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This is by far the best weight loss guide of 2012! I came across while reviewing products for my subscribers and was very surprised at how informative it was. Even I learned things from it!About Incline Dumbbell Presses The purpose of performing incline dumbbell presses is to target the upper region of the chest. Incline dumbbell presses are actually one of the best chest building exercises that you can do. Ideally, you want to set the bench to a 30 degree angle. If the bench is angled too high, [...]
Read More...About the Incline Cable Fly Exercise The chest fly exercise is an excellent way to strengthen and develop the chest region. However, there’s all sorts of different ways to perform the movement. You can use dumbbells, which increases the stability demands while allowing the shoulders to be internally rotated throughout the exercise – a technique [...]
Read More...About Dumbbell Flies Dumbbell flies are a great movement to sculpt the chest. You can perform dumbbell flies from a variety of angles – each of which will target a different region of the chest. I recommend that you review our chest training article for more information on which angle targets which region of the [...]
Read More...About The Chest Fly Machine The chest fly machine is great for both beginners and advanced trainees alike. The pre-determined movement path allows the primary focus to be on feeling the muscle contraction rather than focusing on complex motor movements. This is great for beginners. As for advanced trainees, although the complexity of the motor [...]
Read More...Description The bent over cable press is a rather advanced movement that requires a great deal of stability. The stabilization requirements are what makes the exercise so effective. The body meets the stability demands through the recruitment of additional stabilizing muscles. Also, it trains the muscle groups to work together as a kinetic chain. For [...]
Read More...Description The decline dumbbell press is a great lower chest exercise. The lower aspect – specifically the sternal site of the pectorals – is both larger and stronger than the upper (clavicular) portion of the chest. This allows heavier weights to be used. Since setting up for this lower chest exercise can be somewhat awkward, [...]
Read More...Description To add variety into your chest workout, you may consider substituting the pec-deck machine for the exercise ball fly. Not only does the movement require minimal equipment, but it poses more of a challenge and draws the recruitment of additional muscles to assist with stabilizing the movement – particularly throughout the core region. However, [...]
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