My Favorite Shoulder Workout for 3D Delts ⚔️

Shoulder Workout ☠️

1. Toe Smashers (Landmine Rear-Delt Pendlay Row) - 4 x 10-12 (flare elbows out)
2. Lateral Raise to Thumbs-Down Raise - 4 x 8 reps (lateral) to amrap (thumbs-down)
3. Single-Arm Push Press - 4 x 8-10 (w/ minimal kip)
4. Dumbbell Front Carry - 4 x 16-18
5. Reverse Pec Deck - 4 x 24-25
6. Front-Mid-Rear Raise - 4 x 27-30 total + 1 triple dropset amrap

Notes:
Rest in order. 2-3min rests between same exercises. One very light warm-up set each exercise before the sets above. Work up to heaviest weight by 2nd set. About (beginner: 2-4 reps/advanced: 1-2 reps) from failure each set. Final set of 3, 4, 5, &, 6 to failure.
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❗️My workouts tend to be more volume than optimal for beginner lifters. I make these routines for the purpose of building aesthetics based on the knowledge I’ve gained over the years in what workout splits and exercises I used to build and shape my own body. Each workout is provided with the intention of being a new routine for you in case you’ve hit a pleateau in progress with your current routine.
In the end, progressive overload is what will drive hypertrophy (muscle gain), and the best way to actively measure progressive overload “accurately” is to measure the total volume of work done on that muscle group(s) and increase that volume by a small increment at each proceeding recurrence of that muscle group throughout your program.

The easiest way to ensure you’re increasing volume is by keeping the exercises of each recurrence of that muscle group a constant (doing the same exercises at each recurrence) in order to eliminate exercise variance as a variable that could affect total volume of work done on that muscle group just by the nature of engaging in different exercises.