How to Grow Your Traps | You really need to know this

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Date: July 12, 2022

49 thoughts on “How to Grow Your Traps | You really need to know this

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    IMPORTANT INFO ➡️ This all comes down to the origin and insertions of the different fibers of the traps. Here’s the breakdown for you:

    UPPER TRAPS | the fibers run horizontally and therefore help to retract the scapulae (as shown in the first 3 exercises of the video – to varying degrees I suppose)

    MID TRAPS | the fibers run horizontally AND have some fibers that run more vertically. Therefore they help to elevate the scapulae (like on a traditional standing DB shrug – how much this occurs may depend on exactly how you do them I suppose) as well as retract the scapulae (like the first 3 exercises shown in this video)

    LOWER TRAPS | the fibers run more vertically. They originate on the spine & insert on the lower portion of the scapula. Therefore, they help depress the scapulae (pull them downward) which is what happens on an exercise like the final one I show here – the standing plate raise – when the arms need to be pulled back overhead

    Massive credit to Paul Carter here. He’s a wealth of knowledge & his content has been helpful to me. Particularly in my understanding of the fiber orientation of both the upper traps & mid traps. If you do not follow him, do so. His IG is LiftRunBang1

  2. All natural. Nice job on working hard to get strong. I can tell you dont take short cuts. You're muscles aren't inflamed like balloons. You don't have veins coming from every angle. Densely packed muscle fibers. People need to learn, true muscles come from hard work, not supplements. We do this for the long haul, guys.

  3. Ah dude, this is what drives me nuts about fitness videos. Not complaining about this one, I actually really feel it when I do it vent over like that. There’s just so many other videos out there today saying this is wrong and that’s right, blah blah blah. Hard to know what’s the most optimal lifts

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