What This Planner Includes:
Overhead presses and push variations to build raw shoulder strength
Lateral, front, and rear delt isolation to sculpt size and definition
Stability and rotator cuff exercises to protect and strengthen the joints
Athletic shoulder drills to support functional performance and posture
Structured progression for all levels — from beginner to advanced lifters
Tip: Click a workout title to expand/collapse. Keep quality high; full recovery between heavy or speed sets.
Prioritize smooth scapular rhythm and neutral spine throughout.
Press first while fresh; finish with isolation and scapular control.
Use a shoulder-friendly ROM on behind-the-neck pressing; stop short of discomfort.
Keep elbows below shoulder height on upright rows; moderate grip width.
Use controlled eccentrics to build time-under-tension without shoulder irritation.
Incline angle reduces lumbar load; keep ribs down and core braced.
Cables maintain continuous tension; keep motion smooth with no momentum.
Stop behind-the-neck press short of discomfort; emphasize scapular upward rotation.
Keep ribs down and glutes engaged during pressing. Avoid painful ROM on behind-the-neck variations. Deload every 4–6 weeks or when quality drops.
Optional activation before pressing: 1–2 light sets of band pull-aparts and scapular plane raises.