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How to target lower pectorals So my gym has no decline bench. What excercises are there that help target and define the lower pectorals? Thanks |
decline bench press/db press/db flies. |
i have no decline bench...what other options do i have ? |
dips... if they get too easy then add weights |
does your gym have anything that looks like this? you can do decline cable flies with it. and if they have a machine like that but with the cables more like 4 feet apart you can set a 90* bench infront of it and maybe get some cable decline presses too http://www.body-builders.com/images/...er_Machine.jpg |
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if you dont have a decline bench then you pretty much stuck with dips just learn forward more |
Incline pushups would work. |
bench press, you should feel it in your whole pectoral, unless your are doing it wrong |
i dont know the name of this, but ill describe it for you. while standing up, hold 2 dumbbells to your side with your palm facing forward gripping the dumbbell. Now lift both dumbbells at the same time to chin level, and slowly return. |
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Lawl... Dips or do pushups on a bench.... Its a little easy but if you do it at the end of your chest workout it should be ok. Berz out. |
dips, dips, dips. If you're not doing dips yet, either start doing them or just give up on weight training, because you have it all wrong. |
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starting position on the left is right, but you dont bend at the elbow. lift straight up. |
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Works perfectly for hitting the pectoralis minor. Don't quote me on it but I believe its called reverse grip front dumbbell raises. * Grasp the dumbbells using an underhand grip with palms facing upward * Let arms hang straight down at the sides, holding the dumbbells. * Keeping elbows slightly bent throughout the entire movement, raise the left dumbbell from upper thigh level to eye level, and slowly lower dumbbell to starting position * Repeat the movement with the right dumbbell Also try exercise ball pushups http://kbierek.powweb.com/shapefit-p...rcise-ball.gif |
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What kind of gym doesn't have a decline bench? |
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i know i am not capable of doing dips.... but i tried this excercise and it really worked my lower pecs... Get a double-cable machine and set it to elbow height Position yourself facing away from the machine Start position with the handle by your sides Lift forward your arms with your palms/fingers facing upwards Finish position with your arms ats shoulder height. It actually feels better standing on a bosu ball for better stability control. |
whoops....didn't see Hi-Rev's post which stated with RRXtar's picture... But what they posted, x2 for my vote...which is the same thing that i said now that i think of it. |
^It seems like you're doing a lot of your training on the bosu ball. You're scary. |
i usually just do jumping jacks till I pass out |
^^ you can modify that exercise that i posted above by holding a barbell infront of you palms gripping facing forward, and do the same lifting motion as above to target other smaller muscles for stabilization. |
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