A MASTERCLASS on How to Build Big, Strong, & Round Shoulders | Mind Pump 1950

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  • Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
  • 00:00 Intro
    00:30 One of the most aesthetic and functional muscles in the body is the shoulders.
    03:34 The anatomy and actions of the shoulder.
    06:16 Why shoulder injuries are the most common in the upper body.
    07:30 Form and technique.
    12:24 The best rep ranges to train and build the shoulders in.
    17:17 The best exercises to build amazing/functional shoulders.
    22:28 How no exercise is dangerous if performed with proper technique and form.
    29:31 If you want to prioritize your shoulders, do those exercises FIRST!
    30:45 The three major exercise categories of the shoulders and how to build them into your routine.
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  • @shoaibfurqan675
    @shoaibfurqan675 Год назад +109

    Doug has the strongest shoulders... He carries the whole mindpump show silently... Yup I am a Doug-a-holic. You are Awesome buddy

  • @charliesmith6415
    @charliesmith6415 Год назад +41

    These master classes really are eye openers so far.

  • @kirankumar-hg5fd
    @kirankumar-hg5fd Год назад +13

    My Take away from pricess epidose
    1.Try and incorporate Z press in shoulder day gives because stability and Full of Range
    2.position yourself properly Form technique for better performance
    3.Train 2-3 Per week moderately
    4.Sound sleep and diet
    5.Try different types of rep ranges stick to 21days minimium
    6.common injuries often get from shoulders, So warm. Up before workout is must when you particular shoulders
    7.Shoulders very much priced body part in both gender
    8.Having well 3D Shoulder gives Atttarctiveness to our physique.
    9.Thank you 👏🤗😍

  • @rubenvaldez238
    @rubenvaldez238 Год назад +29

    I love how you guys are using anatomy photos to help us further understand fitness. It’s so helpful to learn the function and appearance of muscles. You guys are amazing, thank you thank you

    • @MindPumpShow
      @MindPumpShow  Год назад +4

      Great to hear!

    • @christinedel.2438
      @christinedel.2438 Год назад +2

      Yes! Continue to show anatomy pictures! I agree with how helpful it is to visualize what you are specifically referring to. Thank you!

  • @Two_Names
    @Two_Names 4 месяца назад +2

    A year late but I actually just had someone introduce me to behind the neck overhead presses and I've had exactly the experience Adam described. Just the bare barbell alone was a working set weight. I was floored by how much harder it was for so much less weight. However, it was recommended to me in context of building shoulder strength and stability and now I use it as a mobility and warm-up along with band-based mobility movements. It's made a huge improvement in how my shoulders feel doing regular overhead and incline presses.

  • @xaviergarcia9023
    @xaviergarcia9023 Год назад +4

    I've been telling people that I think my shoulders are my weak area lately and this episode drops, you guys are my saviors!

  • @Zozo-ko9dk
    @Zozo-ko9dk Год назад +10

    Loving the masterclass series

  • @sonjamcleary
    @sonjamcleary Год назад

    LOVE THE MASTERCLASSES! Especially for the GALS♥️

  • @ho2673
    @ho2673 3 месяца назад

    This is a great episode I just listened to it for the 2nd time.

  • @mannysfitnessfortress989
    @mannysfitnessfortress989 5 месяцев назад +1

    This is a much needed improved area for me. This episode is a Gem!

  • @Gmocharger1
    @Gmocharger1 26 дней назад

    You guys helped me a lot !! U make it feel like I am in on the conversation with you sitting there In person! Great work guys!! 💪⚡️⚡️⚡️

  • @davidalexandre5401
    @davidalexandre5401 Год назад

    I really appreciate you sharing just how important it is to train your shoulders. I love that you guys are always sharing high quality info

    • @MindPumpShow
      @MindPumpShow  Год назад +1

      Thank you, that is always the goal!

  • @DopamineDrop
    @DopamineDrop Год назад

    Love this new series

  • @carlosdavis5440
    @carlosdavis5440 9 месяцев назад

    Great Podcast, I will love to see how my shoulders develop from now

  • @connorfredericks9311
    @connorfredericks9311 Год назад +6

    As someone with scoliosis and significant bio-mechanical imbalances this episode was intriguing and actionable. Thanks for providing the knowledge and structure to help improve my shoulder health and gains!

