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Shoulder Round Off Slow Pace Workout Routine

Remember, changing up the types of workouts you do will help your muscles grow faster and stronger. Slow Burn, in particular, requires endurance, coordination and core strength. Slow movements have actually been shown to build muscle better than faster movements. Take your time with your workout today and enjoy the Shoulder Round Off Slow Pace Workout.

Move slowly, four seconds up, four seconds down for each rep. Do 2 – 3 sets of 10 for each. Nice and slow.

Upright Row Squat - Click to view the video

A great multi-joint exercise to warm up.

Muscles Worked: Shoulders, triceps, biceps, quadriceps, glutes, hamstrings.

Vertical Shoulder Raise - Click to view the video

Pump those shoulders out.

Muscles Worked: Shoulders, trapezius, biceps.

Walking Lunges - Click to view the video

Take your time, keep your balance.

Muscles Worked: Lower extremity, focus on quadriceps.

Front- Shoulder Raise - Click to view the video

Build the front of your shoulders.

Muscles Worked: Shoulders, pectoral muscles, trapezius, core muscles.

Side Shoulder Raise - Click to view the video

Now attack the sides…

Muscles Worked: Shoulders, trapezius.

Wall Sits - Click to view the video

Hold the wall, work the quads.

Muscles Worked: Quadriceps, glutes, core muscles.

Reverse Flys - Click to view the video

Tighten up your lower abs.

Muscles Worked: Shoulder, trapezius, rhomboids, quadriceps, glutes, lower back.

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Jacques Courseault, M.D. is a physician in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. He has many years experience as a personal trainer in which he performed thousands of fitness consultations. Was the Co-Founder of a non-profit weight loss program, and Contributing Writer for DrGourmet.com and Livestrong.com. He is a strong believer that small, practical changes in nutrition and exercise habits can lead to great results…