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this really works!! Saw this video a month ago, and incorporated these plate side raises in to my every workout, 3x8-12 … started with 2,5kg now I’m on 8kg (dumbbell) and I can say there is a noticeable difference in size (appearance) + gained extra stability in my overhead press.
@@rivaajkapoor5413 I never did them daily, only when I train, so it's every other day ... but got bored of them, so I sporadically use them now. But still think they are great
Lu Raises - 10 reps count as one set, for the average person. Do them for 4-6 sets. Rubber band exercise - Rotate 5 times forward slowly then do 5 backwards. (This trains front delts)
Did these today with 2.5kg managed 5 sets of 7 absolutely annihilated my delts would highly recommend as long as you don't mind the odd looks you get when you struggling to lift 2.5kg over your head 😂
@@Robin-hv5tv very common, most likely tight supraspinatus and teres minor (two rotator cuff muscles on your shoulderblade) as well as anterior muscles general: most common would be upper chest, front delt, some neck muscles (ones that stretch when you lift your head to look at the ceiling and try to bring ear to the shoulder). Try stretching these and doing some lateral eye movements before exercising to make brain relax them.
I mean after 5 sets you’re gonna get that exhaustion. I’m currently doing it with 2 5 pound plates in my hands cus I don’t have anything bigger that I can actually grip
@@Robin-hv5tv look up Athlean-X fix shoulder pop. There’s a stretch you can do against a wall to correct your shoulders. They probably roll forward like a lot of peoples do, work the rear delts with face pulls to correct any muscle imbalances you might have
I saw a guy (Chinese of course) in my gym in Sydney, Australia do these raises and I told him that I had only ever seen these done by Lu Xiaojun on UA-cam videos and I asked him to teach me the technique and benefits. I called them "The Lu Xiaojuns" in my notebooks. Nice to see my name for them was was close.
@@axleblaze123 That's great, but not quite the same. By holding the plate with just a finger (as opposed to gripping a dumbbell) you disengage a lot of power from the arm and the exercise becomes more delt-centric
Been doing these kind of raises after an injury since college. Had a great coach. You should be able to move weight through your range of motion. Light weight is still weight. The idea of protecting ourselves from injuries doing partial range of motion has been misunderstood for decades.
@@mysterioanonymous3206 well shit. The laterals are lu raises. The regular lat raise work primarily the medial delt. Lus seem to hit the medial and more.
Been doing raises like this to start my workout almost every upper body day since I saw this video 2 years ago, can confirm 3-4 sets of 10-15 will give you the monster delt strength/ shoulder health
@@pouringpoipoi5777 I would say 2 weeks is kind of an exageration. It depends on how many sets per week you actually do with good form and adecuate load. But yes, they are freaking awesome to get that 3D look on your shoulders. Don't waste more time and do them. Make sure you are giving it full ROM and good technique. Max 1 month to see results, depending on your lifting experience. 2-3 weeks for intermediate/advanced lifters. A month for begginers.
@@iamf6641 They aren’t painful if done correctly. Fire your lower traps and lock down with your lats before you perform to put your shoulders in the correct position.
On the topic if you need to use weight plates to do the Lu Raises, or if you can use dumbbells instead, I found the following answer by user HouseRake: "By holding the plate with just a finger (as opposed to gripping a dumbbell) you disengage a lot of power from the arm and the exercise becomes more delt-centric". I hope this might help.
I love these exercises. I've been doing them since the 1970's. They really help prevent shoulder pain. If I stop doing them for a couple weeks, shoulder pain always comes back.
been doing 6 months since the cable machines are always busy for doing lat raises. it corrected my posture and i got big delts and looking more aesthetic
They don't bench since they're too mobile? This make me wonder because I have joint laxity, and bench has never felt right, maybe I should just drop it and specialize in OHP.
In all honesty, 4-6 sets every day for 2 weeks with 3 reps or fewer in reserve per set is likely to cause overtraining. Do this every 2-3 days instead to prevent overtraining.
@@giovalleyk You can have this physique naturally for sure, yes hes very likely on steroids but he isnt training to be a bodybuilder. This physique is 1000% naturally attainable.
I did and still do the raises shown at 1:07 except with my thumbs pointing up at the beginning of the rep and slowly pointing down as I reach the top. I used to have debilitating scapular impingement and it has not come back.
