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A Shoulder Press at the gym refers to both the exercise and the equipment used to perform it.

Equipment Description:

1. Machine Design: The Shoulder Press machine is designed with a seat or adjustable bench and a set of handles or grips connected to a weight stack or plate-loaded system. The machine allows users to perform shoulder press exercises in a seated position, with some variations allowing for standing positions.
2. Adjustable Features: Most Shoulder Press machines feature adjustable seat height and backrest angles to accommodate users of different heights and preferences. The handle grips or bars may also be adjustable to provide various grip widths, which can affect the targeting of different shoulder muscles.
3. Guided Range of Motion: The machine provides a guided path of motion, typically vertical or slightly angled, to ensure that users maintain proper form throughout the exercise. This guided motion helps isolate the shoulder muscles (deltoids) while reducing the risk of injury compared to free weight shoulder presses.
4. Weight Resistance: The machine is equipped with a weight stack or allows for the addition of weight plates to adjust resistance levels. This feature enables users to progressively overload their shoulder muscles as they gain strength and endurance.
5. Safety and Support: Shoulder Press machines are designed to provide stability and support during exercises, which is especially beneficial for users who may struggle with balance or have concerns about using free weights for shoulder exercises.

Exercise Description:

1. Targeted Muscles: The Shoulder Press primarily targets the deltoid muscles of the shoulders, including the anterior (front), medial (side), and posterior (rear) deltoids. It also engages the trapezius muscles in the upper back and the triceps to a lesser extent.
2. Execution: To perform the Shoulder Press on the machine, the user typically adjusts the seat height and backrest angle for comfort and proper alignment. Gripping the handles or bars, they push the weight upward from shoulder level until their arms are fully extended, then lower the weight back down in a controlled manner.
3. Technique: Proper technique involves maintaining a stable core, avoiding excessive arching of the back, and using controlled movements throughout the exercise. It’s essential to exhale while pressing the weight upward and inhale while lowering it, ensuring efficient breathing patterns.
4. Variations: Depending on the machine design and user preferences, variations may include alternating grips (neutral or pronated), single-arm presses, or different seat angles to target specific aspects of shoulder development.