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Autor: tkwriter
~ 14/05/10
The chest can be strengthened by using these barbell exercises. A good idea would be to warm up before you begin Your muscles and joints can be harmed if not done right. Injuring yourself could happen, so it’s best to have someone close by to guide you or to make sure your doing it safely.
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Chest Press using a Barbell
With a barbell in your hands, there should be distance between the hands a bit wider then shoulder width. Your stomach muscles should be strained, while at the same time, bow your back, lift your chest a little, and keep your shoulders on the bench. Straighten your elbows by pushing the barbell straight up. Now bring the barbell down and stop when your elbow joints are parallel to your shoulders. Doing repetitions will give you the best results.
Inclined Chest Press
For this you need a bench that will incline to thirty degrees. You’ll find this to be about the same as the chest press. Keep the shoulders down on the bench with your abdominal muscles tightened. Now take hold of the barbell and push up to straighten your elbows. When you bring the barbell down, make sure that your shoulders and elbow joints are parallel to each other. Keep repeating the activity.
Declined Lift
With the bench declined, your feet should be situated in the footpad. Take hold of a barbell and spread your hands a little wider than shoulder width. Push the barbell an arms length from the chest. The barbell should be brought down to the lower chest, but should not touch it. On the way down, your arms should be placed at a forty-five degree angle with the chest. If your shoulder joints feel too much tension, your arms may be too far out. From your chest, push the bar to the beginning point. If you are unable to do it, you should have someone close by to help. Try to avoid too much tension, cause you may damage your joints or muscles.