Weight Plate Front Raise
Weight Plate Front Raise is a weightlifting exercise that targets the fronts and sides of the shoulders, upper chest muscles, and biceps. It is also a good way to improve shoulder mobility and tone your upper body.
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Weight Plate Front Raise is a weightlifting exercise that targets the fronts and sides of the shoulders, upper chest muscles, and biceps. It is also a good way to improve shoulder mobility and tone your upper body.
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