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Old 07-12-2008, 09:25 PM   #31
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Yeah.

But to be honest, I feel dumbells are superior. They allow for a natural rotation of the wrist, arm and shoulder, recruit more synergist muscles, and you can use a full ROM without the discomforts associated with a barbell military press.

That said, if you are competing in olympic or powerlifting, then you should be doing a lot of barbell work since your competitions will involve barbells.

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i AGAIN, agree with you there buddy.

dumbbell presses are my number 1 favorite exersise for shoulders and i get great results! i do barbell presses once a month IF that! it's good to change things up a bit. i LOVE them dumbbell presses man!
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