while in a caloric deficit. 2.4g/kg, or roughly 1.12g/lb. Thoughts? I'd love for you to experiment with this strategy when you cut.
RE: Intensity--if growing delts heavily relies on staying close to failure perhaps Myoreps are key. I've been doing just 2 "sets" baseds on myoreps every 2 days and my shoulders are crazy now.
Hei Jeremy, thank you for what you are doing! An acute lombar pain make me to start making exercises again. :) Except walking in a park time to time i don't make other movements...and i have discover by your videos that my joints have verry limited moves , they are cracking and are verry noisy 😅..i almost have no strenght at all , can't do more than 1 push up and no pull ups . I have buy 2 dumbells of 10kg each but my main focus is on stretching , warmup exercises, lombar exercises , core exercises, push ups progress ....I have 90kgs and 1.76cm ....my goal for 1 year is to make 30 push ups and 10 pull ups , keep the same weight or maybe like 3-4 kgs lower but more defined . I am training 3 times /week and make everyday warmups and stretching exercises. Do you think is a good approach? Maybe in 6 month from now i will start going to the gim also but for now doing exercises at home with my own bodyweight i think is enough, right? Any imput will be greatly appreciated!
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The traps are involved in a lateral raise, and in particular the lower traps will stabilise the shoulder joint when the arms are raised up overhead (when you go above shoulder height). So you can't fully reduce them getting involved on laterals. What I'd recommend is that you perform them on a high incline bench with chest support to lock in your form - I have found these to really help blow up my side delts. I have a walkthrough video for you here, hope this helps - ruclips.net/video/Ey1jZPUbg4Y/видео.html
One trick I use on Lateral Raises is that , I usually do 13-15 reps and then my trainer gives little support till failure and I could get like 30-40 reps , and I do the same thing for him. Really seeing changes using this in like 1.5-2 months .
My plan is to stay around 220 pounds and just pile as much muscle as I can. I noticed that my lifts are also going up steadily while seeing more definition in my muscles. If I cut down like 30 pounds I would look shredded but I'm going for the long term
I used to have naturally well-defined, wide shoulders. But a health issue a few years ago caused a big decrease in body mass/muscle and I lost 'em. Been trying to get them back and will give this a try. Thanks!
I saw a huge difference in my shoulders once i increased my volume to 3-4 days adding some form of a side delt raise to the end of my sessions Don't worry too much about overtraining, shoulders soak a LOT of beating, same as biceps
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I came across a trick to using more weight during lateral raises once. The reason you have to stay light is because the length of the lever that the weight is on. So I heard to shorten it by curling to 90 degrees at the elbow and placing the dumbbell in the pit your elbow.
There is no point in doing that except more joint stress. Lateral raises aren't a competitive strength exercise. You don't need to or want to push maximal weights here.
Being a baseball player, i learned at a young age that the number one injury for my sport are rotator cuff and shoulder injuries. These work outs are great and are effective. Heavy weight is not necessary. Increased intensity and high reps are all that is needed. Any baseball players looking to increase strength/distance on their throwing and reduce injury, should def work out shoulders. Arm circles with a baseball in each hand will also give you the burn needed to increase strength and stamina. i used to be able to do arm circles for 5-10 min with 3 baseballs in each hand back when i was in my prime. never had an arm injury.
I do a PPL split with front raises on push, Facepulls /rear flies on pull and lateral raises on leg day. Doing myo rep match sets is king. Do a lower weight that gets you between 15 and 20 to fail, wait 90 seconds, do it again and then do a myo rep to get to your previous max etc. This gives you so many more "fail" moments but also reps.
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Jeremy are u phillippinian
Hi Jeremy, Di you have any advice for people experiencing abdominal cramps? I was training my core to make it more defined but It was a nightmare to experience muscle cramps, it feels like your stomach is about to popout.
Hi, Jeremy. Your videos are a new look at training. I think something similar in my country was told only by an endocrinologist-nutritionist, Dr. Siluyanov. How would you like to add subtitles in another language to your videos? I understand that you have no problems with the grip of the audience, but I want more people in the gym to improve their body and health, and not harm themselves.
im a fan from philippines sir.💯
Would you be so kind like usual and helpful for us that suffer from double disc hernia? Would you be able to make some good videos about that and excercises that help fixing it? You are amazing keep doing what you do, I am forever grateful on you.