I've been doing these for over a year now and I just searched for the video again. I think I sacrificed the slow eccentric for higher weight for a while. But I'm someone who needs to switch up the stimulus so I'm glad I scoured UA-cam for a little to find the video again and see that the eccentric is emphasized. I think my logic was something like, "if I am creating a version of myself that is bigger and heavier, I should increase all my numbers and just get used to it, screw eccentrics for a while I need to condition my mind to embrace more weight" I never used so much weight that it would compromise my form but it's definitely time to lower the weight and burn my shoulders with eccentrics. I also incorporate drop sets with this exercise so there's a lot of mixing-in I can do.
I do these with dumbells, palms facing forward all the way. Then a shrug up at the top when they are overhead. Absolutly fries your upper back and shoulders
Interesting. Side raises but with slow controlled motion all the way to the top and back down. Never seen the band used like that before. Will try both. Thanks.
It's really important to note the motion of his scapula, how it glides down and around his rib cage. If the scap stays high it could lead to AC joint problems. Perfect!
But isnt he training scapula rotation muscles instead of his deltoids as soon as he goes over half way in the plate lateral raise? Not to mention these are more functional movements rather than hypertrophic no?
@@AbbsJr That's kinda the point I was trying to make. The way he is training them is specific to his sport. He is creating a powerful overhead position that's needed in Olympic lifting. His scapula stays low and slides along his rib cage instead of coming up high towards his neck.
yea the cameraman needs to be fired XD. during second demonstration too, why tf is he zooming in on the armpits. lmao couldn't shoot from a different angle.
If your gonna do this exercise - keep the thumb up and do it with weight at 45 degree from your body, else you will get rotator cuff injury due to muscle impeded by the collar bone. Better exercise is with a leaning cable pull as you get full tension throughout the movement. Side lateral raise loses effectiveness when the weight get 10 degrees to the side.
Good information. You're performing the arm movement of the butterfly stroke from swimming. If you reversed your standing position, facing the focal point if the band, do you get better activation of the rear deltoids?
I'm not a doctor, but I have reason to believe that when doing lateral raises all the way up, you must rotate your palms upwards after they reach shoulder height in order to avoid shoulder impingement. Keeping palms faced down does not feel ideal. Middleground is to have palms facing forward the whole time... So at arms over head, you're in the high 5 position...
This messed up shoulder for like 2 weeks be careful when you do these I recommend just going parallel to your shoulder and not going all the way to the top
My physio recommended I do these as as part of my rehab routine from a slight rotator cuff tear. Great to see a legendary powerlifter does these as well.
@DWTZ ONE This is a very low-stress movement with relatively light weights. Yes, these dudes are on juice, but it's not like they're recommending 6 sets of heavy shoulder press every day. This is perfectly doable for a natural gym rat.
@DWTZ ONE The fact that they're Olympic-level athletes is pretty much irrelevant. We're just talking about performing an exercise, which is pretty much just a lateral raise variation, for 40-60 reps per day. Do you think you need to be on PEDs to perform 100 pushups a day? You say you wouldn't risk it, which is fair enough, but there is very little risk involved. Like I said before, it's not like you're moving extremely heavy weights. To me, it sounds like you need to push yourself harder if the thought of a basic regimen like this worries you. This could be done within 10 minutes A normal gym rat would most certainly not break if they performed this exercise daily. Bear in mind, when he says daily, he most likely means 4-6x/week. I highly doubt that he, or anybody on the Chinese weightlifting team, has been performing shoulders raises for 7 days straight for several years.
Actually at the first week you can notice this exercise doesn't simply train your strength as your shoulder mobility is improved as well. Almost 3 weeks, and my shoulders look more defined, but not noticeably bigger.
Does anyone know? Is there any reason they're using the plates instead of dumbbells? Will I get the same result or activate the same muscle groups doing LU raises with my fists clenching the dumbbells instead? Sorry If my english is hard to understand.
My shoulder was in pain from this by Day 3. If your shoulders are like mine, I suggest raising the plates in front of you or at 45 degrees angle instead of at the sides to avoid wearing out your rotator cuffs.
This isn't inherently bad for your rotator cuff. If you have pain doing this, it's likely due to previous poor posture such as rounded shoulders and forward head posture
Also, you don't have to end up in that same position, you can start externally rotating the arms after breaking parallel so that the palms face towards each other in straight overhead position
"We use the big boy plates." Lol, there really is no language barrier here.
