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Dumbbell Bent-Over Row

A classic exercise for targeting the posterior deltoid. Learn to spread your arms out to the sides, focusing on contracting the rear deltoid rather than the back. This will give your shoulders a finished 3D look, making them round and massive from any side angle.

Reverse Pec Deck Fly

Maximum isolation and control over the rear deltoid. The machine eliminates cheating and inertia, forcing the rear fibers to work at their limit. This is the ideal way to add detail to your shoulders and improve posture by strengthening the muscles that retract the shoulders.

Seated Bent-Over Dumbbell Fly

Targeted work for shoulder definition. The seated position fixes your torso, allowing for even more precise loading of the rear deltoid. Use light weights and high repetitions to achieve an incredible pump and create a sculpted, professional shoulder musculature.

Band Pull-Aparts

An effective band exercise for health and posture. The constant resistance of the band perfectly loads the rear deltoid and the muscles between the shoulder blades. This is a great tool for 'warming up' the shoulder joints before heavy presses or for daily maintenance of good posture at the office or at home.

Face Pull

The secret weapon for perfect shoulder and back shape. The cable face pull with arm abduction engages the rear deltoid, upper trapezius, and rotator cuff. Add this exercise to your plan to create impressive shoulder girdle detail and protect your joints from chronic injuries.

Reverse Fly

Work with body weight or light resistance for mobility. Learn to properly retract your shoulder blades and move your arms so that your rear deltoids are always in tone. This is a fundamental movement for anyone who wants strong, healthy, and aesthetically appealing shoulders from any viewing angle.

Bent-Over Barbell Row

Basic loading where the rear deltoid acts as a crucial stabilizer. During the back row, your shoulders receive a serious stimulus for growth in thickness. Master the correct rowing technique so that the back of your shoulders becomes as massive and powerful as your lats.

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