Trick I learned: Concentrate on NOT using your traps to cheat. Don’t shrug while lifting. Helped me a lot
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It's hard though, damn thing kept activating themselves.
thumbnail really shows how much shoulders change your physique
@@Tien1million It’s ok if they activate. They have to. Just don’t make it the dominant muscle in the exercise.
I did shoulders yesterday and today I an resting, i hope tomorrow it will recover
I used to do dumbbell lateral raises for a long time and saw steady progress. The moment I switched to cables however my side delts just exploded in both strength and size. I put on noticeable amount of meat and went up in weight I could lift steadily.
If i had to give a few tips:
- Do one arm at a time
- Use the other hand to grab your oblique on the loaded side, this prevents you from cheating very effectively when done correctly
- The distance from the pulley should be big enough so that there is tension in the cable even when you are at the bottom of the movement, you want it to pull on the muscle constantly, it doesn't really matter whether your arm is in front or behind your torso
Should I stand an arms distance apart?
@@ManicMoe Should be enough yea
@@Eagle-Striker I agree that the dumbbell variation can be just as effective, but for this particular exercise I find cables to be superior mainly when it comes to cheat prevention.
It's not problematic to take an adequate weight and do nice controlled lateral raise with DBs. The problem however arises when you are trying to really push yourself and squeeze out a couple extra reps or go up in weight.
If you do the hanging DB raise then you don't have a free arm to grab your core and prevent it from jumping in to aid the movement.
I can’t feel mine on cables at all I must be doing something wrong. I can’t boy feel it in my traps and as a women that’s not what I want . I struggle with feeling my side delts
Thanks for the info!
Frequency: Twice a week (4+4 sets = 8 sets per week)
Volume: 4 sets per day (Day1 lateral raises / Day2 cable lateral raises)
Weight: Lower weights, 15-20 reps (Fully controlled movements with slowly weight increase between sets)
Intensity: Reps to complete failure (Start counting only when it starts to burn)
Diet: Clean and fit surplus for muscle building
Thank you 🤘
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why so many reps tho
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If you need this your attention span is trashed and comments like this only make it worse
Your science based approach and delivery of factual content along with visual aid of the muscles is what keeps me watching these videos and working out. I went from round stomach stickman at 23 to bulkier and much better frame than I ever had. Thank you
My tip is this: main problem i see is people use too much weight for shoulders and end up using traps or start swinging and end up not working out the shoulders. The shoulders do not need a lot of weight. High volume (15 to 20 reps) lower weight strict form is what gave me great shoulders
Does it work similar for rear delts?
@@lumbago2398 yes. Rear d is a small muscle group. No need to use heavy weights.
one question, do u hit failure in every set?
I do super sets for shoulders everytime
@@hikari4483 try doing to failure or 95% close on your last set. It does wonders. so set 1,2,3 can be normal. If you can squeeze in more sets even better if time and mental strength allows it.
There is nothing that I love training more than shoulders, the burn in side lateral raises feels really good.
I hate it
@@mikez_2306 u will love it soon
I love it because of the growth every time i feel my side delts burn i know its gonna grow
I’ve been doing 6-8 sets of db/cable laterals every 4 days and my delts have grown so much the past 6 months
Once every 4 days or 4 days straight?
@@ManicMoe 3-4 sets db laterals, 3-4 sets cable laterals then do it again in 3-4 days when fully recovered
@@lucasjay1000 I was thinking dumbells and cable was too much. Need to add this. Thank you😂❤
@@lucasjay1000did u get widder shoulder
Just returning to lifting after 3 years off due to health issues. My other muscles are coming back pretty quickly but my shoulders aren't exactly poppin' and have always been one of my weaker areas. This is exactly what I needed to see, and I will be taking this advice with me to the gym tomorrow.
Just remember that your muscles grow stronger quicker than your joints so if you do have issues in your shoulder, keep it low weight until it heals properly, losing months of progress because of less weight is better than causing a injury to your muscles by accident
@FreezedUpFrost Thanks for the reply! I had a back surgery and then I've been scheduled, postponed, scheduled, and postponed again to give a kidney to my mom. Was going to wait till we got through all this bit it's been 3 years 2nof which were constant postponements and I was feeling fluffy. Sure enough, as soon as I start seeing some results again the doctors call and want to start our process again!
@@Kyle7K Damn man that's awesome, hope your kidney transfer goes good.
