Our shoulder region and muscle groups that make up are the most important for training in the gym due to many factors but is more detailed overall level growth as it is, the volume of our arms and chest to infuse exercise focuses equally and growth is projected onto the shoulders, for this case are one of the exercises that can help us develop a great potential force which determines the region is called resistance and seated military press.

Seated military press

It has been argued that this is the exercise we can to form the most powerful men and determined and because the effort that we make is one of the most concentrated in power within the existing set of exercises in gyms, as well as coordination our arms and the supports that we have to develop it which determines the position of our body and the essence of the movements that we make.


The military press consists of acquiring a good position in bank and if is possible to support the back against the back of the same one, similarly we should do a distribution of weight in each one of the extremes of a bar which will raise in a smooth way and concentrated to the maximum by above our head, then we leave it to descend until arriving at our shoulders but without touching them, do these same actions as possible repetitions of 12, 10 and 8 left for last the lowest amount and possibly more weight which guarantees us a great building.


It is recommended where possible that someone else help because this is one of the most powerful exercises, likewise we can develop both the back of the head as from the front to shoulder height which gives us more consistency with each of the repetitions to make.

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