Avoid this ONE MISTAKE in Lateral Raises

Want those huge, rounded, capped Delts?
Well, you’ve gotta do dem Lateral Raises then boyo! Aint no two ways about it!

But here’s the thing…
Just adding the right exercise to your routine doesn’t automatically guarantee killer results. That actually depends on how well you implement it.

What if I told you that ALMOST EVERYBODY who does this exercise, makes this one small mistake that drastically cuts down its effectiveness and the extent to which their middle delt gets stimulated?

Seriously, this mistake is so tiny, and yet is so significant in determining whether you’d be getting those fine capped delts you’ve always wanted… Or spending month after month flapping those arms like a helpless bird with nothing to show for it!

Enough talk! Lets get this FIXED!

In this video, I share with you a quick little tip on how to avoid this common mistake in Lateral Raises and how to in-turn OPTIMIZE your technique to get the most bang for your buck out of it.

 


 
Have you been making this mistake too? Excited to try out the little tip I shared?
Comment below and let me know!

Until next time,
Keep learning, Keep Growing!
Suneet.

Suneet Sebastian

Suneet Sebastian is a self-confessed fitness science nerd. His passion and desire for learning, educating and promoting critical thinking in the fitness industry is what sets him apart from the average "guru". He has made a name for himself as an elite Strength & Conditioning coach among professional athletes and regular enthusiasts alike with his extremely detailed and thorough advice backed by concrete science and leaves absolutely no stone unturned when it comes to educating and empowering those that seek to take their fitness to a whole new level. To know more about Suneet's background and the story behind the foundation of Sebastian Fitness Solutions, click here.

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  • Debanshu Bhaduri
    Reply

    Dear Suneet,

    How about getting the cable from in between the legs, that is, stepping over the cable and bringing it dead center to the lateral line of your body, if you get what I mean.

    • Suneet Sebastian
      Reply

      I wouldn’t advise that for two reasons:

      1) Getting them from in between your legs will result in a similar line of pull as taking them front in front of the body as your hands end up staying roughly in the same position at the bottom. Therefore bringing on the same problems as mentioned in the video.

      2) Taking the cables in between your legs will cause it to touch your legs on the inside at some points thereby disrupting a smooth, uninterrupted pull.

  • George
    Reply

    Excellent tip, thank you.

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