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    overhead press bad for shoulders in the long run?

    Hey i was jus reading a couple of differnet articles one i came across said that military press or any overhead press were bad for your shoulder in the long run causing some kind of problem (rotator etc etc) i was jus wondering what u guyz thought abt it, the article states to do front raises and side raises instead wha u guyz think?
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    The articles you read were correct to a certain degree. If you do heavy pressing movements consistently without warming up correctly and without strict form you will definately wear out your rotators. When training shoulders I think it is in your best interest to use Wieder's pre-exhaust principle. I always warm up using dumbell raises and dumbell presses before going into any heavy pressing. Furthermore, I don't perform behind the neck presses as much anymore. If I do I will do it on a smith machine to focus the weight on a vertical plane with my shoulders as opposed to a multiple angles when supporting a barbell which stresses the rotator to a much higher degree.
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    interesting opinion...alot of ppl in sports also say that too...
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