But yeah don't worry, you got this. Rest be assured that the doctors know what they are doing so just gotta follow along with them, if they ask you to not exercise for a while I'd trust them, don't get discouraged though, your body has a special feature called muscle memory so even if you lose all your gains it's going to be easier to get those gains back than the first time.
@@freezedupfrost6064 thank you for the encouragement!
@freezedupfrost6064 wish I have read your message before started off.. I workout after 2 years & 8 months gap at age of 31 years old. I used to workout since I was 22 years old and took break at age of 28 years old due to some reasons... After long gap, when I started gym, I felt my muscle memory kicked in , and within a month I gain my 80-90% of my former strength (not endurance). I Started to challenge myself by using my old and heavy weight schedule, and than one evening My tendons on my elbow Teared and I hv to take long break to heal up.. I joined gym after 3 weeks again but reduce weight for training by half.. And now after 4 months, though I continually trained but pain still remains, I don't know how long it will take to recover.. But Iam hungry to lift heavy, and I want to do it before I get 35+
Another great video! But one thing you forgot to mention, is that to maximize shoulder growth, they should be done first before any other exercises - make them a priority do them first.
When I do dumbbell lateral raises, I've found that I get way more bang for my buck if I stop the descent with my arm at about a 10-15 degree angle from my side. Like you pointed out, there is no tension at the bottom. This higher stop helps to keep tension on the delts.
Solid tip David! Sounds like you are making great progress on your shoulders. I actually have a quick 5 min vid on my channel that I think you will find useful for perfecting DB lateral raises and how to get the most out of them - hope this helps you - ruclips.net/video/Ey1jZPUbg4Y/видео.html
Try laterals sitting on the floor, legs straight out. Don't let the dbells touch the floor at the bottom of each rep. #humbling
Try lateral raises drop-set, it’s literal torture but my shoulders have grown drastically since I started
Facts they burn but work for me too
Do you take a short break between each set or do you just keep going? I’ve been doing that from 15-10-5 lbs for 15-25 reps with around 6 seconds break and it burns like crazy.
@@johnkerplunk39 yeah essentially the time picking up the new weight and getting into position is the time I take between, although I usually perform the whole drop-set twice with a little less volume the second time. I take a fairly long break between the first and second whole drop-set.
Oh ya running the rack down to 2.5lbs doing lu raises has greatly blown up my side delts
I do 10-12 reps, then wait 15secs and then do as many as I can, wait 15sec and rinse and repeat untill you've done 20-22 reps more (so not counting the first 10-12). I love it, took that from Jeff Caveliere's latest series of videos. I do this for biceps too and it works great and it's fun.
Higher reps was something which John Meadows told. I tried this and it helped a lot. Cables for lateral raises was another one. Also partial reps with high volume was one of his great recommendations. And yes, lateral delts burn like hell.
Wt about low weight with high reps does it help fat loss
Idk where id be without this channel. Love the science based workouts! KEEP IT UP
Cable lateral raises are also effective for emphasising the Supraspinatus muscle which initiates abduction of the humerus prior to the medial deltoid taking over. Strengthening your rotator cuff muscles is just as important as working your delts.
I check your videos time to time and your shoulders blew up damn you set set the pathway for the rest of us narrow shoulder bros
I seem to be gifted in the shoulder department, they are 23" across. As a regular swimmer for years this has enhanced them even more.
Same
Bro’s shoulders on SWOLE 😎😂 you’re my favourite gym youtuber man, I always feel like your info is very reliable. was wondering if you could do a full body home workout for someone with limited equipment? (I have a bench, dumbbells and a barbell at home😅) maybe you could compile the best bench workouts for all muscle groups from what your studies have showed you? Love the vids bro 🙏🏿 keep doin what you’re doin
I really felt the Filipino genetics intro. As a Filipino myself, I have gymbros that I went to the gym with everyday and I lifted the same weight as them and humbly I actually lifted more, we all did same rep ranges and workout split and pushed each other to failure, I just never understood why my shoulders looked so small and ugly while theirs was big and round. I looked at the rest of my family and I guess most Filipinos just don’t have the genetics. Either way i’m still pushing myself and I can only hope to one day have shoulders
I'm a Filipino. Btw, don't worry dude, I have that kind of genetics too, No manly shoulders, laggy chest, no upper chest and guess what... I did a lot of research to improve my physique and ended up like no achievement at all. I think genetics plays a major key in our body.
