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i guess you want this topic viewtopic.php?f=3&t=16860

for some people they do just pick up seemingly by themselves with all the compounds they're doing, for others they are a lagging component and may need to be addressed either by putting in more of the valuable power components or some extra isolation attention

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Read this a while ago and watched the video from the guy who has traps from his forehead.

Working Out With Marcus Ruhl - Exercise 4 - Hammer Strength Shrug: A fantastic exercise for the traps. Avoid bending your arms and use your traps to bring the weight up. Hold it for 1-2 seconds before lowering the weight back down, but still keeping tension on the traps, resting for 1-2 seconds at the bottom of the movement. Aim for 5-6 sets with not too heavy a weight and go for 12 reps. I only do one exercise for the traps because it's gets pumped very fast and this is what I found works for my body type. Bodybuilding is a science so you have to train to suit your body. Marcus Ruhl - IFBB Professional & Nick Jones - World Bodybuilding Champion

http://www.mrsupplement.com.au/marcus-ruhl-hammer-strength-shrug

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Read this a while ago and watched the video from the guy who has traps from his forehead.

Working Out With Marcus Ruhl - Exercise 4 - Hammer Strength Shrug: A fantastic exercise for the traps. Avoid bending your arms and use your traps to bring the weight up. Hold it for 1-2 seconds before lowering the weight back down, but still keeping tension on the traps, resting for 1-2 seconds at the bottom of the movement. Aim for 5-6 sets with not too heavy a weight and go for 12 reps. I only do one exercise for the traps because it's gets pumped very fast and this is what I found works for my body type. Bodybuilding is a science so you have to train to suit your body. Marcus Ruhl - IFBB Professional & Nick Jones - World Bodybuilding Champion

http://www.mrsupplement.com.au/marcus-ruhl-hammer-strength-shrug

Cheers for the link. Ruhl is a really smart trainer, watched all those videos.

If you can get away with 5-6 sets on the Hammer Strength like that and get massive traps then by all means do it. I'm using that exact exercise during the periods when I maintain or am just cruising along... easy enough to recover from and the potential for injury is low. Rack pulls are the opposite though, potential for injury is quite high and recovery time is longer but the results are much better... perfect exercise when bulking/blasting!

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Ive found personally that doing really heavy shrugs gets mine growing.

But then again, doing really heavy weight in the 3-6 rep range works for my whole body. cant seem to get them growing thicker at the back though

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