Neider Press
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required: | Barbell / EZ Bar / Dumbbells (2) |
level: | Hard |
type: | Strength |
Variations available (17) |





General And Specifics
- the exercise is similar to the bench press, but this time you do it standing
- the focus is on the deltoids, not on the chest or the triceps
- choose a weight you can hold up for a longer time
Starting Position
- grasp two lighter dumbbells or an ez bar with over hand grip (palms of the hands point down respectively backwards)
- your feet are hip width apart and can be staggered for more stability
- the posture is upright
- your arms are slightly bent
Correct Execution
- lift the arms up to shoulder height
- bend the arms and pull the weight towards your upper chest
- the elbows point diagonally backwards then
- the arms stay in a horizontal position
- stretch out the arms almost fully and push the weight back again
- keep the arms up (if not possible, choose a lighter weight)
- now you can pull the weight back again or bring the weight down in a bow to pause the contraction for a moment (see video)
- do several reps