  • @LoneWolfLionHearted
    @LoneWolfLionHearted Год назад

    This is monumental for me! Especially that full kettlebell overhead press. I just realized that I’m so weak in the rotation point with stability. I’m pretty solid in the other movements but this I may major weak point.. I’ll have to fix it slow with light weight but now I have the answer! Thanks y’all

  • @mohammadwebbey3495
    @mohammadwebbey3495 Год назад +2

    At the perfect time, I just started incorporating more serious shoulder exercises in my routine. You guys are legends!

  • @juliannehauck8783
    @juliannehauck8783 Год назад

    Love your show. You always have some much useful information. I’m new to weight training and love the results I’ve seen this year. 💪🏼

  • @melaniebrunell8720
    @melaniebrunell8720 Год назад

    Excellent episode on shoulders! I learned so much, especially about where to be careful not to let the back take over (like with lateral raises, etc). Can’t wait to try these tips going forward! Thanks again guys!

  • @rjose022
    @rjose022 Год назад

    Thank you all for the good content, I am new to fitness and thankful I found your Chanel.

  • @ranzmd
    @ranzmd Год назад

    really like how you break it down into detail, thanks guys

  • @jaxonhow3ll
    @jaxonhow3ll Год назад

    Thanks for the info, like always 💪🏼

  • @best4741
    @best4741 6 месяцев назад

    Love the pod guys

  • @fuazmohammed6525
    @fuazmohammed6525 Год назад +1

    Just amazing I always listen to you guys holding my book and pain ur helping me so much Tnx guys💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

  • @JWear-up1fz
    @JWear-up1fz Год назад +1

    I've been thinking I needed more defined shoulders...will have to incorporate some of these move into my routine. Love the MindPump podcast! Have been listening for a few years and really appreciate the content.

  • @worduser899
    @worduser899 Год назад

    Watching 10 minutes of this, I'm really happy with myself for doing full ROM and focusing on shoulder development from the get-go.

  • @KruKadic
    @KruKadic Год назад +3

    Very good and useful information. I would like to add that you can also start your shoulder workout with different versions of lateral raises, that is if you want to bring out your side delts.
    The reason for doing them first is because you have not accumulated any fatigue yet, and I personally like to start with heavy side lateral PARTIALS with high reps 20-25 (a tip from the late John Meadows), supersetted with some strict form side raises with lighter dumbells or cables.
    Really blows up the delts if you do your sets like this and you get an awesome pump in the side delt along with very good development over time I have noticed.
    Good luck and keep it up MindPump!

  • @garycoote
    @garycoote 2 месяца назад

    men where’ve you guys been. I love the way you guys break down exercise on the body in relationship you guys made it so simple and easy to understand. awesome awesome.

  • @nicholasingratta423
    @nicholasingratta423 Год назад

    Love these I hope you guys do them for all body parts even neglected calves , serratus and forearms types of muscles , thanks !

  • @livingwithfoodies
    @livingwithfoodies Год назад

    SHOULDER BOULDERS!! 💪💪 Here we come! As always thanks so much guys ❤

  • @andydelarosa767
    @andydelarosa767 Год назад

    Learned so much from this! Great advice from everybody 💪

  • @michaelschiller9570
    @michaelschiller9570 Год назад

    I really enjoyed this master class... I can't wait to add this knowledge to my workouts. I gotta hit them cymbals up high with power.

  • @Mightyshy
    @Mightyshy Год назад

    Such a valuable episode! I will definitely incorporate your advices and exercises into my training💪

    • @MindPumpShow
      @MindPumpShow  Год назад

      Awesome!

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      @MindPumpShow  Год назад +1

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  • @claymonaro68
    @claymonaro68 Год назад

    MASTER CLASS, a class from the masters

  • @tranakim
    @tranakim Год назад +1

    Sal, you feeling alright buddy? Love you guys! I already feel my shoulders growing. THIS ONE IS REALLY IMPORTANT AND THAT IS TO PHASE MAPS SHOULDER MODE INTO YOUR WORKOUT.

