
90 days to a Stronger Anterior (front) and Posterior (Back) Upper Body for Better Shoulder Health
Strong, healthy shoulders aren’t built by focusing on just one side of the body—they require a balanced approach that strengthens both the anterior (front) and posterior (back) muscles that support the joint. Neglecting this balance is one of the fastest ways to develop poor posture, imbalances, and even chronic pain. Over the next 90 days, this program is designed to progressively strengthen the chest, shoulders, and triceps while equally developing the back, rear delts, and supporting muscles that keep the shoulder stable and mobile.

Why are dips harder than push-ups?
Dips and push-ups are both bodyweight exercises that are often used to build upper body strength. However, many individuals find dips to be significantly harder than push-ups. Understanding why and determining which exercise is more productive is essential for your fitness journey.