Build 3D Delts: The 5 Exercise Blueprint for Width

Are your shoulders looking narrow or flat? 🌟 Broad shoulders are essential for achieving the sought-after “V-Taper” look. In this guide, we break down the five most effective shoulder exercises to target the Front, Side, and Rear Deltoids, ensuring you develop that impressive 3D shoulder shape without any injury to your rotator cuffs.

1. **Incline Dumbbell Y Raise**: Set the bench to a 45° angle and chest down. Raise the dumbbells in a Y shape to target the side delts and lower traps simultaneously. Remember, this is about form, not weight. Stop ego lifting! When done right, you create a stable foundation for broader shoulders.

2. **Dumbbell Neutral Grip Shoulder Press**: This mass builder focuses on the front delts while keeping your joints safe. By facing your palms towards each other, you significantly reduce injury risk. Keep the weights controlled, especially during the negative phase for maximum muscle build-up.

3. **Seated Dumbbell Front Raise**: Isolation is key here! This exercise enables you to develop that deep separation between your upper chest and shoulders. Sit to eliminate leg momentum, raise the dumbbell to eye level, and control your movements.

4. **Seated Dumbbell Lateral Raise**: The classic move for width! By sitting down, you kill momentum and focus solely on the side delts. Remember to lead with your elbows and squeeze at the top!

5. **Machine Reverse Fly**: Finish strong with this exercise focusing on the rear delts, which contributes to that 3D look. Keep your shoulders depressed and avoid using too much trap. If you can’t feel it in your rear delts, adjust your form.

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