  • @takek7739
    @takek7739 Год назад +1

    I have been waiting for this since the chest master class . Thanks for considering my comment in chest master class . Keep it up guys 😊

  • @jackienees499
    @jackienees499 Год назад

    I can’t agree enough! I started having terrible shoulder pain a few months ago and it was after a long pause in my workouts. I kept asking the physical therapist if it was due to losing strength and since I started Anabolic the pain is slowly starting to subside! Y’all are amazing!

  • @garagegymgranny1965
    @garagegymgranny1965 Год назад

    Love these Masterclasses and can't wait for the BACK episode.

  • @rjannati
    @rjannati Год назад

    This is right on time. I have been wanting to improve shoulder strength since I just started MAPS Anabolic. I have been a bit stuck with my shoulders. Looking apply the knowledge imparted. Thanks for all you guys do!

    • @MindPumpShow
      @MindPumpShow  Год назад

      So happy that we can help, Anabolic will definitely increase strength!

  • @adamgonzalez9642
    @adamgonzalez9642 Год назад +2

    Evening mind pump brothers! My shoulders seem to be one of the hardest body parts to develop. Thanks for the tips. Gonna look into that sweet deal. Hope you've had a blessed day 💪🏼🙏🏼👊🏼

  • @timmyeo6686
    @timmyeo6686 Год назад

    mind pump has helped me so much, i focused more on my delts, and i look like a unit even thought my chest and arms suffered from prioritizing it, thanks guys

  • @brianwehrman5408
    @brianwehrman5408 Год назад

    Awesome content as usual! I've never even heard of the Z press. Looking forward to throwing into my shoulder routine this week! Thanks guys!

    • @MindPumpShow
      @MindPumpShow  Год назад +1

      Right on!

    • @brianwehrman5408
      @brianwehrman5408 Год назад

      @MindPumpShow I threw in the free motion rear delt fly today and it was awesome! I did 12reps with a 3/3 tempo, 20 sec rest, then 3 more sets of 6reps at a 3/3 tempo, 20 seconds rest between each set then switched arms and did it again. Brutal and awesome at the same time, lol.

  • @ramirogarcia9015
    @ramirogarcia9015 Год назад +1

    MINDPUMP WILL CHANGE THE WORLD ! I WILL ALWAYS SUPPORT MINDPUMP !

  • @depthlimited8056
    @depthlimited8056 Год назад

    Love the pod guys and especially this episode since my shoulders are definitely my weakest body part

    • @MindPumpShow
      @MindPumpShow  Год назад

      Now you know how to make it your strongest,

  • @abdominalesalos4026
    @abdominalesalos4026 Год назад

    I like the specificity of this instalment. Thanks.

  • @timejumpertarot1114
    @timejumpertarot1114 Год назад

    The best performance podcast in the land. Thank you for your dedication to excellence.

  • @tacticalbt1023
    @tacticalbt1023 Год назад

    Great video

  • @MarcoPOLO-we1ek
    @MarcoPOLO-we1ek Год назад

    Best fitness masterclass every !

  • @DipankarGhosh007
    @DipankarGhosh007 Год назад

    Thanks adam for the rear delt cable exercise, i was using the reverse pec deck, now i hv a better option

  • @kyles7686
    @kyles7686 Год назад

    Good content as always 👍

  • @alyssagriggs9431
    @alyssagriggs9431 Год назад

    I had shoulder pain that went away once I started lifting and developed stronger shoulders. Love your advice and tips - thank you!

  • @stormrhode2330
    @stormrhode2330 Год назад

    I recently had about seven of my coaches gathered together for a big project. Five out of the seven of us had injured shoulders. haha
    I've had a few shoulder injuries over the years (mainly rotator cuff stuff). I've since then really worked on mobilizing and fortifying them. For the past few years now, I haven't had any shoulder issues.
    I think shoulder dislocators is such an excellent exercise. I do them pretty much every day. Not only does it help to mobilize your shoulders, but it also provides a great stretch on the chest, which is really good defense against forward should caused by tight pecs.

  • @MeeksLp
    @MeeksLp Год назад

    So needed to hear this I have been avoiding push-ups for the last 2 years because of shoulder pain ,I’ve had physio but not much progress,I really need to work on my shoulders,I have snapped the program up.Thankyou

  • @AimfitAu
    @AimfitAu Год назад +2

    Behind the neck press and upright row are always in my program. Does that mean it's for everyone...uh no and same with every other exercise. Always making sense with your videos and reaffirming commonsense guys, love it!

