Do you work Traps with Back or Shoulders?
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08-09-2008 02:02 PM
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Originally Posted by
rippednick
I dont train traps at all, either i have great genetics for them or i get them really good through secondary effects of other exercises. I get complemented all the time on them, now if only my calves were that way.
That's true for me too. Rarely work my traps . . . they seem to grow from my back and shoulder routines
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08-09-2008 02:07 PM
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The poll should not have been made exclusively back or shoulders. I work both back and shoulders on the same day and I work traps with back and shoulders. But I guess I also work traps on leg day, too. I'll do a snatch lift on chest/shoulder day and heavy cleans on leg day which both hit the traps from different angles.
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09-11-2008 10:31 PM
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With back but I might switch them w/ shoulders, they're growing way faster than anything else
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09-11-2008 10:33 PM
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Holy muscle man, 190 lbs. for 5'5". How did you get that big?
Originally Posted by
DBinMD
I voted for back workouts, But I think it comes down to preference. Although, I think over head presses (or inclines) work traps I do my shoulders on arm day and it’s just too long to work traps, too. Since deadlifts also work traps, I work them on back days when I don’t deadlift.
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09-18-2008 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted by
Botch
The poll should not have been made exclusively back or shoulders. I work both back and shoulders on the same day and I work traps with back and shoulders. But I guess I also work traps on leg day, too. I'll do a snatch lift on chest/shoulder day and heavy cleans on leg day which both hit the traps from different angles.
I agree.
I dont reeeeaaaaly work them directly I guess on shoulders day but they def get hit regardless if I try or not.
I hit them directly along with my back to get some focused lifts for traps and in all honesty I try to hit all muscle groups at least indirectly twice a week.
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12-28-2008 12:13 AM
yea!!!!!
with shoulders,... but only for 4 weeks straight then i gotta take a couple weeks off, or either a month. My traps are highly responsive to direct work. My shoulders used to be lacking big time, I stopped the trap work for a while, and my shoulders came in very nice. Then when the trap work came back in it looked like my shoulders shrunk back down to 2 yrs before then lol. I just wish the rest of my body was like that.
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01-05-2009 02:12 PM
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Shoulders. If I work them out at all.
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02-11-2009 11:10 AM
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No direct trap work here. They get hit hard enough w/ deads, rack deads, barbell rows and t-bar rows.
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