Properly developing your side deltoids is essential for appearing as wide as the next guy (or wider!) on the bodybuilding stage. Fully developed, thick rear deltoids are needed if you want to be as thick as the next guy from all back and side angled poses. And when it comes to properly displaying an impressive front pose of any kind – from most muscular to front double biceps to a single standing front relaxed – a set of fully developed front deltoids is essential! Here are some tips for helping you to improve this muscle group to keep up with your peers, or to making them so impressive that you knock your peers off the bodybuilding stage!

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While dealing with bodybuilding presentation, there are certain muscle areas that you just can’t hide. The front deltoids, also known as the shoulders, are one of these certain areas. You can see them in every pose whether they’re facing forwards or backwards; the front deltoids make up the top two corners of the bodybuilding physique. Having massive front deltoids can make the chest and arms appear much larger, and with good side deltoids can give the figure a very nice V-taper. The following are exercises that will give the deltoids a great work out.

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Q:  Dude, my front delts are sorely lacking. I never do isolative exercises for them I always feel they get enough on chest days, but I guess I'm wrong. What's a quick way to add more meat to my FD without sacrificing strength on bench day?

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When it comes to bodybuilding presentation, there are some muscle groups, which are impossible to hide. The front deltoids (shoulders) are one such muscle group. Visible in every single front and side pose, the front deltoids are the top left and right ‘corners’ of the bodybuilding package you present onstage. Thick front deltoids make the chest and arms look powerful and help (in conjunction with the side deltoids) to accomplish a pleasing V-taper. Here are a few exercises to help build the front deltoids.

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