@@chrizmarkdeasis7761 yes i also do believe that genetic play major role in body.... Nevertheless i also push my self , lets give it our all out effort bro ..🔱🔱🔱
So, you look a bit smaller but are at least the same strong? I understand you give more importance to the looks, but it seem like you have a more efficient body, and that's not a bad thing o "poor genetics"👍😊
Absolutely right on. When I really focused I found there was another 4 to 5 reps still in the tank
Genetics really play a part, I've seen many fellow Filipinos with boulder shoulders. As you say, we got to work our shoulders harder than does who blessed with nice physiques. This particular video is a gem. Thank you
Great gains on the shoulders, very keen to see a calf focussed video!
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Bro I started to eat a LOT for a year now, and I saw more gains in this year than in my entire gym life ... almost 7 kg of muscle in a year (with just a little bit fat) ! And you helped me a lot !
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7 kg of muscle per year is not natural bro. Probably is water and other substances but not muscle. The Human body can only make up to 3 kg of muscle per year and if doing everything perfect.
Well maybe, I didn't analyse exactly what I get in one year. But I went from 73kg to 80kg with almost no fat added, just a little bit around the belly.
But whatever
@@brugalgaming794 You can't really tell that way, unless you measured your fat levels before and after. But tbh it doesn't even matter if you look bigger.
@@brugalgaming794 You can't really tell that way, unless you measured your fat levels before and after. But tbh it doesn't even matter if you look bigger.
great video and informative summary. i’ve been hitting the lateral raises with 20+ reps and 3-4 sets, twice per week. within one month have noticeable size gain on side delts 🎉
How you did that 20 reps 3 sets ?
@@bccitv2280did you watch the video ?
not rushing lateral raise is a great tip, do not skip on that, going for 20+ reps is a great way to much more safely progress on lateral raise, overloading too quickly too early can easily result in problems
Main Points:
1. Focus on the side delts to get wider, broader shoulders from the front and back view. Use behind-the-body cable lateral raises to challenge the delt the most when in a fully stretched position.
2. Twice a week training volume is sufficient to maximize growth, with 4 sets of dumbbell lateral raises on one day and 4 sets of cable lateral raises on another day.
3. Use a lighter weight and aim for up to 30 reps before increasing weight by 5 lbs. Do not rush this process.
4. Take sets to at least within 3 reps of complete failure to reach full muscle activation during lateral raises and maximize growth.
5. Maintain a calorie surplus in your diet to maximize growth, and balance out your shoulders by also training your front and rear delts.
Thank you
Which kind of dumbbell and pushups enhance front and rear delts.
Thanks
As a natural experienced body bodybuilder, I confirm this 200%
Life saver. I've just shed 9 stone over 3 years and looking trim. Now i need to build these muscles. This is perfect, thank you.
Amazing video bro. I will use that in my workouts.
By the way when I was making a guide on shoulders workout at home, I used a bottles instead of dumbbells
If you wanna get wide you gotta do rows. Not lateral raises, thats a shoulder isolation.
Damn, all those years I have been waiting to naturally find a good youtuber to give advices on various topics like nutrition, exercices, ... I love your content, and it is always backed with scientific data !!!
Didn’t even know you were Filipino! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🤙🏾
You’re videos are incredible. Just had to say. 10/10
What helped me the most was developing strong mind-muscle connection through weight variation.
For example, a side lateral dumbbell flies(raises) :
(1) pick up a pair of dumbbells and work to exhaustion with clean form, not failure, maybe 1-2 rep range where you'd normally hit failure.
(2) Switch to lower weight and do slower, more controlled reps until you hit that same range of exhaustion, 1-2 reps until failure.
(3) Switch to even lower weight and do even slower and controlled repetitions, but do it in a 1 and a half rep fashion for the extra squeeze.
What this achieved was progression separation - you can focus on any of these steps and find out your strongest and weakest points, then work out both aspects accordingly.
The puppy being there and running away in the cable lateral raises demonstration was perfect for the cinematics.
Tips I use to blow up my shoulders
1)they recover fast and they're easy to 3 times per week.
2)with side raises you reach form breakdown before you reach failure so I use drop sets when I hit form breakdown 3 times in the same set and smash them for 30-40 reps a set
3)use moderate to lightweight that causes form breakdown around rep 10-12
4) No swinging, no cheating, no ego
5) With rear delt cable flys really make time to embrace the negative portion, you really relax your whole body and literally let the cables just pull your rear delt
as a natty you have to really put in extra work for shoulders as we don't have the advantage of the increased androgen response to steroids due to higher concentrations of androgen receptors in the shoulders.
