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Everything you need to know about your shoulders. From anatomy to how to get them jacked and feeling great. Join the team as they explore everything you need to know about training your shoulders.
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1:00 Anatomy
8:10 Global movement
10:30 It’s all connected
15:20 Limb arc model
20:50 Shoulder Injuries
34:10 Training for shoulder hypertrophy
47:30 Considerations for healthy shoulders
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