I think the translator took some liberty with translation hahaha he just said he uses the big ones (plates)
"lol" is passe
@@ghjkltyu either way😅🤣
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@@williammunny9916 Thank you for spreading the word!
"Takes t shirt off".... Thank god they cleared that up for me.
You are welcome
I know right. Otherwise I wouldn't know what the hell was going on.
I'm from the UK & in 32 years of existence, I've literally never seen anyone do that.
@@blackphoenix8932 You've never seen someone take their shirt off?
@@Horus-Lupercal r/woooosh
this really works!! Saw this video a month ago, and incorporated these plate side raises in to my every workout, 3x8-12 … started with 2,5kg now I’m on 8kg (dumbbell) and I can say there is a noticeable difference in size (appearance) + gained extra stability in my overhead press.
Cool! Do you still train it everyday?
@@rivaajkapoor5413 I never did them daily, only when I train, so it's every other day ... but got bored of them, so I sporadically use them now. But still think they are great
@@japanskakultura thank you for the reply
Did you do the band and the raises or judt the raises?
@@edwinly382 Just the raises
Lu Raises - 10 reps count as one set, for the average person. Do them for 4-6 sets.
Rubber band exercise - Rotate 5 times forward slowly then do 5 backwards. (This trains front delts)
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If you turn around 180 degrees, it will work the rear deltoids more.
That intro was legitimate comedy 😂
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Did these today with 2.5kg managed 5 sets of 7 absolutely annihilated my delts would highly recommend as long as you don't mind the odd looks you get when you struggling to lift 2.5kg over your head 😂
Short breaks?
my shoulders pop when i do raises, side or front
@@Robin-hv5tv very common, most likely tight supraspinatus and teres minor (two rotator cuff muscles on your shoulderblade) as well as anterior muscles general: most common would be upper chest, front delt, some neck muscles (ones that stretch when you lift your head to look at the ceiling and try to bring ear to the shoulder). Try stretching these and doing some lateral eye movements before exercising to make brain relax them.
I mean after 5 sets you’re gonna get that exhaustion. I’m currently doing it with 2 5 pound plates in my hands cus I don’t have anything bigger that I can actually grip
@@Robin-hv5tv look up Athlean-X fix shoulder pop. There’s a stretch you can do against a wall to correct your shoulders. They probably roll forward like a lot of peoples do, work the rear delts with face pulls to correct any muscle imbalances you might have
I saw a guy (Chinese of course) in my gym in Sydney, Australia do these raises and I told him that I had only ever seen these done by Lu Xiaojun on UA-cam videos and I asked him to teach me the technique and benefits. I called them "The Lu Xiaojuns" in my notebooks. Nice to see my name for them was was close.
I do those type of movements alot however with dumbbells instead of plates
Oh God, seriously? That exercise did Eddie Hall in one of his old shoulder's training videos...
@@michaliberski5015 Agree with that part. Those great trainers all succeeded because they found efficient training moves.
They are commonly referred to as Lu raises
@@axleblaze123 That's great, but not quite the same. By holding the plate with just a finger (as opposed to gripping a dumbbell) you disengage a lot of power from the arm and the exercise becomes more delt-centric
Been doing these kind of raises after an injury since college. Had a great coach. You should be able to move weight through your range of motion. Light weight is still weight. The idea of protecting ourselves from injuries doing partial range of motion has been misunderstood for decades.
We don't call them plate raises anymore, we call them Lu raises. LOL!!
A plate raise is a front plate raise. These are lateral.
A plate raise is a front plate raise. These are lateral.
@@mysterioanonymous3206 well shit. The laterals are lu raises. The regular lat raise work primarily the medial delt. Lus seem to hit the medial and more.
Been doing raises like this to start my workout almost every upper body day since I saw this video 2 years ago, can confirm 3-4 sets of 10-15 will give you the monster delt strength/ shoulder health
painful as fkk
how long it took you? is it true that it will take 2weeks to show result?
@@pouringpoipoi5777 I would say 2 weeks is kind of an exageration. It depends on how many sets per week you actually do with good form and adecuate load. But yes, they are freaking awesome to get that 3D look on your shoulders. Don't waste more time and do them. Make sure you are giving it full ROM and good technique.
Max 1 month to see results, depending on your lifting experience. 2-3 weeks for intermediate/advanced lifters. A month for begginers.