OMG! YOU'RE A FILIPINO?! AMAZING. I FOLLOWED YOU FOR A WHILE NOW BECAUSE OF mY HUSBAND. YOUR CONTENTS ARE VERY INFORMATIVE AND IN LAYMAN'S TERMS, AT LEAST FOR ME . ANYWAYS, GOD BLESS YOU! KEEP EDUCATING US👉🏻💪🏻
First time watching your videos mate and really enjoyed learning the science behind each exercise. It was simply explained anyone could be educated in muscle building just off watching your videos not got enough credit so here’s mine bro! Happy lifting 😎
The weight for shoulder does nt matter as much .. I built massive shoulder width from playing basketball since I was 12 .. crossing the ball over repeatedly built my shoulders over the years ..the movement of the cross over mimics the same movement of the lateral raises and the fact that he mentioned 30 reps with light weight is spot on .. a basketball only weighs 1 to 1.5 pound which is pretty light .. my shoulders grew very wide and whatever I wear they are noticeable
I didn't know that you are a Filipino! 😅 I am watching for years now!
Believe or not drop sets are very beneficial for side delts and I've built massive shoulders through them.
Videos never fail to impress, keep up the good work and thanks for all the lifting tips!
I dont know if my genetics are great but my shoulders with pump looks almost anabolic.
I always do my side delts with push day. I do 4 sets of lateral dumbell raises. But this is my own twist to it: i take a weight that puts me in failure around 18-22 reps. Then when i've done my "whole reps" im dropping my range of motion to about half. And i'm pushing the equalivent of reps to my "whole reps".
So 1 set of this consists of around 20 whole reps and 20 half reps. This grew my shoulder like nothing else. 4 sets and you're toast.
After that i do my military presses. Because my side delt are done this pushes it in extreme burning pain. 4 sets and again around 18-20 reps.
Did these 2x a week so thats 8 sets from each exercise =16 sets a week.
My shoulders grew like nothing else from this. Hope you try it, and enjoy the results!!🔥
Do you drop rom on the bottom half or the top half?
@@Blackjack-rs8vs bottom half💪
The editing is phenomenal. Whoever did it did a great job. Would really like to know them
When it comes to lateral raises I incorporated advice from John meadows RUclips channel.
When I reach failure with a full range of motion ( around 15 reps) I just keep going doing partial reps sometimes all the way up to 40 or so until you can barely move the dumbells up at all anymore. This smokes the shit out of my side delts and you will feel it the next morning.
I higly enjoy yours and Jeff Nippard's channels. Science based workout information for free that many others ask you to pay for. Thank you. 🙏
Last year I was doing Lat Raises and super setting them with Cable Lat Raises, and I did that twice a week and I noticed a massive change in my shoulder width and the thing is a lot of people noticed it too, i was getting a lot of compliments on how I looked, honestly more people notice that than when I was incredibly lean, especially women
Thank you, may God bless you all and everyone. ❤
The problem is too much trap involvement during lateral raises.
A) instead of lifting your hands up to the ceiling (trap dominance) focus heavily on pushing your hands outward to the side (delt isolation).
B) when doing dumbbells try doing them one side at a time (unilaterally) just as you do with cables. The 100% focus to the muscles increases delt isolation.
C) I cant stress the importance of decreasing the weight. It should start getting difficult after the 6-8th rep (not third).
1Most people say not to but going to failure 100% guarantees you have worked the lateral delts to the limit!
Been following you for some time and I'm surprised to know you've got Filipino roots. That gives some motivation on my workouts.
I begin training a couple of week, I watch your videos and it really help me understand alot of things on my body.
I've about 50% body fat and a bit man boobs too 😅😅
in only 2 weeks I got results following your videos. I just want to thank you and ask a video about the chest (mid and get rid of the man boobs please 🙏)
Hello and welcome to the gymbro community.
