Is it okay to do certain dumbbell lifts alternating arms, or should they always be done both arms at once? With standing dumbbell shoulder presses, I can lift much more singly than both together. Is this incorrect form though?
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Is it okay to do certain dumbbell lifts alternating arms, or should they always be done both arms at once? With standing dumbbell shoulder presses, I can lift much more singly than both together. Is this incorrect form though?
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Post a form check video.
Single armed presses and the typical shoulder press with two dumbells are different exercises. Then there is standing vs. sitting, some use of the legs vs. a strict press, etc...
Typically single armed is easier for most people. Seated with a solid back support is easier than standing too.
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