@@iamf6641 They aren’t painful if done correctly. Fire your lower traps and lock down with your lats before you perform to put your shoulders in the correct position.
Man, I've been doing these half ass lateral raises for years wtf.
Haha ... Your going to go to a gym and do them like this guy and some gym bro will say you are doing them wrong.
@@dnegel9546 “Too much range of motion bro…. Youre gonna hurt yourself”
@@unomacaron1076 so I've been doing them everyday for 2weeks and I'm just fine no injuries, but wow do I feel it working my deltoids. Try it
@@dnegel9546 I was just imitating a typical gym bro
@@unomacaron1076 but I'm a typical gym bro.
I tried this and my front shoulders sore right away. Thank you. Thank you.
On the topic if you need to use weight plates to do the Lu Raises, or if you can use dumbbells instead, I found the following answer by user HouseRake:
"By holding the plate with just a finger (as opposed to gripping a dumbbell) you disengage a lot of power from the arm and the exercise becomes more
delt-centric".
I hope this might help.
I think that he is right. The less pressure I use to hold the dumbbell the more I can feel my delta working.
I would imagine one could put the thumb on the same side as the fingers while using dumbells (like what you do on pullups to disengage arms)
Been a great addition to my training for the last few months. Either lighter for simple mobility work or heavier for more muscle stress.
Haa this improved ur shoulder mobility
This is to-die-for content 👁👄👁
I love these exercises. I've been doing them since the 1970's. They really help prevent shoulder pain. If I stop doing them for a couple weeks, shoulder pain always comes back.
Wow fantastic content, would love more of these little snippets
been doing 6 months since the cable machines are always busy for doing lat raises. it corrected my posture and i got big delts and looking more aesthetic
Nice
This is the only exercise where I can actually feel my side delt. Great activation. Combine this with heavy face pulls and ohp and you are sorted
bruv how do you do heavy face pulls? i just get pulled forwards
@@IsrarZarif sit down and put your feet on the base of the cable machine. Do a set of 15 then 12 then 8 then 4
@@IsrarZarif I don't know if this will help, but i just sit on my knees on the ground and that way i don't get pulled forward.
@@IsrarZarif lower the weight
What part of face .?
Seems like a great excersises because olympic lifters need to have very mobile rotators, that's why they also usually don't benchpress.
They don't bench since they're too mobile? This make me wonder because I have joint laxity, and bench has never felt right, maybe I should just drop it and specialize in OHP.
@@HoobleyWoobley not, they don't bench press because it tight some muscles, so they want to stay mobile
@@HoobleyWoobley weighted pushups,dips
I used to do front raises like this all the way up, but never thought about lateral. Excited to try this.
Always watching, liking, Great content, Thank You 👊🏼
The second exercise is pretty much identical to proper butterfly swimming form, FYI.
oh thats cool
Very nice. Excellent video. Very smooth translation, great job.
Great video and explanation of how to target the delts
I like that he included sets and how often.👌Like pulling teeth with other sources.
It's not pulling teeth. Giving a random set/rep count is just plain wrong, and doesn't factor in anything else you might do.
In all honesty, 4-6 sets every day for 2 weeks with 3 reps or fewer in reserve per set is likely to cause overtraining. Do this every 2-3 days instead to prevent overtraining.
I do this during my rotator cuff rehab, it gave a very good result.
1:19 "Y'all gone make me act up."
Casey 😂
five bars five seconds
4-6 sets of lat raises a day is what I need in my life
goals
I like this guy's physique. It's perfect. Not too muscular yet looks very strong. Wish I had work out like them when I was young.
You wouldn't even have that kind of physique with just training. This guy's juiced to the bone.
@@giovalleyk not true, he is natural, just like dorian yates was, maybe wont look his way because of perfect genetics tho, but still natural
@@Sh0n0 bruh xD
@@Sh0n0 true natty like Ronnie Coleman
@@giovalleyk You can have this physique naturally for sure, yes hes very likely on steroids but he isnt training to be a bodybuilder. This physique is 1000% naturally attainable.
no fancy equipment just thoughtful hard work,
I've been really struggling to develop my shoulders, I'm going to try these!
2 sets of this and my scapular impingement is gone. Amazing!
I did and still do the raises shown at 1:07 except with my thumbs pointing up at the beginning of the rep and slowly pointing down as I reach the top. I used to have debilitating scapular impingement and it has not come back.