Unfortunately, we can not target to burn fat, so in order to get rid of man boobs, you need to lose general fat
Many will be happy to see a special video with good science info on how to grow calfs, no one did it before
I just tried lateral raises at home and use my inexpensive resistance bands inserted at the bottom of the door frame. I can really feel the burn! Muscles I never though I had :)
Lu raises probably the best exercise for shoulders
Side delt raises, bend elbows slightly and maintain tention by not going down too much between reps
Thank you for the content. Always of high quality and well researched. I haven't seen Jeremy's video in a while and today it reminded again me that in life what matters most is to be centered and happy. Life is a repetitive process so it's important that we are prioritizing wholeness and wellness as we seek to expand our joy. The idea of waking up everyday and solely focusing on growing muscles can be an exhaustive process. So as much as you are bulking up and looking esthetically your best, be sure that you are also healthy, centered and happy in other parts of your life. Simply looking aesthetically attractive is a good goal if it in fact makes your life better. I send you reading good vibes!
Me, personally as a Filipino thought this was really hard but after watching this video o think i can do this as well. Thanks 🇵🇭
Jeremy back with another great vid! Been following you for a long time and really appreciate the awesome content
U have great potential of helping people . Keep hustlin bro we love you ❤️
Excellent video Jeremy, and well-timed. I’m in exactly the same position of wanting to grow wider shoulders. Have you tried “palmar cooling” in between sets?
Just do row exercises. Nothing more.
This was very clear information. Muscle physiology has always been difficult for me to really grasp, but you explained things very well here. Thank you!
Another important tip is to train schoulders first before another muscle group for example like chest. During the first part of your session you are the strongest and therefore you can handle more volume and tension.
Also a double of tripple dropset til failure with lateral raises at the end of the session helped my schoulders to grow.
Nahh big muscles first
I got into lifting weights thanks to you! i rest a minimum of 2 days after a hard session, recovery & form is key for results over time.
I wouldn’t recommend training shoulders 3-4x per week as that would almost certainly be overtraining, especially if you’re doing 2-3 (or more) shoulder exercises per workout. If you’re working hard enough, that’s also not giving enough recovery time.
On another note, Cable Lateral Raises are an awesome exercise, especially the single arm variant where you’re leaning away from the cable machine. 💪
Depending of what you call training shoulder I guess.
For instance if you work indirectly you shoulders two times per week with pecs and back exercices + two times per week you work then directly with lateral raises/ military presses/ rear delt fly/ face pull, you should be alright
He said training side delt 2 or 3 times per week with only 8 sets not at all overtraining
Do you have to comment on every video with your trite remarks ? Lol
you don't have to do a full blown shoulder workout every session. you could have 1 shoulder specific session and 2 other sessions that start with 3 sets of lateral raises followed by other muscles after
Egyptian raises are legit
Never thought you're filipino, been following you for more than 3 years kababayan, keep it up!
MY BRO FILIPINO
Filipino!!!!
I tried this with the cable and have never felt shoulders hit like this 🔥
So what about the muscle gaining strategy I use from NASM. Slightly higher protein intake while in a caloric deficit. 2.4g/kg, or roughly 1.12g/lb. Thoughts? I'd love for you to experiment with this strategy when you cut.
Hey never knew you were pinoy. I followed you and watched a lot of your videos on my journey to a better body. Awesome to know.
RE: Intensity--if growing delts heavily relies on staying close to failure perhaps Myoreps are key. I've been doing just 2 "sets" baseds on myoreps every 2 days and my shoulders are crazy now.
What is myoreps?
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@@aritgon9763 ruclips.net/video/lmnBwpDvS_E/видео.html -- pretty much severely reduced rest time to focus on the "close to failure" rep phase.
Hey Kabayan! It's been more than a year watching your vlogs and I knew it since then you have a Filipino heritage. More power to your Channel Kabayan!
Hei Jeremy, thank you for what you are doing! An acute lombar pain make me to start making exercises again. :) Except walking in a park time to time i don't make other movements...and i have discover by your videos that my joints have verry limited moves , they are cracking and are verry noisy 😅..i almost have no strenght at all , can't do more than 1 push up and no pull ups . I have buy 2 dumbells of 10kg each but my main focus is on stretching , warmup exercises, lombar exercises , core exercises, push ups progress ....I have 90kgs and 1.76cm ....my goal for 1 year is to make 30 push ups and 10 pull ups , keep the same weight or maybe like 3-4 kgs lower but more defined . I am training 3 times /week and make everyday warmups and stretching exercises. Do you think is a good approach? Maybe in 6 month from now i will start going to the gim also but for now doing exercises at home with my own bodyweight i think is enough, right? Any imput will be greatly appreciated!
