If muscle building is the goal, you don’t want to be adding anything into your workout making it harder to get the maximum output out of the muscle(s) you’re training. A standing shoulder press is a great exercise, but doesn’t allow you to really “empty the tank” as far as how much the shoulders can give. A standing vs seated shoulder press requires way more demand for the core to stabilize that weight, limiting how close you can actually get your shoulders to muscle failure. You can absolutely still do standing shoulder presses if you love them, I mean sht do whatever you want. But if muscle building is the primary focus then I suggest you empty the tank on the seated ones first, where you can be moving more weight and challenging the shoulders more than your core. You’re already at the gym dude. Might as well make sure none of that effort is being wasted. If you’re ready to lock in and optimize your workout routine AND nutrition, you know where to find me 🤙
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