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When you do shoulder presses sitting down, starting the lift behind your head puts your upper back in a rounded position, while starting in front of your head keeps it arched — this probably puts different kinds of stress on your spine.

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The study found that lifting behind your head starts with a rounded upper back, while lifting in front starts with a more arched posture, just like the claim says.

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No contradicting evidence found

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