Name: 2. Cable Front Raise This excise will target your front Deltoids. Don’t get carried away with loading the weight, just ensure you perform smooth controlled reps.
Uploaded: 2023-06-21T07:48:27.000Z
Duration: PT19.600S
Channel: Simeon Panda®
Description: Simeon Panda® shorts video about 2. Cable Front Raise This excise will target your front Deltoids. Don’t get carried away with loading the weight, just ensure you perform smooth controlled reps.

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