The Problem With Overhead Press
A compound upper body exercise that builds significant strength and mass is the overhead press. Programs that incorporate the overhead press into strength and accessory training will be beneficial for weightlifters, powerlifters, strongman competitors, and fitness enthusiasts in general. For long-term growth and development in the press, proper technique, set-up, and overhead mobility are essential; deficiencies in any of those areas can lead to stalled strength and even injury.
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