  • @marcmcphee
    @marcmcphee Год назад +1

    This couldn’t have come at a better time…I slightly injured my left shoulder a couple weeks ago…it is such a versatile joint…but man…you really have to be careful not to injure it! I love these masterclass videos (and all your content). Thank you x999999!!!! ❤️💪🏋️🤩

  • @georgevasilev4557
    @georgevasilev4557 Год назад

    I like this episode. Interesting information

  • @delflex1
    @delflex1 Год назад

    Thanks for bringing science to what I've never considered more than just an aesthetic look 🥰

  • @chases5093
    @chases5093 Год назад +2

    One time a doctor told me I had tight shoulders. I was like "thanks!" Then he laughed and said "no, you have a big knot."
    I bet sports like basketball or swimming are beneficial for shoulder health too. Done casually, they incorporate shoulder rotation without too much stress. I definitely feel more versatile in the shoulders since adding them to my weight training.

  • @mattjordan9356
    @mattjordan9356 Год назад

    I am going to take this advice and run with it. I have naturally good shoulders but the conversation about the shoulders making the rest of your body look good hit me cause I know they’re right!

  • @cesarlira2664
    @cesarlira2664 Год назад

    This episode hit home for me. Gotta work on these shoulders baby!!

  • @reesy128
    @reesy128 Год назад

    Excellent

  • @joshhoobler5769
    @joshhoobler5769 Год назад

    Pure gold!

  • @improvisethelife2206
    @improvisethelife2206 Год назад

    Drop sets are dope hitting all heads of the shoulders are da best for those Death Star delts

  • @vinnieplayscod
    @vinnieplayscod Год назад

    For sure love the cable Rear delt fly along with the reverse pec deck for rear delt growth. Those are the 2 I do 95% of the time for direct Rear delt work.

  • @FaridEmame
    @FaridEmame Год назад

    Great episode, forgot how much of my size by "look" used to come from a full shoulder workout appreciate the reminder

  • @chrissthompson4173
    @chrissthompson4173 Год назад

    Thanks so much for sharing this master class, I am going to get it. I was recently diagnosed with a tumor on my brain and can see how it’s affecting my left side muscles and motor function. I’m approved to continue strength training and I feel this will help!

  • @mangoldsparadise
    @mangoldsparadise Год назад

    Since I started lifting in high school I’ve always loved shoulder work. Been doing clubbells lately and it’s been great to fix shoulder pain! Do give that a go!

  • @gavinmacgregor5454
    @gavinmacgregor5454 Год назад

    Cheers guys lm 60 and have only been doing resistance training for a couple of years. Have some issues with some lifts but will certainly give your exercises a try, cheers blokes.

  • @dylanditchfield8000
    @dylanditchfield8000 Год назад +1

    I've been in the gym since 2015. I was benching my PR in 2017 and received a shoulder injury. I couldn't get back into the gym because I would always reach a point that I couldn't get passed because of my shoulder injury. I've been back in the gym again for a month and I still have the same injury 5 years later, struggling to get rid of it.

  • @night_traffic
    @night_traffic Год назад +1

    Justin is a real beast

  • @Christianh.5
    @Christianh.5 Год назад +7

    Had a quick session with our gyms physical therapist due to some shoulder impingement last Thursday and low and behold you drop an episode on building shoulders. Keep knocking it out of the park and make sure to warm up those small rotator cuff muscles 💪. Can't wait to get back to growing some boulders!

  • @loganryan7093
    @loganryan7093 Год назад

    This Masterclass series is already looking like it will pretty much be as good as gets for fitness knowledge.

  • @scc8728
    @scc8728 Год назад

    I can so relate to needing to work on the stabilising muscles. I had constant issues until I started to incorporate exercises for stability.

    • @MindPumpShow
      @MindPumpShow  Год назад +1

      It can make a world of difference!

