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Rotating press that hits all three delt heads.

Standing vertical press for delts and core.

Front-to-back press that keeps constant tension.

Rear-delt and upper-back health builder.

Side-delt raise with tension at the bottom.

Sweeping push-up that hits shoulders and chest.

Seated press that trains each side independently.

Feet on a chair makes the pike press steeper.

Targets the front delts with a straight-arm raise.

Diagonal press that is shoulder-friendly.

Isolation for the side delts and wider look.

Stable overhead press for straightforward loading.

Hips high so the shoulders do the pressing.

Hinged fly that builds the rear delts.

Machine rear-delt fly with a fixed path.

Vertical pull that loads the side delts and traps.

Long-lever anti-extension that is brutally effective.

The classic horizontal press for overall pec mass.

Simple dip using a bench behind you.

Lean-forward dips that overload the lower chest.

Loaded walk that builds grip and core stability.

Targets the upper chest with a long range of motion.

Dynamic plank that also raises the heart rate.

Isometric anti-extension for a braced core.

Foundational pressing pattern you can do anywhere.

Stable incline press for upper pec volume.

Upright dips that bias the triceps.

A wider hand position shifts more work to the pecs.