Cable Front Raise vs Floor Inverted Shoulder Press

Which one fits your Shoulder workout plan?

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Planfit users log Cable Front Raise more often — 3,187 sessions vs 146. Compare Shoulder form, muscles worked, and when to use each.

Compare the benefits of Cable Front Raise and Floor Inverted Shoulder Press and pick the one that fits your Shoulder workout.

Cable Front Raise vs Floor Inverted Shoulder Press: Which Do Planfit Users Choose?

Based on randomly selected data from 1 million completed workouts, Planfit users log Cable Front Raise more often — 3,187 sessions compared to 146 for Floor Inverted Shoulder Press.

What most people do isn't always what fits you. Cable Front Raise and Floor Inverted Shoulder Press differ in the muscles they work, the equipment they need, and how hard they are to learn — the comparison below covers each.

How Cable Front Raise and Floor Inverted Shoulder Press Differ

What differsCable Front RaiseFloor Inverted Shoulder Press
Muscles workedfront deltsfront delts, chest, and triceps
Equipmenta machinebodyweight only
Difficulty2 of 54 of 5
Sessions logged by Planfit users3,187 sessions146 sessions

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How to Do Cable Front Raise

Cable Front Raise demo video

Cable Front Raise Muscles Worked: Shoulder

Form

  1. 1. Slowly raise your arms to shoulder height while keeping your elbows slightly bent.
  2. 2. Slowly lower your arms to return to the starting position.
  3. 3. However, do not lower your arms completely; only lower them until your shoulders are relaxed.

Coach's Tips

  1. Please be careful not to raise your hands higher than shoulder level.

For a full Cable Front Raise guide with alternatives and benefits, see the Cable Front Raise exercise guide.

Want to learn more about Cable Front Raise?Exercise Guide

How to Do Floor Inverted Shoulder Press

Floor Inverted Shoulder Press demo video

Floor Inverted Shoulder Press Muscles Worked: Shoulder

Form

  1. 1. Please slowly lower yourself until your head touches the floor.
  2. 2. Return to the starting position slowly again.

Coach's Tips

  1. It is a more advanced exercise than a regular push-up. If the movement is difficult, please substitute it with another exercise.

For a full Floor Inverted Shoulder Press guide with alternatives and benefits, see the Floor Inverted Shoulder Press exercise guide.

Want to learn more about Floor Inverted Shoulder Press?Exercise Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is better for Shoulder, Cable Front Raise or Floor Inverted Shoulder Press?

Planfit users log Cable Front Raise more often — 3,187 sessions against 146 for Floor Inverted Shoulder Press. Both train Shoulder, so pick the one that matches the equipment you have and the muscles you want to load.

Do Cable Front Raise and Floor Inverted Shoulder Press work the same muscles?

Not quite. Cable Front Raise loads front delts, and Floor Inverted Shoulder Press loads front delts, chest, and triceps.

What equipment do Cable Front Raise and Floor Inverted Shoulder Press need?

Cable Front Raise needs a machine, and Floor Inverted Shoulder Press needs bodyweight only.

Which is easier to start with?

Cable Front Raise is the easier place to start. Move to Floor Inverted Shoulder Press once your form holds up.

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