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33 Comments

  1. i was doing it like that but then i tried slightly back and was like ok damn

  2. This gave me PTSD from Back in February when I snapped my left shoulder doing seated barbell ohp. Tried to unrack from behind. Thankfully I didn't feel pain in my sleep but I couldn't do back squats or anything that requires the bar to be on my back. So I had to do other variations and get stronger at it till I fully heals

  3. or just dont do db shoulder press🤷‍♂️ There are so many other better alternatives that dont put your shoulders at risk for low reward, Shit exercise

  4. Once you get injured like that getting back to 100% is near impossible, you only limit your potential rushing things.

  5. P4P strength literally translated frim smallman syndrome: If you make it easier I can do it too.

    Its not bodybuilder's fault your small

  6. I'm about to begin a Stronglifts 5*5… So i should not do bar military push up but this ? 🧐

    Does a smith machine with a 75° bench is ok ?

  7. Its funny seeing non-beginner gym goers still doing mistakes like this when everyone around them is doing it differently with proper technique the way theyre supposed to

  8. And some people in the gym I go think I'm kinda 'cheating' when I do my shoulder presses incline. They actually believe pressing it at 90 degree is the 'true form'.. some people literally work out for years and never really learn💀

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