Shoulders Endurance Workout - 20min Beginner
This endurance focused session targets your shoulders and triceps through high volume repetitions and minimal recovery. By utilizing consistent tension from Tonal cables, you will build muscular stamina and improve joint stability. This workout is perfect for building a lean and resilient upper body.
Ideal for beginner lifters or athletes like swimmers and tennis players who require high muscular endurance in their shoulders. It is also great for anyone looking for a quick but intense upper body pump in twenty minutes.
Equipment
Workout Plan
Keep rest periods short at 30 to 45 seconds between all sets to maintain a high heart rate and build muscular endurance.
Why this order
The workout begins with a seated compound press to establish a foundation of strength before moving into an incline press which bridges shoulder and chest work. We then transition into high volume isolation movements like lateral raises and skull crushers to fully fatigue the target muscles. This sequence ensures the most demanding movements are performed while you are fresh while the isolation finishers drive metabolic stress.
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Start Free with AI CoachFrequently Asked Questions
What weight should I start with if I am new to endurance training?
Tonal will suggest a weight based on your initial assessment. For endurance, it is better to start slightly lighter so you can complete all fifteen to twenty reps with perfect form.
Should I use any of the Tonal dynamic weight features?
Since the goal is endurance, focus on standard weight or Burnout Mode. Spotter Mode is also helpful if you find yourself struggling to finish the final few reps of a high volume set.
How often can I perform this shoulder and triceps workout?
Because this is an endurance focused session with lighter weights, you can perform it two to three times per week. Ensure you have at least one day of rest between sessions to allow for muscle recovery.