You're probably used to squatting first while you're fresh and
performing isolation moves at the end of the routine, so this will seem easy.
Emphasize multi-joint exercises such as squats and deadlift and
perform isolation moves for the end of the routine.
Not exact matches
For most people, shoulder training means
performing exercises that target all three heads of the deltoids and a few
isolation moves for the traps.
The best way to do them is by
performing a compound exercise first, then
moving on to an
isolation move (for example squats then leg extensions).
There would of course be significant accessory work, depending on the athlete's goals - a powerlifter may then
perform significantly more barbell based posterior chain work, a track cyclist would
move to Olympic squats or depth jumps, while a bodybuilder or recreational athlete may
move to individual
isolations.