It appears that upper trapezius muscle activity is greater
upright rowing movements, while middle trapezius muscle activity seems to be higher during horizontal rowing movements, such as the bent - over row.
Not exact matches
Isolation
movements for the side head include side dumbbell raises and wide grip
upright rows.
Excessive overhead
movements and high repetitions involving
upright row, lateral raises and bench press techniques should be avoided.
For
rowing movements: Keep your torso a bit more
upright (around 45 degrees) and pull the bar at an angle toward your waist and not your stomach.
Even though
movements such as overhead presses or
upright rows do engage a great deal of the medial or lateral deltoid head, the side lateral raise will isolate and target this area even more perfectly.
There really are only two main side deltoid exercises (
movements) you'll need to include in your routine: (1) lateral raises (isolation shoulder exercise), and (2)
upright rows (compoud shoulder exercise).
Exercises that employ the vertical plane of motion (such as shrugs or
upright rows) primarily hit the upper traps, while the lower (and middle) traps need to be trained with
movement patterns that are more in the horizontal plane (like with the face pulls).
Never use inherently dangerous
movements such as squats in a Smith machine,
upright barbell
rows, dips with weights hanging from a belt, behind - the - neck presses and pulldowns, and so on.
The
upright row is a compound
movement that brings the rear delts and biceps into play to drive your traps into a deeper state of exhaustion.
Your torso should remain close to parallel with the ground throughout the
movement, unlike in the previously mentioned barbell
row where your torso can remain more
upright.
Honda Odyssey minivans from 2014 - 15 (22,056 vehicles in total) were recalled to address a problem with a middle
row driver's side seat recliner mechanism that could not lock properly when the seat is returned to its
upright position, resulting in unexpected
movement while the vehicle is in motion.