This is awesome dude
I've been doing these for over a year now and I just searched for the video again. I think I sacrificed the slow eccentric for higher weight for a while. But I'm someone who needs to switch up the stimulus so I'm glad I scoured UA-cam for a little to find the video again and see that the eccentric is emphasized. I think my logic was something like, "if I am creating a version of myself that is bigger and heavier, I should increase all my numbers and just get used to it, screw eccentrics for a while I need to condition my mind to embrace more weight" I never used so much weight that it would compromise my form but it's definitely time to lower the weight and burn my shoulders with eccentrics. I also incorporate drop sets with this exercise so there's a lot of mixing-in I can do.
Just did a very strict set of 10 with 5 lbs dumbbells and can confirm, very nice exercise.
Thank you for this and God bless you.
I will start doing these in addition to regular workouts and boxing. I feel like they´re also solid for shoulder health and pec stretch.
I also do boxing 3 times a week besides my weighttraining. I had the exact same idea!
I do these with dumbells, palms facing forward all the way. Then a shrug up at the top when they are overhead. Absolutly fries your upper back and shoulders
Interesting. Side raises but with slow controlled motion all the way to the top and back down. Never seen the band used like that before. Will try both. Thanks.
It is essentially a front raise with a longer range of motion.
i have a shoulder injury
so its nice to see i can still make progress & gain strength while working around this issue 😵
I did this at the end of my shoulder workout when gyms were open and it made a big difference. I looked thicc.
The arms swinging exercises is a traditional warming up exercises in my young days.
Thanks for the knowledge🙏🏻
His form is so perfect it looks like a machine and not a free weight
This helped me with the shoulder slap tear.
great content, keep it coming
I like the translator with the captions
Did 10reps-7sets with 2.5kg...
My delts are burning
Same lol
Wocao
Why 7 sets tho
@@atakankr4473 more volume is more volume
@@Anton-xm8xs exactly! Go until you cant!
this is the best advise to get rotator cuff injury.
It's really important to note the motion of his scapula, how it glides down and around his rib cage. If the scap stays high it could lead to AC joint problems. Perfect!
But isnt he training scapula rotation muscles instead of his deltoids as soon as he goes over half way in the plate lateral raise? Not to mention these are more functional movements rather than hypertrophic no?
Yes Lu is wrong. It trains the lateral and fron deltoid. Aswell as tge rotator cuff and lower trap and serratus anterior.
@@AbbsJr That's kinda the point I was trying to make. The way he is training them is specific to his sport. He is creating a powerful overhead position that's needed in Olympic lifting.
His scapula stays low and slides along his rib cage instead of coming up high towards his neck.
@@AbbsJr Your middle deltoid doesn't just stop working once you're above half. If you overhead press they join in to help.
You see his delts, right?? It works.@@AbbsJr
Been doing them for awhile with 10-25 lbs plates and different reps. They work great 👍
such nice humble man, i really like LU
Thats Liao hui
Similar exercises in cali and gymnastics are used to strengthen skill based exercises like planche
Best translation ive ever seen
Im gonna do this this weekend in my gym
Dunno about the first exercise but the rubberband one actually seems brilliant
Phenomenal cross training excercises for front fly.
Look at Liao Hui's perfect movements. 😮
1:18 is the most intimidated I've ever felt.
yea the cameraman needs to be fired XD. during second demonstration too, why tf is he zooming in on the armpits. lmao couldn't shoot from a different angle.
gonna have to try this. thanks.
If your gonna do this exercise - keep the thumb up and do it with weight at 45 degree from your body, else you will get rotator cuff injury due to muscle impeded by the collar bone. Better exercise is with a leaning cable pull as you get full tension throughout the movement. Side lateral raise loses effectiveness when the weight get 10 degrees to the side.
Thank you very much!
I love video like that. Thank you
Thank you for, The shoulder Workout, Training.
Good content!!!! Are there any other videos that were about weightlifters teaching accessory movements?
Where are the UA-cam fitness experts saying bad form?!
cuz they will never lift 350lbs over head
Good information. You're performing the arm movement of the butterfly stroke from swimming. If you reversed your standing position, facing the focal point if the band, do you get better activation of the rear deltoids?
I'm not a doctor, but I have reason to believe that when doing lateral raises all the way up, you must rotate your palms upwards after they reach shoulder height in order to avoid shoulder impingement. Keeping palms faced down does not feel ideal.
