Effective shoulder training at home-EISENHORN power station
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Shoulders

The shoulders form the center of many movements and are crucial for a strong, upright posture. With the EISENHORN strenght station, you train the deltoid muscle (Musculus deltoideus) in all three parts - front, side, and rear deltoid muscles - specifically and balanced. A strong shoulder workout not only improves posture and performance in pushing and pulling exercises, but also effectively prevents injuries in the shoulder joint.

Shoulder press in front of the head

Shoulder press in front of the head

The overhead press or military press specifically targets the shoulder muscles and is an essential part of your upper body workout.

Rowing upright with a tight grip

Rowing upright with a tight grip

Powerful and controlled - the tight grip promotes a powerful lift up to the level of the collarbone with a focus on the shoulders and neck.

Internal rotation with Cable Pulley

Internal rotation with Cable Pulley

With this controlled internal rotation exercise, you specifically strengthen your rotator cuff, especially the subscapularis muscle, and improve the stability of your shoulder joint.

External rotation with Cable Pulley

External rotation with Cable Pulley

Strengthen your shoulders specifically: With external rotation, you train the rotator cuff and promote the stability of your shoulder joint.

Lateral internal rotation with grip tape

Lateral internal rotation with grip tape

With this exercise, you train the rotator cuff and promote the stability of your shoulder joint.

Lateral external rotation with grip tape

Lateral external rotation with grip tape

With this external rotation, you specifically train the lateral and posterior parts of the rotator cuff while your shoulder joint is guided in a controlled manner.

Upright rowing with a wide grip

Upright rowing with a wide grip

When performing upright rows with a wide grip, you train the lateral and rear shoulder muscles as well as the upper trapezius muscle.

Shoulder press behind the head

Shoulder press behind the head

When doing behind-the-neck shoulder press, you train the rear and side parts of the shoulder muscles as well as the upper trapezius muscle.

Back shoulder raise

Back shoulder raise

With this exercise, you specifically strengthen the rear shoulders and upper back.

Shoulder press sitting behind the head

Shoulder press sitting behind the head

By performing this exercise in a seated position, stability is increased as you press the handlebar controlled behind your head - ideal for a focused shoulder workout.

Shoulder press behind the head with grip tape

Shoulder press behind the head with grip tape

This exercise specifically strengthens the muscles of the back and sides of the shoulders.

Shoulder press sitting

Shoulder press sitting

Strengthen your shoulders specifically while your core relaxes on the bench.

Shoulder press sitting with feet raised

Shoulder press sitting with feet raised

This exercise not only targets your shoulders specifically, but also challenges your entire core.

Side lift on cable pulley

Side lift on cable pulley

This exercise specifically targets the lateral deltoid muscles and improves shoulder definition.

Facepulls on Cable Pulley

Facepulls on Cable Pulley

This exercise specifically strengthens the muscles in the back of the shoulders and promotes an upright posture.

Shoulder press in front of the head

Shoulder press in front of the head

This exercise specifically strengthens your shoulders and triceps through controlled pressure.

Shoulder press on the horn alternating

Shoulder press on the horn alternating

Train your shoulders with the alternating shoulder press on the dumbbell.

Reverse flys prevented with Cable Pulley

Reverse flys prevented with Cable Pulley

Reverse flys are an effective exercise to strengthen the rear shoulder (deltoid posterior) as well as the upper back muscles, especially the rhomboids and the trapezius muscle.

Shoulder rotators alternating on Cable Pulley

Shoulder rotators alternating on Cable Pulley

Isolated external rotation effectively trains the muscles of the shoulder joints.

Reverse flys asymmetrical on Cable Pulley

Reverse flys asymmetrical on Cable Pulley

This exercise specifically targets the rear shoulders and upper back muscles.

Shoulder rotators parallel to the Cable Pulley

Shoulder rotators parallel to the Cable Pulley

Strong balance, strong back: With this exercise, you specifically activate the rear shoulder and upper back muscles.