Certainly! To further reduce the time required for each workout, you can incorporate supersets. Supersets involve performing exercises for antagonist muscle groups or exercises that do not fatigue each other. For instance, you can superset Seated DB Shoulder Press with Seated Cable Rows. Here’s how it works: after completing a set of Seated DB Shoulder Press, take a rest of approximately 0.5-1 minute, then proceed to perform a set of Seated Cable Rows. Rest for another ~0.5-1 minute before returning to Seated DB Shoulder Press and repeating the process. The goal is to maintain approximately 1-2 minutes of rest before returning to each exercise, while the act of supersetting allows one muscle group to rest while the other is engaged. However, it’s important to note that not all exercises are suitable for supersetting. For example, you wouldn’t want to superset DB Bench Press with Seated DB Shoulder Press since both are pushing exercises heavily involving the front delts. Instead, DB Bench Press would be better paired with exercises like Lat Pulldowns or DB Rows.