@christiandcastano: 🧨 KNEELING SHOULDER BLASTER 🧨 Want to stop “cheating” your reps? Get on your knees. By removing your legs from the equation, you eliminate momentum and body swing, forcing your delts to do 100% of the work. This routine hits all three heads of the shoulder while challenging your core stability. The Routine: 🤖 Alternating Arnold’s Start with palms facing you. As you press one kettlebell up, rotate your wrist so your palm faces forward at the top. This rotation hits all heads of the deltoid in a single smooth motion. 📏 Full ROM Front Raises Don’t stop at eye level! Take the dumbbells all the way overhead in a controlled arc. This maximizes time under tension and improves overhead mobility. 🧗 Upright Rows Lead with your elbows. Pull the kettlebells up towards your chin, keeping the weight close to your body. This targets the lateral delts and traps for that “yoked” upper back look. 🔄 External Rotation to Close Grip Press Start with elbows at 90 degrees (goalpost position). Rotate your forearms up, then press the dumbbells together overhead. This is a killer combo for rotator cuff health and inner delt mass. 😇 Halos Hold a kettlebell bottoms-up or by the horns. Circle it tightly around your head. This acts as active recovery while improving shoulder mobility and core stability. ⚖️ Alternating Lateral Raise Keep one arm steady by your side while the other lifts. Alternating sides forces your core to fight the offset weight, preventing you from leaning to help the lift. Workout Recommendation: Since you can’t use leg drive, you may need to drop the weight slightly. Aim for 3-4 Rounds of 10-12 reps per movement. Save this for your next push day to force strict form! 💪