Friday, July 13, 2012

The Five Best Chest Exercises For Big Chest


Why is the chest and pectoral muscles are so hard to develop, particularly if you're a skinny guy, and no matter what you do, you can still look out to see how your bones? Clearly, the pectoral exercises are the answer ... But what kind of exercises should be doing as chest exercises to get big pecs and hard as stone? Here are my top five exercises to include in your chest exercises. They are compound exercises that work more than just your chest muscles, giving you a great upper body. Bench press (bench press) incline bench press (incline bench press) - works the upper pectorals. Declined bench press (decline bench press) - works the lower pectorals. Push-ups (push ups) - You can also do pushups bent, fists fists approached and removed, to include a variation. Dumbbell chest openings (dumbbell flyes) - They are great to work the inner chest filling the chest area.

The key to success for the chest exercise training, shown above, is to make sure that you lift heavy weights for maximum muscle gain. Aim for 6-10 reps around on 2-3 sets for each exercise. If you're struggling to reach 6-10 reps, then you know that weight is too heavy, and if you are doing very easily, then you know that weight is too light. In your chest exercises, you should focus on maintaining good form and technique, because the more you can isolate the stress and strain on your chest muscles, you will see further growth. I say this because sometimes these exercises it is tempting to put more effort and strain on the shoulders and triceps.

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