Middleground is to have palms facing forward the whole time...
So at arms over head, you're in the high 5 position...
feeling it!! awesome
this exercise has been around for a long time. I knew a guy who was doing it with dumbells.
“We use the big boy plates, the 15s”
Me standing here with my 2.5kgs:🤡🤡🤡
Dope vid
excellent!
這塊肌肉。Ah thank you, now I know how the delts are supposed to look like.
This messed up shoulder for like 2 weeks be careful when you do these I recommend just going parallel to your shoulder and not going all the way to the top
Heard of these on Squat University, Mr Lu here is famous for this
Where can I buy that kind of elastic bands? Can't find them anywhere
I love this
thank you
with the band exercise i wish they zoomed out to see how he positions his palms when rotating. Are they always open palm facing forward or what?
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That was overall exercise for 3 heads of delts it was good
insane delts
These ppl would be fun to workout with!
👏🏾👏🏾Thank you👏🏾👏🏾
My physio recommended I do these as as part of my rehab routine from a slight rotator cuff tear. Great to see a legendary powerlifter does these as well.
Assistant Wu: trynna take his shirt off while: “I’m a little to take my clothes off”
🤣🤣💀
In another video, Lu actually brings the plates down in front of him, not to the side. Is this a variation ñ?
10 reps @ 4-6 sets every day.
Wow that's awesome. Lots of volume.
@DWTZ ONE delts recover very fast, i can't even remember if i've ever had sore delts the day after training them.
@DWTZ ONE This is a very low-stress movement with relatively light weights. Yes, these dudes are on juice, but it's not like they're recommending 6 sets of heavy shoulder press every day. This is perfectly doable for a natural gym rat.
@DWTZ ONE The fact that they're Olympic-level athletes is pretty much irrelevant. We're just talking about performing an exercise, which is pretty much just a lateral raise variation, for 40-60 reps per day.
Do you think you need to be on PEDs to perform 100 pushups a day?
You say you wouldn't risk it, which is fair enough, but there is very little risk involved. Like I said before, it's not like you're moving extremely heavy weights.
To me, it sounds like you need to push yourself harder if the thought of a basic regimen like this worries you. This could be done within 10 minutes
A normal gym rat would most certainly not break if they performed this exercise daily. Bear in mind, when he says daily, he most likely means 4-6x/week. I highly doubt that he, or anybody on the Chinese weightlifting team, has been performing shoulders raises for 7 days straight for several years.
@DWTZ ONE be quiet u clown
@@topemeister3000 hating clown
liao hui is a boss
Thats the "butterfly swimming method" 👍🏻
My guy said everyday for 4-6 sets, let's fcking go
Aren’t overhead presses better for delt/shoulder development
Ok that’s so interesting, instead of using cable machines they use elastic
I think they use both for different things. There are clips of Lu doing max weight for reps on the seated cable row.
does the band parts caused shoulder impingement ?
started to do them instead of lateral raises. New ohp gains after 2-3 weeks
what weight would you recommend for someone starting? i can only lateral raise 8kg for 6-12 reps
The translation of ‘swole’ hahah
Olympic champion teaches you how to train shoulders!!! I am gonna try this for two weeks and let you know how it turned out.
Howd it go
how it go hahah
Actually at the first week you can notice this exercise doesn't simply train your strength as your shoulder mobility is improved as well. Almost 3 weeks, and my shoulders look more defined, but not noticeably bigger.
Does anyone know?
Is there any reason they're using the plates instead of dumbbells? Will I get the same result or activate the same muscle groups doing LU raises with my fists clenching the dumbbells instead?
Sorry If my english is hard to understand.
Of course you’ll get same results. Weight is weight. But you will not get HIS results.
I would say these exercises are more mobility exercises
I do these at idle when waiting for a bench or machine to open.. never ending lol
My shoulder was in pain from this by Day 3. If your shoulders are like mine, I suggest raising the plates in front of you or at 45 degrees angle instead of at the sides to avoid wearing out your rotator cuffs.
This isn't inherently bad for your rotator cuff. If you have pain doing this, it's likely due to previous poor posture such as rounded shoulders and forward head posture
Also, you don't have to end up in that same position, you can start externally rotating the arms after breaking parallel so that the palms face towards each other in straight overhead position
2nd exercise is not for the deltoids, it's for the lats.