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How do you reduce trap activation during lateral raises?
The traps are involved in a lateral raise, and in particular the lower traps will stabilise the shoulder joint when the arms are raised up overhead (when you go above shoulder height). So you can't fully reduce them getting involved on laterals. What I'd recommend is that you perform them on a high incline bench with chest support to lock in your form - I have found these to really help blow up my side delts. I have a walkthrough video for you here, hope this helps - ruclips.net/video/Ey1jZPUbg4Y/видео.html
Instantly pressed subscribe when you said you are a Filipino. Mabuhay ka kabayan🇵🇭
One trick I use on Lateral Raises is that , I usually do 13-15 reps and then my trainer gives little support till failure and I could get like 30-40 reps , and I do the same thing for him. Really seeing changes using this in like 1.5-2 months .
The cable lateral raises in this vid are absolutely murderous. Haven’t felt a burn like that in my side delts until I tried that
Did you do the lateral raises at the start of the push day or at the end? i think this also matters a lot
Mix it up. You never want to be stuck with the same rutines when it comes to building muscle
@@XxxxTxTxxxX lmao. Yes, you do want to for proper progression.
Finally someone crediting behind the back shoulder raises
My plan is to stay around 220 pounds and just pile as much muscle as I can. I noticed that my lifts are also going up steadily while seeing more definition in my muscles. If I cut down like 30 pounds I would look shredded but I'm going for the long term
I used to have naturally well-defined, wide shoulders. But a health issue a few years ago caused a big decrease in body mass/muscle and I lost 'em. Been trying to get them back and will give this a try. Thanks!
I saw a huge difference in my shoulders once i increased my volume to 3-4 days adding some form of a side delt raise to the end of my sessions
Don't worry too much about overtraining, shoulders soak a LOT of beating, same as biceps
Never knew that you’re Pinoy. I’ve been watching your vids from time but now its time to subscribe.
Great job on all your vids!
First 3 minutes worshipping himself
I can spot the science in there. Amazing content. Thats what i wanna see on RUclips!
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I've been watching your videos for almost 1 year and had a hunch that your a Filipino and now it's confirmed
Dude i saw your video after years and yes your shoulders really look wider
Jeremy you re an honest guy. I like that, also that you study the science to it 2. Keep the vidz coming mate!
Love your research dude. The Cable exercise worked wonders for me for visible growth
Thank you I enjoy your videos I have seen gains in strength and growth from using tips you share. Keep up the good work!
7:04 thought she was gon talk about sumn else
Hahahha bro I’ve been following you for so long now and learned so much from you and now I’m proud to know your Filipino too. Ayos bro !
OMG Jeremy, I’ve been following you for a long time and it was juts now that I learned you’re a Filipino 🇵🇭 ! 🤣😁
I'm a Filipino! Good to know you're also a half blood Filipino ( I think?) Love your videos since 2019!
Bro gym is like a drug more then drug bro! i literally can't stay one minute now without going gym 💪🏻❤️
as a fellow Filipino i am so thankful my shoulders needed so much work
I came across a trick to using more weight during lateral raises once. The reason you have to stay light is because the length of the lever that the weight is on. So I heard to shorten it by curling to 90 degrees at the elbow and placing the dumbbell in the pit your elbow.
There is no point in doing that except more joint stress. Lateral raises aren't a competitive strength exercise. You don't need to or want to push maximal weights here.
This is amazing! So much useful knowledge here
Being a baseball player, i learned at a young age that the number one injury for my sport are rotator cuff and shoulder injuries. These work outs are great and are effective. Heavy weight is not necessary. Increased intensity and high reps are all that is needed. Any baseball players looking to increase strength/distance on their throwing and reduce injury, should def work out shoulders. Arm circles with a baseball in each hand will also give you the burn needed to increase strength and stamina. i used to be able to do arm circles for 5-10 min with 3 baseballs in each hand back when i was in my prime. never had an arm injury.
Wait, I didn't know you are Filipino! now it makes sense! from 🇵🇭 here
I do a PPL split with front raises on push, Facepulls /rear flies on pull and lateral raises on leg day.
Doing myo rep match sets is king.
Do a lower weight that gets you between 15 and 20 to fail, wait 90 seconds, do it again and then do a myo rep to get to your previous max etc.
This gives you so many more "fail" moments but also reps.
Thank you for informative and interesting presentation, Jeremy. I learned a lot from this. 🙏