  • @austinmoore3961
    @austinmoore3961 Год назад

    I love shoulder day. Really humbling doing lateral raises with the correct weight/form

  • @tyomm6732
    @tyomm6732 Год назад

    Great episode, I wanted to increase my shoulder width and in a month I added a 1.5” (No idea what is considered good for a month) after listening to this episode I’ve got some things I can change up for even more growth

  • @Exclusive_AK
    @Exclusive_AK Год назад

    I am national level player in handball. I am very good at throwing ball faster. My palm is also big so it helps for grip. I was skeptical of resistance training, until I found Mundpump. By the way, I have taken notes of this episode so that I can implement the learnings in my current TRX full body workout program. Thanks Mindpump

  • @brokenbones01
    @brokenbones01 Год назад

    Shoulder work helps with injury prevention AND it really makes your physique pop. I’m glad it’s being emphasized.

  • @theironforce3000
    @theironforce3000 Год назад

    All great tips 👏
    Glad I'm in the right page. I've kept behind the neck BB press for years .
    Then again I'm a student of the silver / golden era training. A staple movement for my idols is a movement for me . .with adjusted human peasant weight 😏👋 lol

    • @MindPumpShow
      @MindPumpShow  Год назад +1

      It is a great movement provided you have the necessary mobility of course.

  • @Ssshhhoonn
    @Ssshhhoonn Год назад

    Interesting discussion, I was doing press ups the other day and instantly got a pain in my shoulders. I will do some resistance band work before hand next time to see if that helps

  • @meisdetermined
    @meisdetermined Год назад

    Bro, that was a great intro!

  • @mdoyleproductions9358
    @mdoyleproductions9358 Год назад

    I feel like I'm about the same age as these guys and learned lifting techniques and programs about the same time as it sounds like these guys did, because all these points they make sound exactly like my philosophy back in the day (i.e. the behind-the-neck press debate - I never saw an issue if you performed it correctly). I got big into weight lifting in the late nineties/early 2000s and studied programs like crazy. I read M&F religiously, I read books, and adapted many programs to fit my body type and how I responded. This carried me up to about 10 years ago and I fell off and got bored with weights and pursued other activities like, swimming, martial arts, yoga, organized sports, and outdoors shit. I kept weight training in the mix, but nothing too consistent, like I used to do.
    Although I have always belonged to a gym, six months ago, I had a rebirth into body building and weight training. I have been going pretty consistently (and carefully) for about 4 solid months and realized how much my body has changed from being in my 20s and 30s, to now my 40s. I lost a lot of mobility, and many of these muscles are clearly underutilized in every day activity. You feel it in the weight room. So, a lot of this re-entry to lifting has required some patience to safely get back to the moves I used to do.
    It's so interesting listening to the MP take on so many trends and what was good/bad and what is good/bad now. I was never a trainer, nor a competitor, but I was pretty well-educated in exercise science for my own good. And as a "former" bodybuilder, who just reemerged, it's wild to see what people are doing in the gym in 2023 and what I remember from 2000 - 2014, when I was dedicated to it. And listening to these guys is like old friends I never met, but shared so many similar experiences with, trying to navigate the complicated dichotomy of health/exercise marketing vs. health/exercise effectiveness. Really thankful there is such a trustworthy place to come and learn new things and refresh on old workout approaches. Thanks for the plethora of info!!

  • @alexbromley9384
    @alexbromley9384 Год назад

    Gosh darn these master classes are 🔥 I literally just asked my wife to buy me the Maps shoulder mod for Xmas. Need to juice up maps anabolic. Now I need a master class for back and traps 🤘

  • @chaddickens8704
    @chaddickens8704 Год назад

    My shoulders and arms respond well to frequency. I like to do full body days and "Accessory" days the following day and take a rest day after that. On accessory days I would emphasis actually isolating the Delts and the arms however I would oftentimes superset them with compound movements such as diamond push ups with overhead extensions and chin ups with bicep curls. And I would start accessory days with a variation of overhead press, move to either upright rows or lu raises or side laterals and end with rear delt flies before moving on to arms. Kind of like a Maps aesthetic program.
    Hope this helps others make gains as well!

  • @ArmandoKozomara
    @ArmandoKozomara Год назад +1

    I've been focusing on shoulders for a while. Most important body part if you had to choose. I just knew Adam's shoulder story was coming! 😂 😆

  • @MartinV.
    @MartinV. Год назад

    Mind Pump Yeah Dude!!

