Standing Front Barbell Raise

Primary Muscle :Shoulders

Secondary Muscles:Traps

Equipment:Barbell

Movement type:Compound

Execution:

Stand erect holding a bar in front of your body, hands spaced about shoulder-width apart. Bend your arms slightly and raise the weight up in front of your body until it is slightly higher than shoulder-height. Lower the weight back down over the same path. Repeat.

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Finishing Position



Exercise Video

Standing Front Barbell Raise

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Standing Front Barbell Raise