Front Shoulder Raise
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Submitted by:
Justin Leonard
Last updated: 1/21/2012
The shoulder or deltoid is made up of three muscular heads: anterior (front), medial (middle), and posterior (rear). Each head plays a different role in how the shoulder moves. The front shoulder raise mainly works the front head of the shoulder, although each head assists with the movement. As with most shoulder exercises, this one can be performed seated or standing. It can also be done one arm at a time or in alternating fashion. Here is how it's done:
Grasp any form of weighted resistance and place it on your thighs. Raise your arms out toward the front of your body until they are parallel to the floor (about shoulder height). Slowly lower your arms and repeat the exercise. You should exhale as the arms go up.
Grasp any form of weighted resistance and place it on your thighs. Raise your arms out toward the front of your body until they are parallel to the floor (about shoulder height). Slowly lower your arms and repeat the exercise. You should exhale as the arms go up.
Step 1
Grasp weighted resistance. Place it on the thighs.
Step 2
Raise weights out to the front until arms are extended even with shoulders. Exhale as the arms go up.
Step 3
Slowly lower the arms back to the starting position.
Exercise Details
Difficulty Level LOW
The front shoulder raise is a low difficulty exercise.
Target Muscle
Shoulder (anterior deltoid)
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