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| View Poll Results: Do you work Traps with Back or Shoulders? | |||
| Back | | 149 | 41.50% |
| Shoulders | | 210 | 58.50% |
| Voters: 359. You may not vote on this poll | |||
| | #61 |
| Registered User | i work them on by back traps & shoulders day |
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| | #62 |
| Controlled Labs Board Rep Board Sponsor | I work traps on shoulder day plus my traps get worked out during deads |
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| | #63 |
| Registered User | i sometimes dont do just trap exercises since i do heavy dead lifts so i guess u could say back...but if i want to do a trap workout i'll do it on shoulder days |
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| | #64 |
| Registered User | i train my traps with back and shoulders cause the only thing i do is shrugs but what i do is one day a go with dumbells and one day with the barbell |
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| | #65 |
| Under Construction | you hit them as secondaries on either workout day...after killing them doing back I never thought I'd get much of a workout with them on back day. so, I vote with Shoulders |
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| | #66 |
| Gold Member | All of the above, with shoulders, with back, by themselves. It varies. Traps are a back muscle, true, but that 15% ontop is heavily involved with the scapular elevation movements, which shoulder days excite more of. It's also the most prominent portion of the traps that are visible with "shirt on" or beater. The scapular retraction movements, which would be the remaining 75%, will excite your posterior traps to swell as if they're being worked, but not in that scapular elevation kind of way. I personally prefer hitting my traps with a back day for the very reason that traps are involved in every other back exercise I perform, but they seem to get a deeper stimulation when I do traps on a shoulder day. Much more elevation going on and direction stimulation of the posterior traps. |
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| | #67 |
| Registered User | I used to do them with shoulders and now do them with back. I do deadlifts on back day and get the workout for them there and then do shrugs. I tend to feel it more the next day when doing them with back. Plus I have been focusing so much on shoulders that they get beat up enough on their day and I don't have much energy afterwards. |
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| | #68 |
| Board Supporter | I don't do any direct trap work either.. Deads, rack deads, do just fine. |
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| | #69 |
| Banned | If I hit traps directly it's on shoulder day.I feel my traps working more from raises then I do deads.My traps get pumped after my first set of front or side raises.Plus shoulder day for me is always quick. |
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| Banned | Quote:
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| | #71 |
| RPN Representative | Shoulders Recomp Performance Nutrition Representative Will Smith......pffttttt! - Trauma1 is LEGEND! ![]() Disclaimer: Nothing that i say in ANYWAY constitutes medical advice. |
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| | #72 |
| Registered User | Screw shrugs...I do deadlifts for my traps. |
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| | #73 |
| Registered User | I'm currently looking to overtrain my traps, so I train them 4x a week. As soon as I'll take my week off they'll grow. At least that's the idea. |
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| | #74 |
| Registered User | I do my heavy shrug work after my squat/deadlift work (same day for me). If I want some higher volume then I may do them again later that week, light, with dumbbells or a machine just to get some blood in the muscles. Proudly sponsored by Millennium Sport Technologies |
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| | #75 |
| Banned | I just remebered reading markus ruhel saying he works his traps on their own day.He does them after cardio and says it takes him like 15 minutes. |
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| | #77 |
| Banned |