Do a set using a weight you can lift for 8-15 reps.
Then perform a set of lying (supine) front raises using a weight you can do for 8-15 reps.
The point of maximal mechanical tension when doing front raises is when your arm is parallel to the floor. So when doing the seated raises, the point of max tension is when your arms are perpendicular to your torso. With the lying front raises, the point of max tension is when your arms are parallel to your torso.
Originally coined "The Bear" by John Davies, this series of five exercises in one teaches the body to move with great ROM in a fluid, powerful, and fast manner. It's fantastic as a total body warm-up, improving overall power production and motor skill coordination in a short period of time.