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| quote: | Originally posted by get nyce
adjust the seat so the arm pad pivot points are level with your armpit (or just above) move the weight lower (or no weight at all) such that you are not swinging the pads. its meant to lift and target the outside shoulder area - part of the composition that makes up top of the Y shape of your outside arm. other 2 parts are tricep and bicep, outside shoulder caps both of them.
if you still feel the clicking, where exactly is it. you can have it on the inside / parallel to your chest, the top portion where your traps are, and on the back side where your laterals meet your shoulder blade.
you can substitute this exercise with free weights that will allow you to focus on form infront of the mirror. similar action, try using 5lbs dbells. the key to this is to not hunch over and swing the weight. a supplement to this exercise is straight arm lateral raise. with a straight arm, raise the dbells out infront of you eye level. again, don't swing and instead of hunching forward, make sure you aren't leaning backwards with the straight arm lateral raise.
to modify your chicken wing exercise, do the lateral raise at your sides as if you are making a snow angel.
if you are on a supplement kick and know of any issues regarding your joints, try taking a look into glucosamine, it helps reduce the swelling in your joints. |
thanks for all that info i'll def do all that. the snapping is on the top in my traps like u said. i remember that happening when i was in my gym phase a few years ago too. my knees pop and snap when i bend them, my hip joints are slippery when i walk and my shoulder joints snap too, but only when doing those exercises.
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| quote: | Originally posted by notelfreak
man i can't believe i tried to come off as responsible in that other thread, i am so full of shit just don't tell anyone |
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