Shoulders Functional Workout - 60min Advanced
This high-performance session blends heavy overhead pressing with advanced unilateral stability work to bulletproof your shoulders and build explosive triceps. By integrating total-body functional movements, you will develop the overhead strength and core-to-extremity power required for elite athletic performance. This advanced routine is designed to challenge your balance while maximizing time under tension.
Advanced athletes and overhead sport participants looking to improve shoulder durability and functional pressing power. It is ideal for those who want to master complex movement patterns while building a defined upper body.
Equipment
Workout Plan
Rest 90-120s between heavy compound sets (Overhead Press, Squat to Press), 60s between functional stability work, and 30-45s during isolation finishers.
Why this order
We start with heavy compound overhead pressing to tax the nervous system before moving into stability-intensive movements like the Turkish Get-up. The workout then transitions from multi-joint functional patterns to targeted isolation finishers to ensure complete muscular fatigue.
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Start Free with AI CoachFrequently Asked Questions
What weight should I start with for the Half Turkish Get-ups?
Tonal will suggest a weight based on your history, but for this complex movement, consider manually reducing the weight by 20% until you feel confident in your shoulder stability and form.
Can I use Spotter Mode on the Overhead Press?
Yes, Spotter Mode is highly recommended for the heavy 6-rep sets of the Standing Overhead Press to ensure you can safely reach failure without compromising your lower back.
How do I maximize the triceps focus on the Rotational Punch?
Focus on a crisp snap at the end of the punch, fully extending your elbow. Use Tonal's power meter to monitor your speed, which directly correlates to triceps fiber recruitment.