The Alternate Dumbbell Shoulder Press is a basic exercise for maximizing physical strength. This exercise focuses on the shoulders while keeping the core in mind. We'll show you how to do your workout effectively, why you need to include it in your workout, and how it improves your overall athletic performance.
WHAT KIND
• The Alternate Dumbbell Shoulder Press is a great exercise
for strengthening your upper body and core.
• It offers a variation on traditional shoulder presses, and
can also be performed in a seated or kneeling position to put more stress on
your core muscles.
HOW
• Take dumbbells in each arm and stand straight with feet
shoulder-width apart.
• Move the dumbbells to the front rack. Straighten your
shoulders and tighten your center.
• Stay upright and place the dumbbell over your head. Hold
the other person firmly in the front desk.
• Lower the raised boom and move the sides. Repeat for a
specific range of repetitions or a specified amount of time.

WHY
• The overhead press is a simple movement used to energize
the upper frame. Any free weight action that pushes the load over the top also
pushes the torso, stabilizing the load. Thus, stability is achieved through
perfect alignment and utilization of the central muscle tissue.
• Since the weight is asymmetrically distributed in the
alternate shoulder press and the frame is “stretched” in at least one
direction, the main muscles on the alternate facet must also work to stabilize
movement.
• Due to the changing load during training, there is a lot
of fear in the core.
• Thus, alternating movements are best for immediately
detecting deficits in strength or stability - so don't be surprised if you have
to lose something.
• Remember to do the exercises while sitting or on your
knees. When you are on your knees, the stability provided by the lower leg is
almost completely canceled out, which means that the hips and hips must provide
additional stability. When you are sitting, the legs and hips are out of the
equation and the center must become more difficult to draw in order to
stabilize the movement. For both versions, start with less weight than usual
and focus on correct technique and manipulation.