Lateral Raise With Barbell
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muscles: | Deltoids![]() |
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auxiliary muscles: | Hand Flexors![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
required: | Barbell or EZ Bar |
fitness level: | Hard |
exercise type: | Strength |
Variations available (17) |


General And Specifics
- alternative exercise to the Lateral Raise With Dumbbells, also targets the obliques, to keep the posture upright and avoid swinging
- additionally, the shoulder and forearm muscles are required more to keep the barbell horizontal
Starting Position
- grasp a barbell or an ez-bar in the middle with one hand
- the arm is hanging down at the side of your body
- your posture is upright
- the feet are shoulder width apart
- you can hold the free arm at the hip or behind the back, so that there is no possibility for you to gain momentum
Correct Execution
- lift the arm up to shoulder height
- keep the weight in balance
- afterwards, lower the arm again and go on to the next rep
- you do not have to gain momentum
- do several ones