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Caleb Swartz on Instagram: "A great example of form and biomechanics ruling over just simply how much weight you can lift. Ideally, at the top of an upright row and the lateral raise, the position of the humerus should be the same. The only difference between the two is the angle of the elbow and how far away the dumbbell is from the shoulder joint. You can clearly lift more weight on an upright row then you can on a lateral. So why do a lateral raise if you can lift more weight on an upright ro

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