  • @RonyD2
    @RonyD2 Год назад

    Shoulders are my weakness. I have impingement in the right. I will definitely apply the information learnt tonight. Thanks guys!

  • @kilrein
    @kilrein Год назад +5

    This episode is perfect timing for me. My shoulders have always been super flexible, but after a hard crash learning to surf they've never been the same. Definitely something I've needed to work on along with rehab. Thanks y'all

  • @alialbatman8290
    @alialbatman8290 Год назад

    I have a shoulder injury like 4 time dislocation...I guess I need surgery..but this info very very helpful ty guys love u

  • @sunnygirl9691
    @sunnygirl9691 Год назад

    Hey guys - female fan of your show and (of course) weight training!! Like today’s focus on 1 body part!

  • @NEWCHAPTER-gp2xf
    @NEWCHAPTER-gp2xf Год назад

    Upright rows!!!! Are the best for my shoulders. They blow my shoulders up

  • @patriarchmike
    @patriarchmike Год назад

    I'm so glad that I built my shoulders and back evenly with my chest and arms. All the other guys just focused on their chest and arms and they never got that v taper because they didn't want to listen to me lol. The shoulders are the most important.

  • @colinoakes115
    @colinoakes115 Год назад

    Awesome show! What ques should you use to keep trap recruitment minimal while working shoulders?

    • @MindPumpShow
      @MindPumpShow  Год назад

      Check this out!
      ruclips.net/video/cdkpfT-OrlI/видео.html

  • @anasbendahou7722
    @anasbendahou7722 5 месяцев назад

    For me I need to pump my shoulders first so I do
    I start with external internal rotation some facepulls and triceps push down static scapular pull up holdPlank straight arms for 40 sec straight bar front raises then wide grip upright row then wide grip high rows
    20 reps each and repeat for 3 times until I feel my muscle well pumped
    Then I go for OHP dumbell tuck the elbow and press and go to bottom stretching those front and side delts well
    Then I go for 45-60 degree cable fly to Hit those rear delts with a rep range of 12-20 reps
    I do lateral raises with dumbell with Charle glass méthode thumb ups when you’re at top position for last set I finish with wide grip upright row
    A triceps exercice I like dips or overhead triceps extension so my shoulder are resting
    Then I go for a rear delt specific row 45 degree with o scapular retraction for high reps too or dumbell fly in 60dregree superset with 45 degree external rotation rows
    Cable lateral raises I like It behind the body and raise to scapular plan It gives more stretch to my side delts I start with 10 reps doing the bottom range of motion then I do10 reps with full range
    I finish with triceps push down
    All these exercice with a well rest time depends on weight and intensity of the sets so from 1min30sec to 3min ( like the last set of OH dumbell press )
    Cardio at the end as usual of 15min

  • @francescafrancesca9872
    @francescafrancesca9872 Год назад

    Whatever toy guys prescribed in aestheitc worked. Not doing the program now but as soon as ingo hack to throwing in the lifts and ranges ypu said... everything shifted. Thank you!@@@

  • @anastefani7954
    @anastefani7954 Год назад

    My shoulders are my strongest body part and I love ❤️training them soo much

  • @anastefani7954
    @anastefani7954 Год назад

    As a female I have always loved training shoulders and getting them strong💪 to lift heavy so thx so much for providing such amazing 🤩 advice

  • @bigpicturegains
    @bigpicturegains Год назад

    Since I’ve put more focus on shoulders, I’m looking far more aesthetic lately 💪😎
    Having strong stable shoulders also have great practicality with any other lift involving the hands / arms.

  • @robmanson3354
    @robmanson3354 Год назад

    Need those shoulders! Also rehabbing that common injury you spoke of so I need it bad 😁🍻💪

  • @giovannimoreno6210
    @giovannimoreno6210 Год назад

    Hey I wanna work with you in the future.am a big fan, and thank you for everything that you done

  • @emilioeliasjr
    @emilioeliasjr Год назад

    ive been alot like justin i get to a certain point and i have to regress now focusing on shoulders and changed the diet ive gotten from 275lb bw down to 255 bw and not being able to do 1 bw dip to yesterday 5 sets of 1 with an 85lb dumbbell and overhead carries and the z press has been killer for me💪🔥