If you’re gunning for grapefruit-shaped shoulders, there's a good chance you're crushing overhead presses and gritting your teeth through sets of lateral raises. While these moves undoubtedly build ...

But, let's be honest, how much attention do you give to the back part? That small yet mighty section known as the posterior deltoid. If your answer is "not much" or "almost none," don't worry, it's a ...

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Sit facing machine with a proud chest, shoulders back and down and hands on handles. Slowly open up with straight arms out to the side. Return to starting position. Repeat.

The posterior deltoids help with many pulling movements and stabilize the shoulder joints. Rowing, pull-ups, and other exercises can help to improve posterior deltoid strength. You need strong ...

Your shoulders may look impressive from the front, but what about those rear delts? The rear delts are often overlooked, but they're important for building a balanced ...

It's easy to focus on biceps and triceps exercises during my upper-body workout. Sometimes I even throw in some back moves. But my go-to arm routine was missing a major muscle group: rear deltoids.

THE REAR DELTS are potentially the most neglected muscles in your upper body. That's too bad, because targeted training of these muscles can unlock the 3D shoulder shape you're likely aiming to ...

When your upper body workouts come around, your mind probably jumps to biceps, triceps, and back. But wait! You're missing a major muscle group that (unfortunately) often goes unnoticed: rear delts.

When you think of the muscle groups that make up an impressive looking upper body, you instantly picture a big chest, swole arms, and maybe even a broad back. And from the front on, you’d probably be ...