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Shoulders🔥 Started with machine shoulder press (front + overall delt mass). Then cable lateral raises to isolate the side delts—control the lift and keep tension constant. I hit these two exercises twice per week, 2 sets each to failure! #workout #shoulders #gym #fitness #fitnessmotivation

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