How to Do a Shoulder Shrug Exercise

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Tip 1 - Dumbbell Shrug Exercise Guide and Video

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Get detailed instructions on Dumbbell Shrug. Learn correct technique with our Dumbbell Shrug video, photos, tips and reviews.
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Tip 2 - Barbell Shrug Exercise Guide and Video

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Get detailed instructions on Barbell Shrug. Learn correct technique with our Barbell Shrug video, photos, tips and reviews.
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Tip 3 - Sharpen Up your Shrug Technique

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Sharpen Up your Shrug Technique

Leave your straps at home and try this alternating grip approach
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Tip 4 - 4 Moves For Bigger Traps

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4 Moves For Bigger Traps

Add inches to these high profile muscles with four targeted exercises.

Tip 5 - Barbell & Dumbbell Shrugs - STOP Rolling Your Shoulders!

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Barbell & Dumbbell Shrugs - STOP Rolling Your Shoulders!

Do you roll your shoulders during barbell or dumbbell shrugs? Learn why rolling your shoulders is wrong, dumb, and dangerous.
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Tip 6 - How to Do Shoulder Shrugs Properly | LIVESTRONG.COM

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How to Do Shoulder Shrugs Properly | LIVESTRONG.COM

Shoulder shrugs target your upper trapezius muscles, also known as the traps. In colloquial gym language, well-developed upper traps are often called a yoke. Located on your upper back and across the back of your shoulders, big, strong traps can be useful in contact sports such as wrestling, football, hockey, boxing and rugby as they provide...

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