QUOTE(alpha33 @ Sep 12 2015, 10:42 AM)
as per topic, how do i get big and round shoulder if i have shoulder problem?(Ball joint not smooth enough to move)
i am struggling even with a 4kg dumbbell doing raises. Be it front or side or whatsoever.
is there any way i can train my shoulder without feeling my shoulder gonna pop off?
If you're a beginner, you wanna go very light on lateral raises. You may think that 4KG is very light (which is true for some people) but it could be too heavy for some. I used to do lateral raises with 5KG dumbbell at home and I injured my rotator cuff. i am struggling even with a 4kg dumbbell doing raises. Be it front or side or whatsoever.
is there any way i can train my shoulder without feeling my shoulder gonna pop off?
I need to lay off that movement for a long long time and did a lot of strengthening movements. I did face pulls, shoulder internal and external rotations. These movements will strengthen your rotator cuffs. At least it did for my case. I'm now doing one arm 14kg leaning lateral raises for reps.

So stop doing weighted lateral raises for now and focus on strengthening your rotator cuffs first. Once you're strong enough then only start doing it.
Also, I read a some readings and some established programs did not include lateral raise as some believe that it doesn't really add mass. Most programs utilizes massive compound pushing movements as their staple exercise to add mass. Such as OHP/DB shoulder presses.
Also genetics lol.
Refer below for internal and external shoulder rotations.
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This post has been edited by GameFr3ak: Sep 14 2015, 02:10 PM
Sep 14 2015, 02:08 PM



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